Welcome to Racoon City
Nicely done all'round. Sound was well integrated, animation style was rather unique and fit the subject matter (I mean, what colour other than red is one really going to be thinking about when faced with death, violence, and the undead?), and the actions and reactions of the protagonist were very realistic. It's nice to see someone actually manipulate tension and suspense for once, rather than just rely on random violence for shock value.
Thanks. I appreciate it, especially the last sentence.
hopefully dude
You got yourself a new fan, i'd put you in my fav artist but you only have a couple of works out. I really hope you crank these out fairly fast though i want to see more! By the way how long did this take to make?
I took a long time to finish Dead, partly because I was taking time to learn Flash, partly because I'm a big planner, and partly because I was busy or just put it off. Between start and finish, I'd guess around five months. Put me in your favorites list, anyway. You won't be disapointed, unless you play Fat_Badger Dressup.
WOW amazing
That was one of the best zombie flashes I have ever seen. HOw long did it take you to make? And how many parts are there to be?
Also how did you come up with the idea that it would begin in a almost fatal car crash?
Thanks battlevixensfan. The original idea was to have three parts. I could make a hell of a lot more. Depends on how much time I feel like spending on this. When I buy a Wacom tablet I'll be able to fire these out a little faster. A crash was an obvious way to put the character in a vulnerable position - he's hurt in an open area with no shelter and focused on the crash, the last thing he'd be prepared for is a zombie. Plus I wanted to draw a Plymouth Satellite.
Awesomeness
Dude you gotta hurry up with the next one! It was pretty damn scary lolz. The part where he beans the zombie was sweet! The graphics made it look pretty gross =P
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it's really scary... simple but excelent... i'm waiting the part 2