Art
Style
Kevin lyon is the
penciller of the mini comics, and will, in a short time, pick up the regular
series. His work is mainly "American" artwork, with some manga influence
visible. He's one of my best friends, and has known me since the day I
created Red Krewe, and is more familiar with the characters than anyone
else in GWP save myself.
Hungla Rodriguez is
the penciler of the first 3 issues of Red Krewe, which haven't been released
yet. Though not intentionally, her art is usually seen as manga style,
although she's not an anime fan and isn't attempting to copy at all.
Douglass Freeman Jr.
is an artist / writer for Gravitywell, and has helped create images for the Red Krewe website as well as illustrate some of his own Red Krewe pinups.
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Writing
Style
The writing style of Red
Krewe is serious, with just a little comedy at the appropriate times. The
plot is very intricate, with a lot of depth and development. This isn't
an open ended story, this series will conclude someday, though I won't
say when.
The story is set in the
1950s, in a world very different from the one we know. The book could be
described as anthropomorphic, science fiction, action, retro and a few
other things... personally I try to avoid using those descriptions. The
story is just that, a story, content.
There are themes present
in the book such as violence, prejudice, insurrection and others... but there
are no morals to any of the stories. Since the choice is theirs anyway,
I leave the reader to decide what is right and wrong for them.
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