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Season 2 – Episode 6:
Political Power: Mitt Romney #1 (2011)
Written by Marc Shapiro | Pencils by Jed Mickle | Colors by Chris Hall |
Lettering by Warren Montegomery | Editor: Darren Davis
Published by Bluewater Comics
Outro Music: Mitt Romney Style (Gangnam Style parody) by College Humor
Reviewed by: Fes Works, Marcus, and Melissa Kaercher.
Also be sure to catch the Barack the Barbarian #1 comic book review as well!
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What a lovely Romney-comic. If I was American that comic would persuade me to vote for him.
Oooh, Isnt there Obama comics floating around out there? Might be fun to review one of those too (than again this election season is burning everyone out on the subject)
Yes! Barack The Barbarian (2009) and I am editing that video review right now! I wanted it up sooner, but… so many things requiring my attention, and on a deadline.
[…] Also be sure to catch the Political Power: Mitt Romney #1 comic book review as well! […]
Hey guys and gals, this is the colorist for Mitt Romney Political power.
First off, great and accurate review, I laughed my ass off.
Secondly I just want it to be know that I only reason I did this comic is for the off chance that it might sell because:
A. Hell froze over and he was elected president.
B. The 3 billion or so Mormons around the world might show up and buy the damn thing.
Also Bluewater artists don’t work for exposure silly, they work on the .00000001% back end chance that the book they worked on might sell over 10,000 copies and they’ll get paid.
The one positive thing I do have to say is that no one works on a Bluewater comic interior with any real expectations of getting paid.
I was told time and time again by the publisher what the odds were and
I chose to gamble on it based on my previously stated reasons.
It was of course my first and last Bluewater comic, I have moved on and it is what it is.
Melissa says “Oh man. I’ve been there.”
I suppose we all gotta start somewhere, and it sounds like Bluewater is a place to start! I mean, I’ve been learning to color comics, and it sounds like it might be the right price for me to try to do something like that. heh. (Little joke around here is that I have a habit of taking on projects left and right).
I would totally try this.
Well thanks a lot for weighing in with that information! Glad you enjoyed the review!
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Melissa (she’s right here) also comments to me: “I’m amused that you see what he just said, and then you say, ‘Oh man! I could get work at Bluewater!'”
‘Oh man! I could get work at Bluewater!’”
Almost ANYONE can get work at blue water working on interiors.
Darren will contact you directly and most like give you a choice between four or five books you can work on.
If you absolutely don’t care about getting paid, Bluewater is the place for you.
I think it would be something I’d definitely give a shot doing, at least once.