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Muppet Robin Hood comic coming April 29, 2009

dwayne1115

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Wow well that sounds great! is there one that you would want more then the other? If I could I would do the Muppet Show ones just it would seem easier.
 

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Wow well that sounds great! is there one that you would want more then the other? If I could I would do the Muppet Show ones just it would seem easier.
The Muppet Show comic book series are officially drawn and written by Roger Langridge. I suppose I'll be assigned to one of the spinoffs.
 

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AWESOME cover, Dave! I can't wait to hear which Muppet spin-off you'll be doing!
 

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I just had a thought. The Muppet Show comics pretty much show the characters above the waist only, but I wonder if the same will apply for Robin Hood. Legs are shown on the covers, but then again, the characters are in full-body shots on the Muppet Show comics.
 

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I just had a thought. The Muppet Show comics pretty much show the characters above the waist only, but I wonder if the same will apply for Robin Hood. Legs are shown on the covers, but then again, the characters are in full-body shots on the Muppet Show comics.
There are some shots in the Muppet Show comic from the waist down as well. I believe the comics are a way to open up the Muppet world a little more and work to the strength of the drawn medium. Full body Muppets are good with me. Actually I prefer that. I believe the Robin Hood will have lots of dynamic head-to-toe Muppets. It is an adventure. :smile:
 
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