Xerus
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I was thinking, what if I turned my webcomics into audio books? Find some voice artists to record the voices that way people can read the comics while listening to the characters talk.
I remember back in school, enjoying audio books like Gremilns, Star Wars, Tron, and Indiana Jones. And you turn the page whenever you hear a sound like a bell chiming, R2D2 bleeping, a computer noise, or Indiana Jones's whip cracking.
And Teddy Ruxpin started out as a talking teddy bear with his own audio book series and it soon became an animated series.
I wonder if seeing Rebusquest, X.O. Seal, and Skelroy & Bonus as audio books could work?
I remember back in school, enjoying audio books like Gremilns, Star Wars, Tron, and Indiana Jones. And you turn the page whenever you hear a sound like a bell chiming, R2D2 bleeping, a computer noise, or Indiana Jones's whip cracking.
And Teddy Ruxpin started out as a talking teddy bear with his own audio book series and it soon became an animated series.
I wonder if seeing Rebusquest, X.O. Seal, and Skelroy & Bonus as audio books could work?
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