this is the new brief i found last week
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topshelfcomix have a wide variety of work - could you post examples of work and stories from top shelf that relate to your own work - in that way we can understand what you are trying to achieve
also, have a look at these people:
http://www.komikaze.hr/
having just read your aim for marking (competing with published work etc), this indicates that my original brief would of been more appropriate. I can post examples on here of why. The original brief is a more realistic amount of work for the deadline. This is one of the many issues I shall be discussing with Nathan. I have searched several publishers "Last Grasp", "Broad sword" etc to name but a few, I have been working on their brief for the last week and have not been satisfied by it and reading your outline for next week has just pushed me to go back as. I can not find work that fits my style better than "Eurotica" and I should have stuck by that. I could only find two examples from top shelf that fitted my style "From Hell" and "Chester 5000", whilst from Eurotica, I have 6 including "Michael Mannings" who I shall put my work up for competing with he has since gone through several publishers but i hope this proves my point.
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