Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 12 Nov 2000.
Late 100th Red Baron strip gift
alt.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 12 Nov 2000 - 13 Nov 2000
Someone really should publish them...they're that good :) Anyway, the
latest Fokker:
From: http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/early_years/ey4c.htm
Fokker D.VII
Designed by Reinhold Platz, the D.VII was chosen over several other designs
during a competition held in January and February 1918. Baron Manfred von
Richthofen, the famous Red Baron, flew the prototype, designated V11.
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> Someone really should publish them...they're that good :) Anyway, the
Actually, I was thinking of that too. But the more I thought about it
the more I wondered: exactly how would they go about that? I mean, let's
say the average Red Baron Cartoon has five panels. With small type,
maybe two panels could fit to a page, and they would be read this way:
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"Fulgore" <ful...@mindspring.com> wrote in message news:3A0...@mindspring.com... > > Someone really should publish them...they're that good :) Anyway, the Aw, shucks! I hope I can keep it up! Well, I will as long as I won't run out of ideas. (Though if a life or a more demanding job creeps up on me it'll push down the present pace.) > > latest Fokker: > > From: http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/early_years/ey4c.htm > > Fokker D.VII Thanks! (Of course I've decided he'll always be flying a triplane in the cartoons, and it'll always be around 1917--the same way that it's always around 50 B.C. in the Asterix comics, halfway between Vercingetorix's de- feat and Caesar's assassination.) > Actually, I was thinking of that too. But the more I thought about it > the more I wondered: exactly how would they go about that? I mean, let's > say the average Red Baron Cartoon has five panels. With small type, > maybe two panels could fit to a page, and they would be read this way: > ____________ ____________ > | '.' | > | | | > | Panel 1 | Panel 3 | > | | | > | | | > | Panel 2 | Panel 4 | > | | | > |____________ | ____________| > '------------'.'------------' I know! I know! It's ideal for online-publishing and people like myself as a target group. (I live pretty much in the paperless office myself. My print- er gave up the ghost half a year ago, and I didn't even notice for about four months.) If e-business were working that could be a solu- tion for actually making some money out of this. As for advertising-- banners between <pre>-tagged text would stick out like a sore thumb. Hmm! Basically I do the stuff in ascii because it's the only way I can cre- ate graphics fast enough which just about please my own sense of aes- thetics. And I feel unable to put it in any standardized or even printable format because, well, you can't when you're having fun liv- ing in the eye of a brainstorm. Combining creativity with business sense isn't exactly my forte. (Ac- tually combining it with anything much isn't!) -- __ "Space Opera--it's not over until the Fat Lady explodes." __ ('__`> <'__`) //6(6; �OOL mm :^)^\\ `\_-/ http://home.t-online.de/home/ulrich.schreglmann/redbaron \-_/'
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