So this is the Xmen kind of page. The one before was the Unbreakable one, this is the Xmen one. Not Xmen the comic, Xmen the movie. The way they are colored at the bottom of the page was an accident, but I let it that way to make them look blurry because of the effect of the ray.

An accident this page is. Yoda talking.
I was trying to make a cool super-hero effect with lots of layers and many colours, and sparks, and visual effects, and all that stuff. *SIGHS* Well, I was giving the first layer, this bright blue over the blue sky, with a "iluminate" kind of layer. And this was the result. I liked it so much I decided not to give more layers.

Can be considered this my way to show James' way to pass the five basic states to accept a dissaster or bad news. I know four of them, so if somebody can send them to me I will be pleased. I know some are: Fear, negation, Anger, Acceptance, and I just miss the last one.

This is the last page colored of the comic. Is weird how things work. Is not the last page, but it was the last I colored. Actually, the last thing I colore din the comic book is Helen's green vest.

I saw this in a movie. Not nin real life, I think is not so fancy in real life. When you stay behind an airplane when landing, the jet form the engines takes you away from the ground, and makes you fly. This way they "run" away from the accident.

Now everybody says "what's pov?" I saw Point of view. This is what Helen saw when the airplanes were crashing, while flying away from there.

This is a James Cameron page. I explain. I love the moment when, in T2, the truck of the T1000 crashes, you see the gasoline, then the spark and huge explosion. I like how he showed the way the explosion happens, instead of just showing the explosion.
So here I showed the fuel from the wing leaking and then the explosion, and to end up a pan shot of the airport with the explosion in the middle of it. Saw any famous building in the skyline of the city?

Ouch! Bad landing. I bet they used low cost airflight companies to make this trip. James and Helen land on the ground with a heavy bump as they check they broke no bones or important parts of their bodies.
Approaching to the end. Time to star giving thanks to everyone involved.

The red,orange,yellow thing on the plane is fire. Yes, is fire I am not kidding :P I airbrushed that part in yellow, orange, red and some pink and then applied a "glass" effect to that layer. The result is what you see. I don't know you but I like that fire-like effect.

Tlaking heads again, but I ahd to close some doors on the plot and fill some other holes. The background goes form bright blue to black blue, almost full black. Just to show that the characters are sinking into a destructive era in their lives.
Did I said that?

Trumpets, please Trumpets.
First of all, of course there is not such a film called "Nine Millimmetters" directed by Ridley Scott, but I have the screenplay for "Nine Millimetters" around here or somewhere. I think it's the kind of title you can see on Ridley's website.
The final page, the green credits were added at the very end, to explain what happened to the responsibles for the airplane crash.
So well, here it ends, thanks everyone for reading it, and see you in the next comic.