Una the Blade
- Steve LeCouilliard
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Hey guys,
The anthology those Una pages appear in is sitting in boxes in my house. Want a copy? Mosey on over to Paypal and send $6 US plus $3 shipping to [email protected] (U.S. & Canada, I'll have to figure out what overseas shipping costs) And I'll send you one. I'll even draw something in the front.
Steve
The anthology those Una pages appear in is sitting in boxes in my house. Want a copy? Mosey on over to Paypal and send $6 US plus $3 shipping to [email protected] (U.S. & Canada, I'll have to figure out what overseas shipping costs) And I'll send you one. I'll even draw something in the front.
Steve
- Steve LeCouilliard
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Hey guys! I'm trying to figure out what to do with Una. She seems to be one of my most popular characters, so I'm looking for the right story to tell with her. I had a friend who's a teen fantsy novelist suggest that I adapt the characte for a young adult audience. Obviously, a nursing mother in her early twenties isn't really going to play to teens but, if I fastforward a few years to Annora as a young adult, I suddenly have a story to tell. And I don't have to change Una's history either.
So here are some ideas about what a thirty-something Una would look like, and Annora as a young teenager.



I'd love to hear what you all think.
So here are some ideas about what a thirty-something Una would look like, and Annora as a young teenager.



I'd love to hear what you all think.
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- Steve LeCouilliard
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- Steve LeCouilliard
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- Steve LeCouilliard
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There's a new Una chapter up with colours by Mike Birkhofer here:
http://community.livejournal.com/illyham/
http://community.livejournal.com/illyham/
Love the drawings, excellent stuff. It's nice to see a unique take on a typical story.
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- Steve LeCouilliard
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- Steve LeCouilliard
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I don't know; I think that seeing her age and the changing dynamic in her relationships with her children could be very interesting. How would a teenager feel about living with a wildly reputed barbarian mother? And how does one handle uppity, know-it-all teenagers without violence when one normally handles problems with hack-and-slash?househatke wrote:I think the nursing barbarian mother in her twenties is the whole charm of Una!
The barbarian with toddlers in tow is hilarious (and I look forward to more), but I bet that the concept could be expanded.
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