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| Layouts for page 01 of issue 01 of BPRD 1948 |
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| This pencils were done with a blue pencil, and a red one, only for the grid. That made it a lot easier to render, instead of penciling everything with the same color. Unfortunately I have only a B&W scanned of the page to show you that. |
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| But here in the inks, fortunately, you can see the red and blue pencils behind the ink lines. |
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| And the beautiful colors by Dave Stewart. |
Naturally, this is awesome to see. Brings back fond memories indeed. Thanks, Max!
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