Nice work!
Did a great job of drawing Nemo

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Please do more! :3

They're very good and I have no doubt that you will de a very good work with McCay's world and characters.

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Hehe, this is amazing. Have you seen the animated movie??? It's great! You've managed to flawlessly splice two of my favorite things together, nice job.

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I think while the animated movie isn't very faithful to the original comics, it's still cute and enjoyable. I actually almost drew Nemo with big eyes as seen in the movie version but changed my mind in the last minute and decided to go for the button pupils from McCay's work.

...kinda reminds me of the way I used to sleep when i was little....just not the whole dream thing....just the falling out of bed =\

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Great tribute to Nemo!

Except today, they'd probably force feed him Ritalin to crush his dreams and creativity so he could force all the pointless memorization in school to face a productive adult life of bitter competition and uncertainty.

Love the series. I have the animated movie that was made, and I've always been a fan. =3

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it's amazing how you colour, the tones are perfect for this comic page.. ^w^ congratz, really good work.

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not only did he open the door to comics as we know them, but he also directly inspired calvin and hobbe's creator.

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I LOVE Little Nemo in Slumberland. It is one of those strips I consider one of my study-basics, along with Walt Kelly's Pogo and anything by Chuck Jones and Tex Avery.

Oddly, your style is more like the Nemos of the 20s and 30s when Robert McCay joined his father in doing the strips, and he brought the characters closer in to the viewers (up until then, Nemo and his friends were always shown in full-body). His father was certainly a draftsman, and complained about his son's style covering up his work.

You're better off doing the McCay version anyway - I never could get over seeing Nemo in the anime style TMS did, even though I am a TMS fan (and oddly enough, those versions of the characters are still copyrighted).

This goes straight into my The Shot of the Week - Pics So Goood it Hurts! section of my host page! Ya gotta love it!

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