hi! i’m a little confused by your comment, there’s nothing to copy or paste in the comic so there might’ve been a problem with your file?
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ah OK then I am confused, it looked like there were instructions about turning pieces and then cutting round and rectangular areas. If there is no hidden meaning in the comic, then it just doesn't make sense, it's just random text and drawings rhen. I thought it was some kind of puzzle game. Even the title suggests it. The front cover has mixed up squares, I ws cutting these and trying to rearrange. And the I was trying to make 'her perfect face'. Then you have arrows pointing to a round gap (something goes here). Then fingers showing to shrink and enlarge pieces. Then the mystery with May Bells - there is another page with bells on it. Then'throw away old clothes', I took that to mean cut out pieces that arent covered by clothing. And then finally turn right, I was thinking that meant rotating something. But if I'm barking up the wrong tree then I really don't get it. How can we find if there is nothing hidden there ? The story itself just doen't make any sense. Well there is no story, unless I'm missing something.
Well, the title and some othe content makes it sound like a puzzle to be solved. That's mainly why I purchased, ,that was my expectatiob. As an artwortk, I don't know what to make of it. Is there a narrative hidden there, or we to interprite it as a suqence of disjoint imags and phrases. If that's the case the we must judge purely on the artwork, which frankly I would say is little more than some random doodles and a psiche if disjoint train of thought, that doesn't really lead us anywhere. In that case $*.00 to buy a copy of an artisrts aimless doodlings does seem a bit of a stretch. If I've missed anything the perhaps you would be so kind as to explain to me. Be sure to use simple words as I did indeed fail aretistic comprehension 101.
maybe inspiration for a future comic ! Hide pieces of text and image inside the other pages and leave clues. Then by cutting and pasting and combining images, the mystery is unravelled. (eg cut this piece of text from page 7, and overlay some text on page 3). Same with images. Then people can either print it out and cut it up physically, or use photoshop etc. Make it a bit cryptic so the reader has to solve puzzles to figure what to cut and where to place it. Then gradually the hidden plot and images (hidden between the pixels) is revealed. Now that would be a really fun an unique concept IMO. If you want to of course - but you could do a whole series. Think about it same artwork, but a mystery within a mystery.