Dolly is in the driver's seat this time. And she's playing for keeps!



We meet Big Dolly. And she's not a toy for little girls! Will our criminal mastermind outwit her old associate Axphyx? Or does Axphyx know something that Dolly doesn't? Read on and find out how this all ends!

Mitru has produced an outstanding visual wonderland for this installment. Enjoy this extra large chapter of Scar City Chronicles.

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This battle has all the action that I was expecting from your comic and more! The only thing I regret is that Dolly lost!

Seriously, this world is so bleak, the rebels don’t even get a glorious death, they are recycled and abused.

If anything, I think the mecha Dolly used was great! I bet she wanted it painted pink. Another reason Dolly never cut as a ruthless leader! Oh well…

I really hope she could come back and take revenge on Asphyx or something, I felt she deserves a lot more than this appeareance in your comic!

Hector

Thanks Hector,

Everything is the hands of Max now,he gives me freedom in the action scenes but he plots the story, very well indeed.

I'd love to set some of the record straight for this particular part of the story. I asked Mitru to come up with a bit more of the story for Chapters 17 and 18. And he delivered a great back story!

While I did come up with the very basic plot for the two chapters, Mitru came up with brilliant idea of making this particular group of women Axphyx's former gang members, allowing the readers to know where she came from. This was a stoke of genius I didn't see until he developed the idea. The great battle mecha was also Mitru's idea.

Scar City Chronicles is a partnership of both art and writing. It would be a major insult to Mitru to say that his contribution to this project was only to create art. He wrote the characters as well as their relationships to each other. I'm just setting them in interesting settings and letting their actions speak for themselves.

I’m glad to know how your creative process works, and I think you’re lucky because you give ideas to each other that actually make your work better: Your work is better because you support each other.

Once I read a interview with Craig Bartlett, the creator of Hey Arnold! He said that even more that creativity, an artist must know how to do teamwork, because in animation is very hard to get done by one self. I think your teamwork is awesome.

I will only say that it's ever a pleasure to work with Max. I'm really lucky to have a so talented writer covering my back.

I've ever said that what I like it's rendering the art, I love the visual part of the comic creation. But the writting part it's not my favorite one. I've a lot of ideas surging frommy "torrid" mind, but sometimes (more that I'd wanted) the development process is too hard for me, and my limited knowledge of english language.

But one thing is certain... we do a great team, so good that Max offered to me the chance of doing a re boot of Changing the Guard series with him.

I'm sure you'll have more news about it soon.

I've published a promo cover here: http://free.hipcomix.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=121729

And some pictures of the char design process in my website: http://mitrucomix.com/gallery/work-in-progress/changing-of-the-guard/

Dear Mitru and Max:

Just one question, you mention this is a reboot of “Changing of the guard”. Is that an old series of your creation? Where can we see it?

Thanks!

Hector

I created Changing Of The Guard with Bukanan four years ago. He dropped out of the adult art industry and moved on to other work. I never got to finish the first story. And the powers that be prevent me from rehosting that project here. I've posted a few sample images at my dA account.

http://maxhass.deviantart.com/

So Mitru has consented to create new models, and we're going to do all new short stories in my universe.