"Sisters Under the Skin", Issue 010 - Rate & Discuss Rating Options

[Scarecrow]

Sisters Under the Skin
Written by Gordon Napier
Art by Jesse Thomas
Cover by Jesse Thomas
Pin-Up by Sabre
Colours by Luis Barroso

Online Version: http://www.cenobite.com/hellbound/hbc010/hbc010cover.htm

Archive with PDF Version: http://www.cenobite.com/hellbound/archive.htm

Rate and discuss the tenth issue of the Hellbound Chronicles.

We'd love for you to leave feedback if possible, not just a vote, let us know what you want to see, where you want the series to go, where you think the art and writing can improve. Thanks to everyone who has commented so far and enjoyed the series, here's to the next ten!


- Scarecrow

[Phlebiac]

Nice comic The art was very well done. The story too, maybe there's gonna be a 2nd story continuing?

[Doc M]

third story, actually, this follows issue 3, "her room in hell." great work here all around, imho.

[Damnd of Hell]

Very good, but the lettering could have been a bit larger.

[Scarecrow]

Very good, but the lettering could have been a bit larger.

if it helps, the online version, you can click the image to see the full size version. But will bare it in mind, glad you enjoyed it.


- Scarecrow

[Romanov]

I liked this one. The artwork was great and I was glad to see a skinless character as this is one of the elements I liked from the original movies that has been absent from previous comics.

I agree with the point about the lettering but I think that might be a inherent problem with presenting the comics on the web. Maybe white on black would work better though.

Also a minor criticism was there seemed to be too many large blocks of text when perhaps they weren’t needed. For example, do we need to have the skinless woman described to us when we can see her?

Still, all in all, a very good final product.

[maulsmasher]

haven't read it yet, but I am really digging the artwork

[Guest_Guest_fomorian_*_*]

haven't read it yet, but I am really digging the artwork

[fomorian]

My congratulations to the artist, colourist and editor. It came out beautifully, and the characters were nicely realized.

I didn't write this as a comic script, it was adapted by the editor from a short story I wrote several years ago. 'Her Room in Hell', the first part of it, has already been turned into a comic, and there may be a couple more coming in the same series.

[Scarecrow]

My congratulations to the artist, colourist and editor. It came out beautifully, and the characters were nicely realized.

I didn't write this as a comic script, it was adapted by the editor from a short story I wrote several years ago. 'Her Room in Hell', the first part of it, has already been turned into a comic, and there may be a couple more coming in the same series.

You do yourself a disservice Gordon, though. pretty much every word and image here is yours and you should be proud at such an excellent story.


- Scarecrow

[Flippant Pain]

I really liked it. This comic, and the previous one stirred something in my heart. Looking at Lee hanging there made feel a little melancholy. Especially when she was worrying about her friends and family. They could probably leave her alone and she would suffer for eternity. Regret can be the strongest pain there is.

[Lamia]

A great follow up to Her Room In Hell. So excited to have a continuation of the story.

[Guest_Otomo_*]

Great stuff. I really enjoyed it. The link to Jesse's artist page on the main site is broken though!

[Scarecrow]

Great stuff. I really enjoyed it. The link to Jesse's artist page on the main site is broken though!

Thanks for pointing that out, got it fixed, although the page itself seems to be flawed. Not sure how that happened, will try and fix it when I get the chance. Glad you enjoyed the comic.

- Scarecrow

[Guest_otomo_*]

Thanks for pointing that out, got it fixed, although the page itself seems to be flawed. Not sure how that happened, will try and fix it when I get the chance. Glad you enjoyed the comic.

- Scarecrow

You guys have some pretty high quality work on here. Found you on web comic list. I've actually never seen hellraiser and still found them enjoyable.

[Doc M]

Thank you so much for your feedback, it's nice to have a fresh perspective, and that it's positive is encouraging, of course.
Brian

[Newmodelno15]

Nice, realistic artwork although i would like to see a bit more detail on the skinles character, like the veigns mentioned in the text.
The story startet out a bit slow with the nun thing, it felt like it was there just to fill the pages, but if it's part of the previous comic I apologize cuz i didn't read that one yet :$

[Scarecrow]

Nice, realistic artwork although i would like to see a bit more detail on the skinles character, like the veigns mentioned in the text.
The story startet out a bit slow with the nun thing, it felt like it was there just to fill the pages, but if it's part of the previous comic I apologize cuz i didn't read that one yet :$

Well, hope you like the first part when you read it. The background was there, really, to help not only explore Lee's backstory but show a dialogue between her and Rina, suggesting a potential for friendship before the reveal. At leats, that wa spartly the intent.


- Scarecrow

[Doc M]

I liked the backstory on Lee since she is one of my favorite characters in the whole series thus far, but I appreciate your differing opinion. There is certainly no pressure to fill pages, however...
The detail comment is an interesting one, I'll try to keep that in mind when I read it again and perhaps also for future issues.

[chainman]

I actually liked the descriptive writing style; using the art as a visual aid rather than the complete picture and allowing the reader to fill in the gaps made me feel more involed in the story. Double thumbs up from me peeps.