Atomik Age

Kurosen · 05-18-2010, 07:37 PM

Honestly? I don't even know if I have anything left of my various efforts to finish Atomik Age. Oddly, there's a 95% change that I still have its epilogue. Might make for something worth releasing for those folks who really want to know how it all ended.

DwyerSP · 05-19-2010, 01:55 AM

Hey man, thanks for your quick reply.

Yeah, basically anything you're comfortable releasing would be seriously fantastic, and I'd love to read it.
Basically, the main reason I inquired about Atomik Age at all (as my intentions weren't to bug you about a project you haven't touched in years, heh), was due to thinking I'd recalled having read something you posted a long, long time ago in the forums --- saying something along the lines that Atomik Age was coming along a lot quicker than Nuklear Age had previously, which lead me to believe that you at least got a decent chuck completed. But I misread/misunderstand things on a daily basis, so I might be mistaken in this case as well.

Either way, I'd be stoked to read whatever you've finished, no matter the amount.

Keep me posted, if you're able to.

Thanks again,
Sean Dwyer
(pecansandies83@gmail.com)

Eldezar · 05-20-2010, 02:10 PM

As much as I would love to see Atomik Age, I wonder if it needs to be completed as a novel. The end of the book left so many possible directions in which you could take the story, but since it was written as a comic book, why not just make it one? And not even it's own comic, but as back-stories to be included with Atomic Robo releases or something like that. Then it could eventually lead up to the epilogue if you find it.

It is mostly my perspective of the amount of work you already have on your plate, and how things tend to go when you have some projects that require a deadline and others (8-bit) which have a much more flexible release schedule. I don't think that if you continue Atomik Age as a novel it will ever be completed, but small stories here and there would be great to slowly expand upon the story until you feel you have the time to make it a bigger project, if you ever had the desire to do so.

Just my 3 cents.

05-20-2010, 02:10 PM	#3
Eldezar Ferbawlz! Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 665	As much as I would love to see Atomik Age, I wonder if it needs to be completed as a novel. The end of the book left so many possible directions in which you could take the story, but since it was written as a comic book, why not just make it one? And not even it's own comic, but as back-stories to be included with Atomic Robo releases or something like that. Then it could eventually lead up to the epilogue if you find it. It is mostly my perspective of the amount of work you already have on your plate, and how things tend to go when you have some projects that require a deadline and others (8-bit) which have a much more flexible release schedule. I don't think that if you continue Atomik Age as a novel it will ever be completed, but small stories here and there would be great to slowly expand upon the story until you feel you have the time to make it a bigger project, if you ever had the desire to do so. Just my 3 cents. __________________ Patreon Stuff! https://www.patreon.com/NPCProductionCompany

05-19-2010, 01:55 AM	#2
DwyerSP Goomba Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 21	Hey man, thanks for your quick reply. Yeah, basically anything you're comfortable releasing would be seriously fantastic, and I'd love to read it. Basically, the main reason I inquired about Atomik Age at all (as my intentions weren't to bug you about a project you haven't touched in years, heh), was due to thinking I'd recalled having read something you posted a long, long time ago in the forums --- saying something along the lines that Atomik Age was coming along a lot quicker than Nuklear Age had previously, which lead me to believe that you at least got a decent chuck completed. But I misread/misunderstand things on a daily basis, so I might be mistaken in this case as well. Either way, I'd be stoked to read whatever you've finished, no matter the amount. Keep me posted, if you're able to. Thanks again, Sean Dwyer (pecansandies83@gmail.com)