This is a graphic representation of a science fiction radio play episode. Will Tom and Judy escape the destruction caused by the tentacle-ship? Will Professor Hargrove's serum work against the alien threat? Tune in next week to find out!

I'll post a link to a larger view when this goes up for voting.

Thanks for everyone who helped me nail down the design and to Jackanapes for the title. And thanks to you for your votes/comments.

great job, man! $5

i'll pretend my name is also steve so i can comment here.
great mix of past and current styles!

All i thought was Orson Welles as soon as i saw this sub. I'd like this on a different color, but the sensation of storytelling and the shape of the design is out-of-this-world! 5$ all the way.

very nice! 5$

Awesome

$ 4

Oh My Golly!! You used the title I gave you!! This makes me feel so special!!!

$5!!

I miss radio SciFi Stories, excellent! $5

nice title too btw.

wicked colour choice!!!

nice color n halftone!

Oh, this turned out super! I think I'll just print out this page and tape it to my chest if it doesn't get printed.

The upholstery button behind Judy's head in the car may be my favorite part of this, btw.

great design! i love the colors and the style of this sub...overall nice work!

Love the style, not 100% on the subject, keep at it though. Well Done!

sweet

really well done nice job here

good job!

Thanks for the great comments everyone!

great scott!! - 5

really nice style!

i love the style. Maybe less elements. I love the lady screaming. One image could carry the whole design.

$5 due to super coolness

$5

The individual illustrations are lovely. But together they seem to lack impact. I'd like so see some of them seperately. Good work, though.

Tonteau on Aug 07 '07
The individual illustrations are lovely. But together they seem to lack impact. I'd like so see some of them seperately. Good work, though.

Actually, I'm totally with you on this. I was thinking maybe of doing something with the scene of just the final frame.

really snazzy!

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