WWW: Redone Art for ROKA #188-194

[Scott Eiler]

For some reason, I see "Redone Art for ROKA" posts in my email feed but 
not my Usenet Eternal September one!  So I'll respond here.

On 2024-03-08 08:05, Arthur Spitzer wrote:
> And Here's Redone Ripping Off King Arthur Art for #188-194 (The I'd 
> Love to Completely Redraw The World Arc).
>
> https://www.rippingoffkingarthur.com/ripping-off-king-arthur-188-190-192-194/

I admire redone art.  I've secretly been redrawing my own web comic art 
all along.  (Usually to fight Color Error King.)  I think in your redone 
art, I am reading the stuff approaching the climax of the ROKA story.  
But that's only because I've read it before.

So I checked Ripping Off King Arthur .com to see where this story arc 
was.  It showed up as *after* everything else - as an introductory 
story!  If you'll forgive my observation, King Arthur, your story is 
fine but this arc is not an introductory story. 
https://www.rippingoffkingarthur.com/new-readers-please-read/ is good at 
explaining the other options.  And who cares how bad the art is for the 
beginning.  (whether ROKA #1, or Powernaut #1.)

Your navigation is fine, if I use forward arrows and back arrows; the 
redrawn stories fit right in.  (You're ahead of the Powernaut web site 
in arrow navigation.  Heh, I might have to consider those arrows at some 
level.)  You have overall navigation; perhaps there is a way to bring 
the redrawn stories in to that without them being at the end, while 
still emphasizing them to new readers.

Yay, ROKA!

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-- (signed) Scott Eiler  8{D> ------ http://www.eilertech.com/ -------

Scott was raised as the Last Son of Planet Scottron on Scott Island.
There he learned that criminals are a cowardly and superstitious lot,
especially of Scotts.  So Scott secretly went to Scott High School and
trained himself to become a Scott to confound them.  There he built a
suit of Scott-armor, and was given a mighty Scott-hammer plus an
invincible Scott-shield.  Scott's mighty armament is only subject to
other Scotts.  This is an incredibly common problem, though. So
Scott has to rely upon his Scott-Sense to identify possible danger.

So sayeth Scott.