Sumire thread

>>158709304
Sumire is a great read

What about 17?

are there many pages with text hiding the art?

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>>158710735

I don't know, I'd have to re-read it. Probably just a lot of speech bubbles. It doesn't look redraw-heavy.

>>158710790
Can you post a comparison page with this, out of curiosity?

haha oh wow never thought I would see these again. I worked on them in the dark ages of manga scanlating. I always wanted to go back and redo the first 26 chapters or so since those were done with whatever shit raws I found.

>>158709304
Depends, but I'm willing. Can you show us some of your scans?

I know the author is taking the facts to his grave but what are the theories on the old man? why does he do what he does? we know hes been at it for a very long time and is willing to risk life and limb for his craft and that at least 1 other person who shares his bizarre hobby(?) exist.

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>>158712300

https://www.mediafire.com/folder/cdfniczvwz2cb/Sumire_16

>>158712169

Yeah the magazine scans are eye cancer. I'd like to redo the series with proper tank scans. The tanks are still cheaply-printed, though. I'll scan the rest of the series if there's a competent editor on board.

>>158711989

Here's a quick png of that page.

Batoto, IRC, or email works for getting ahold of me.

>>158712313

Dont don't think about it too much.

I must have deleted my original psds, but there is some redrawing but the art is simple enough. I remember the paper quality being okay so what you have there is probably as good as it gets.

>>158713184

It's about what you'd expect from your average weekly shounen tank.

>>158713703
i've gone digital a long time ago along with not reading as much shonen stuff so I'll take your word for it. what kind of scanner you have? i have some old tanks I want to digitize but mine has terrible bleed through no matter what i do.

>>158713912

9000f. Bleeding is usually a result of the paper itself, so put a black piece of paper behind your pages.