Maaan all of the pages are terrific, I've got no words to comment this (I could write many "awesome"s, but.. uh.. that's been done already ). Seriously, this is great stuff and Ragazza Pipistrello should get her own ongoing series only because she has the coolest name in comics.

oh man, thank you sir!
Ragazza Pipistrello got her name accidently by
my love to Batgirl - that´s what her name means in italian
but you might know. she will be featured in
several comicprojects like "SpaceSpartan" and
"Donald & Simon" and sure she gots her own "series" or
book, which starts where this story ends here.
i´m planning it for a long time now, but i have forgot
the most cause i planned it in my sieve-like brain...

Ah, I see! I knew "ragazza", but had no idea what Pipistrello meant. Half of my family is from Italy but I only know a couple of words. It's kind of tragic, actually.

I know what you mean about forgetting the stories you planned, it happens to me as well. My last attempt at doing a big, gigantic epic (!) ended after 2 pages because I forgot some of the stuff I had thought about, and because I decided that art-wise, I was going to go in another direction.

The best method I can think of right now is to write down some stuff, kind of an structure to know where the story is going, and then to go ahead and make things up while drawing, to keep it fresh and fun to do. I don't know if it works in real life, though, but it might be worth trying

Anyways, I'll be looking forward to seeing more of Ragazza Pipistrello!

i always love your color use, its so vibrant and oldschool.

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yep, write it down along with the sketches is good
and some organisation of the sketches and stuff is helpful, too.
i´m drowning in staples of sketches and i search me to death,
gladfully i have some stuff on the PC saved in folders, but
the most is elsewhere.

in some ways it´s good to have a partner, who hopefully is
a bit more arranged withhimself and has a bit more organsisation

Yeah, I'm also balancing myself between being very chaotic and trying to be a bit organized as well. But I can't help thinking that we can't get rid of the visceral stuff, really. I don't really think there is such a thing as a perfect method to do comics (or "creative" stuff in general), but I guess you're right about having a partner-- maybe Alejandro Jodorowsky or Alan Moore are available right now? Should we ask them if they're willing to give us a hand?

you can have alan moore

Oh, I wouldn't be offended!

there you named the 2 best, so there would
nobody offended by getting passed one or another.
do you know if jodorowsky resides in europe or
brazil/argentina/venezuela at the moment?