Ok, take this adaptation with a speck of derez dust, but the way the comic has been made dynamic is pretty neat. Not to mention giving some decent up close "stills" for the Legacy environment.
http://disneydigitalbooks.go.com/tron/
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OOOOOooo!!! Nice! Big thanks for the link Dee!
In my day we didn't need these fancy R,G,B, LCD an 3D colors!
A program was happy to process 15 megacycles just to get to use monochrome display! You program's today wouldn't know a hard microcycles work if it came up and derez'd ya from behind!
A program was happy to process 15 megacycles just to get to use monochrome display! You program's today wouldn't know a hard microcycles work if it came up and derez'd ya from behind!