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Freshmen #1
covers A-E
art by (L-R)
Rodolfo Migliari, Joseph Michael Linsner, George Perez, and the San Diego ComicCon Exclusives.
Release Date 7/13/05
Freshmen #1 Extra Credit
Re-Release of issue #1
featuring n ew previews and behind-the-scenes artwork
Release Date 9/14/05
Page #5
 Pencil Breakdowns by Leonard Kirk
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PANEL 1 - EXT. BOUGHL SCIENCE BUILDING - ESTABLISHING The large, ultra-modern science building at the center of the Freese Campus. A sign on it should read BOUGHL SCIENCE BUILDING.
CAPTION Boy, they know how to take your dignity away at college. Real quick.
PANEL 2 - INT. SCIENCE CLASSROOM / GIRLS' DORM An establishing shot of the girls' room, widescreen, with Annalee in the center, lying on her cot, writing in her diary.
A converted classroom, with folded tables off to one side and very cheesy temporary furniture supplied for the girls. There are five cots spread as far from each other as possible.
1 CAPTION We were stuffed into a classroom in the science building.
2 CAPTION Five girls in one room. And we all might as well be from different universes.
PANEL 3 - ON PAULA (THE SEDUCTRESS) She's arranging candles on a table next to her bed. Several posters and cut-outs of male idols are above her bed, along with dozens of pictures cut into hearts, or connected by plus signs. Her hair is in pigtails.
3 CAPTION Paula Pophouse, from New Hampshire, defines the fan base of Us Magazine: She lives for soapy, lovestruck gossip. Didn't exactly win the genetics lo ttery, though. I think the bubbliness masks a very troubled girl.
PANEL 4 - ON RENEE (PULLER) Renee, who we saw earlier arguing with Brady (they'll be the Drama Twins, she'll be Puller), is teasing her hair in a tacky mirror she must have put up. Every outfit she wears is more tight and revealing, and she's always decked out in flashy jewelry.
4 CAPTION Renee Bellochio, a Jersey Girl through and through, complete with teased hair and mad bling. Yup, I just wrote "mad bling." She nodded to me when she walked in. That must pass for validation in skankville.
PANEL 5 - ON CACOPHONY Cacophony, who isn't a main character, sits on her cot with thick headphones and a keyboard. She's a goth, her hair shaved on the sides and dyed black and purple. Always glaring, and "Hello," "Awesome," "Good job" and "F-you" are all conveyed by the devil horns sign, which she's giving right now.
5 CAPTION Then there's "Cacophony," or so she calls herself, who sits in the corner and glares. And I mean glares. She should be in the glaring Olympics. Who can she hate that much?
6 CAPTION One girl hasn't arrived yet. I already like her best. |
Colors by Tyson Wengler
A major character from the Freshmen sequel appears very briefly in this issue. He's in the foreground of one of the panels.
Norrin's shirt, "June 23," with yellow on black, is a reference to the marketing campaign for the original Batman film. His love of this flick will be further shown in issue #3.
"D.W. Freese University" is named after Derek Freese, who grew up in the sa me neighborhood as Seth and Hugh and was a wonderful friend to so many. We miss him dearly, and we're thrilled to pay homage to him.
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Freshmen is © 2005 Seth Green, Hugh Sterbakov, and Top Cow Productions, Inc. "Freshmen," the logos, and the likenesses of all featured characters are registered trademarks of Seth Green, Hugh Sterbakov, and Top Cow Productions, Inc. All rights reserved.
