Such a profound interpretation of one of the Worst Smiths songs created.

Bravo!

i love the pictures and interpretations of these songs... the dialogue and atmosphere as well! great songs and equally brilliant art work! i'm telling everyone i know to see this!!! these comics are certainly much better representations of the songs than ANY AND ALL of the Smiths' videos i ever endured! Cheers!

... very interesting take- thanx for sharing!

Talented - full of passion. Thanks for sharing.

Your interpretation is great...'Well I wonder' is beautiful...can't wait to see 'Stretch out and wait'

It's not fantastic artwork.
The individual panels are not brilliantly drawn.
Neither of these is particularly important.

It was a great joy to read, and a truly original interpretation. As with 'Well I wonder' I found it, if anything, too short, so well done. I also like the fact that you always stick to the exact lyrics rather than cutting corners to make it easier.

You'll never have this kind of work exhibited in the Louvre or win any major prizes for it, but with almost everybody on this website you do have a kind of following now I dare say.

Frankly, we want more!

-D

P.S.: Stretch out and wait? I'd be far more interested in how he would cope with something like 'Some girls are bigger than others'.

It doesent sound likley!!!!

Aftar al he is a celebritey and woman often say "o he is so beutifull"

HE HAVE HIS CHOISE OF THE LADY'S!!!!!!!!!!!!

...you capture the exact atmosphere that the song creates, for me. Pure and simple, very nice!

You stand out as perhaps the only one worth viewing. Thanks and keep it up.

Those are wonderful! Pulp and the Smiths and all. You just made my day!

Brilliant! Far and away the best art that has been posted here in a long while. Keep it up!

I was very "moved" by this comic. The art is excellent, the storyline is excellent, and you did a good job of corresponding the comic to the lyrics of the song. I particularly liked the crucifix in William's room. Is William religious? Is William a Roman Catholic? Bravo. Encore. Do more.

Hearty best wishes,

Stymied Stan

The "well i wonder" comic is very poignant; it is almost a biographical depiction of my life. The "william" comic is well drawn, but it seems like a very odd choice given all of the material in the smiths arsenal. I would love to see graphic depictions of "I want the one I can't have," "I know its over," "heaven knows I'm miserable now," "asleep," and so many other ones that could be the inspiration for dark drawings. Looking forward to future creations.

I'm glad you all took the time to look at my comic and comment upon on it. I'm even more glad that the comments are positive. I really tried to bring all I felt from the lyrics of this song: arrogance "I don't dream about anyone...", materialism "...if you like you could buy the ring", and drab modernism "this town will drag you down". All the wonderful qualities I see too often around me. I suppose it seemed natural to me that this arrogant character be an ignored composer/musician with his indifferent chubby girlfriend. And yes, he is Catholic. I wanted to add an element of sprituality in the realistic context. People will always have their own crosses to bear and he had his. I hope some people took the time to look at the other details. I really intended to have them tell the story more than anything (Wagner and Debussy were some interesting personalities).

siley CAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

what the hell are you trying to say

What is your deal? No one wants to read your crappy story in this thread. It is sad that your only venue for your work is a thread pertaining to someone else's work.