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Published: 2015-10-07 12:58:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 6689; Favourites: 93; Downloads: 0
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Prev: land-walker.deviantart.com/art…*** That's it! Thank you for reading the comic, I hope you enjoyed it!
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Diamond In The Rough is a short homage to one of my favourite animation films, written by my friend Theo Dolev and illustrated by me.
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What a cool origin story! Love how you interpreted their human forms.
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So...let me get this straight...
Wizard - Carpet
Guard - Cave Guardian
Fat wizard - Iago
Tall wizard - Jafar
This is genius. The art was great and everything works flawlessly as a little prequel to the film! Great job!
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Great comic! I read the whole thing on your site.
I thought the guy's robe and the "fat one"'s (XD) face looked familiar, but I didn't make the connection until the end. Those were nice twists. My only question is, what happened to the royal guard? Did he become the gate?
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Nice comic. ^_^
It was a neat idea. But, also nicely done.
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wow this comic came out great!makes me wanna go re-watch Aladdin hah
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Oh my goodness! This comic is absolutely amazing. I adore the background history you give to such loved characters, your style, the colors, the action, all of it! I really enjoyed reading it. <3 Thank you so much for making such a beautiful piece.
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Landwalker, have you considered messaging some of the former Disney animators about this comic? I feel like Andreas Deja (supervising animator for Jafar) and maybe Will Finn (for Iago) would appreciate/enjoy your work. I don't know about Finn, but I know Deja runs an interesting art-and-animation-centered blog called "Deja View", where you can contact him.
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Unfortunately I remember nothing of the Disney movies I watched centuries ago, so I get this is a prequel but not much more.
But damn.
This was a fantastic read, the dialogues and characters are good, the story is really nice and intriguing as a standalone and the art omg.
You outdid yourself, colors and layout are amazing.
Thinking about your first nuzlocke (which, I know quite well by now, lol) this shows the amazing progress you made in your art, really inspiring.
Excellent job on this, I look forward to your next pieces!
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Wow. I had no idea where this was going at all! Much better ending then I could have come up with
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Wow, it's been about 15 years or more since I've seen Aladin. This, this was really cool. REALLY cool. 
I never really liked that movie in the first place, but seeing this makes me want to go watch it again. Excellent work you two. This was absolutely stunning. 
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aw man, awesome interpretation 
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This was a wonderful read, and all your visuals are super stunning
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Wow....
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That was stellar. My hat's off to you and your friend Theo. Beautifully illustrated, wonderfully crafted to suit the story.
I'm curious as to what happened with the lamp before, though there's hints and teases about what it might have been. Genie never mentioned anything about what he'd done before he met Aladdin, but still I wonder what happened then....Hm...Maybe a chance for another story c:
Great job!
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Thank you!
And about the lamp - yeah, there's still a lot to think about I guess...
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Well that was pure genius…thank you very much for that
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Superb story and an equally great comic to go with it. Outstanding job as always!
Now I feel like I should watch Aladdin once and for all :U
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very nice
LOVE the twists, makes the rug and the panther more believeable for next time I watch Alladdin
Thankyou for the great read!
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Holy balls, this was so much fun! So much character, whilst explaining so much!
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I'd like to create a TV Tropes page for this comic, if you know about that site. Is there any name for the two heroes that can be used without spoiling their identities, like "the Guard" or "the Mage" or "the Soldier", etc.
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Wow, thanks! And, uh, I don't know, I always reffered to them as "The Tiger" and "The Carpet", But I guess that's too spolier-y, so I think "The Guard" and "The Mage" work just fine.
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That was amazing!
One thing tumbling in my mind is, the hero that broke the staff, is he is related to Aladdin in any way (like father? or just a diamond in the rough?)
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Thanks!
And they're not related (at least not in our plot scheme) but who knows, right?
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What a cool story and an amazingly executed medium! I loved it!
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Holly hell! This was an incredible prequel story to one of my favorite Disney movies of all time!
The art and story was simply amazing, great job, I enjoyed reading it! ^_^
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I read all of these on the comic website because, after seeing your tumblr preview, I couldn't wait to read the rest of it! Amazing storytelling, amazing art . . . I absolutely love all of it.
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Amazingly done. I went back and read it again, and everything really flowed together so well!
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That was the most amazing thing I've read in quite some time.
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I really loved this whole comic. A very interesting twist on the history, loads of compelling characters... and your art never ceases to amaze! Really really liked it all!
Great job!
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My inner child screamed like a crazy fan girl for a good minute, nice job
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