Ooh, a manga adaptation of House of Leaves would be amazing. Or maybe just the Navidson Records, since adapting any other part would be...difficult.a hallway? perhaps of the five and a half minute variety?
They're back, and more ambiguous than ever!Hell yeah, our ambiguously gendered author is back. And 11 floor plans at once sure is a lot, hope we won't get overwhelmed.
"Hallway to Nowhere" sounds pretty straightforward, but let's see how it turns out in future chapters.
Thank you for translating, and happy holidays ^^
imagine johnny’s writing just spilling out on the margins, between the panels, on the underside of the jacket, it would be so wild. honestly they should just go crazy with it, have panels tunnel through the book, write on the edge painting, have the reader hold a page up to the light to see the other side, that sort of stuff. Since a direct adaptation wouldn’t work, they should leverage the strengths of the mediumOoh, a manga adaptation of House of Leaves would be amazing. Or maybe just the Navidson Records, since adapting any other part would be...difficult.
It would be a sight to behold, just don't ask me to translate it.imagine johnny’s writing just spilling out on the margins, between the panels, on the underside of the jacket, it would be so wild. honestly they should just go crazy with it, have panels tunnel through the book, write on the edge painting, have the reader hold a page up to the light to see the other side, that sort of stuff. Since a direct adaptation wouldn’t work, they should leverage the strengths of the medium
Ha, would it surprise you that Uketsu wrote an online story called "Strange AI"? It's actually pretty interesting.The answer is all 11 houses' floorplans were drawn by AI.
Zampanó's weird hikkikomori behaviour is pretty mangaka coded tbhOoh, a manga adaptation of House of Leaves would be amazing. Or maybe just the Navidson Records, since adapting any other part would be...difficult.
Honestly, this made me think a mystery story about someone uncovering some crazy conspiracy because generative AI was trained on a data set that was supernatural and/or had government secrets could be very cool.It would be a sight to behold, just don't ask me to translate it.
Ha, would it surprise you that Uketsu wrote an online story called "Strange AI"? It's actually pretty interesting.