Tron issue 6 has finally arrived. Yes.... I know many people think it was a long wait. And relatively speaking, it was. But man... I just realized that I spent 25% of my life working on this project (in one capacity or another). For a total earning of under 1000$ dollars, not including subtracting taxes and travel costs. Which actually puts me in the negative.

So go buy the thing already!

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Can do, slurms!

I'll pick it up on my next trip to the Ol' Comic Shop.

I thought that the ending was very unusual for this series. Thought that it could have ended off in a different way. But it looked familiar to something else I may have seen somewhere. Not certain though. But it is still good though.

And I understand that completely Lurkinghorror. Since I was under the same thing when I was learning Cinematography and making small 5 minutes films. (Similar concepts to this but with different media.) But still it was good I hope if Disney decides to carry on with the comic book in black and white it will be profitable for both your company that your working for and Disney. KNowing disney they still don' get it like always. Lets hope it pans out for everyone.

lurkinghorror Wrote: Compucore Wrote:I thought that the ending was very unusual for this series. Thought that it could have ended off in a different way. There were a few different endings that didn't make it for one reason or another. It was an unusual ending, but we wanted the story to generally go left when people expected it to go right. Basically make a story that wasn't the story people thought it was. Which has tremendous dissatisfaction potential for readers, but that's a roll of the dice on the best day.

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Finally picked up my copy today.

I, too, need to re-read them all back-to-back, in order to really get a handle on the entire story. It's been too long since I read the previous issues. Forgotten all the little details and nuances.

Boingo_Buzzard Wrote:So here's my take on issue #6 and the series: Spoiler Box!!! Highlight the text below to see it: So Jet, this whole time, was actually a program who was infused with the Tron legacy code and then "rebooted" to see what would happen. During the reboot all sorts of weird, wild, things take place. Jet's user (the real Jet) then tells him that because of the experiment was a success he can actually become a real live person. Program Jet, who doesn't want to leave his world and friends behind, opts to remain a program thus saving his "world". Kind of a take on the "Am I a man dreaming he's a butterfly or a butterfly dreaming he's a man?" thing. All in all very interesting and worthy entry in the Tron canon Please correct me if I am way off

Aw man. That's awesome. The awakening of the Tron

legacy code

um... I couldn't fint the comic... but I will next week.
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lurkinghorror Wrote: Spoiler Box!!! Highlight the text below to see it:We don't actually state it in the pages of the book, but the idea is that this being that was almost a User and almost a person, is Tron 2.0.

Ahhhh, yes... OK. I didn't fully get that at first...but..

Spoiler Box!!! Highlight the text below to see it: I thought maybe one of the characters in this last issue was supposed to be Tron but the signature T was not on his uniform, so I wasn't sure. I can see now (that you say it, of course) that this was supposed to be Tron all along and not just Jet. Bravo!

I'll have to get the trade paperback of all issues, 'cause I've missed out on an entire chapter of the TRON storyline. The comic and TRON 2.0 game should definitely be taken into consideration when the storyline is produced for the new movie.

Thank you Landry. Like I said, it probably would have worked better for me to re-read the series in order again.

I did really enjoy the series. Although I would have liked to see more of the REAL "Real world" (perhaps if the series could have been longer.) I know that TRON is all about the blue and red guys, but I find the most enduring aspect of the orignal film to be the way that they explored the theme of he "human in the machine" (so to speak) -- the way that we are "present" in our software and the software shapes us. The visual connections between the real world and the computer world in the film are a triumph of design, and I would have liked to see the comic explore that theme more, since it was implied in issue #1, and explored in a completely different way in the conclusion. However, it's not fair to criticise what the story DIDN'T do, but only what your story actually was. On its own terms, it was great. A comics success, especially considering the obstacles you had to overcome to get it produced.

Thanks,

Josh

lurkinghorror Wrote:My biggest concern with exploring the real world has always been the time frame in which it could be presented. I always assumed that to Lora and Alan, Flynn's trip to the computer world was virtually instantaneous.

Either you forgot to do your homework or I have to get a life, for the movie clearly shows hours passed between Flynn being digitized that 'fateful' night of September 22nd, and the moment Flynn prints out the evidence he needs (exactly at 6:00 hours, the next morning, of course) just before Mr. Dillinger arrives at his office for a new days work.

Also, How could a 'Lightcycle game' (or any computer game for that matter, considered to be 'soft real-time system' examples) become something instantaneous? The original Tron script established the story's real 'time frame' at various moments, and I quote,

...

SARK
Finish the game!

205 ...

FLYNN
(shouts up)
No!

205A REAL WORLD - A BUS STATION

In a Greyhound station waiting area, two kids are playing a video game, which appears to have broken down.

KID
What's wrong with it?

KID 2
I don't know... on the blink or something... damn.

Finally, Dumont tells Tron: "Hurry, the Users are waiting..." Well, waiting isn't something instantaneous nowadays nor back in '82 as CLU demonstrates Flynn...abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion