Blood for the Baron!

SO how should the colored pages be posted?

should we send them straight to the Baron and he releases them once the story is completed? should we post page by page?

Personally I am all for sending them all to the Baron first and let him post them, when the story is complete or at least enough to be a enjoyable read.

how should we do this? how should they be released? what are your thoughts?

I'm in favour of releasing them as soon as they're completed, but I'm easy on the subject.

I think the more important issue is choosing which stories to do next. Obviously something like Desert Strike is a huge undertaking, so it depends upon the artists involved as well, but if anyone has any preferences please post a reply here.

Operation Stubborn would be a really interesting story to do I think as it has cambell and crew agaisnt Firefly and I love those issues that have cobra or joe characters vs the red shadows or action force members

but its a big big story and would take a long time and of course some of those pages might be hard to do too

other than that I wouldnt mind seeing maxium kill and project highball (?) (the mutt vs firefly one )

I was gonna vote give them to the Baron since it is his kick ace sight that has the stories on to start with, but since he votes page by page who is this humble Shadow to argue?
BLOOD FOR THE BARON !!!!!!!!

Oh sorry, by completed I meant each story, not page!! Another option is to up them by completed issue.

...er... completed by issue, for bloodforthebaronincolo(u)r.com...

To preserve the Baron's frickin sanity y'all!

Not that he's already insane or anything. On the contrary, the very quintissitude of enhelmeted-gentility! Or something like that.

I've decided to move the weekly colouring release from Sunday to Friday, so that people can have them for the weekend.

I'd rather see the story completed before release. If a partially coloured story gets posted but the person doing the task can't (for whatever reason) complete the story then we're high and dry.

I'd love to see Desert Strike coloured and wouldn't mind a crack at it, but 100+ pages and all that sand...? Oh cripes! I think that one will have to be split over several colourists.

Oh, we don't release a strip until it's 100% done anyway - unless it's me doing the colouring, of course! But touch wood we haven't missed a deadline yet!

On "Desert Strike", I coloured the first panel of the first page just as an experiment to see if I could do it back before I began in an 'official capacity', so consider that story 0.0001% completed!!