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  • Writer: RM Rhodes
    RM Rhodes
  • Jul 10, 2016
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 27

This page is in sepia tones because it’s a flashback to when one of the main characters was incarcerated in a female prison in the middle of nowhere. I really like the establishing shot in the first panel – mostly because I have a soft spot for oblique views of buildings and compounds.

What’s interesting is the use of the inset panel to draw the reader’s attention to the detail from the establishing shot – as if to say “and here’s the detail that’s important to the story.” 

(Heavy Metal issue #142, January 1993 – Page 97 Palomita by Vatine, Clement, Lamy and Rabarot)

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