Toonstruck - Shrink Fan Comics

[Valeyard Vince]

From Drawer to Drawing - Toonstruck is out now!



The debut issue of Toonstruck, the first title to be simultaneously released between Transform Fan and Shrink Fan, is now ready to download! Grab yourself a copy today and enjoy the wild misadventures of an animator who shrinks to the size of a sketch and gains the powers of a wacky cartoon character!



Synopsis: When an animator's electronic drawing tablet is struck by lightning, she finds herself shrunk down to the size of one of her drawings!

Release date: July 16th, 2018
Written by: Soylent Orange
Artwork by: Oscar Celestini
Tags: Shrinking, Toon Transformation, Uneven Shrinking, Hourglass Expansion, Crushing

Issue Link: Toonstruck

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[Silver Spoon]

Cute comic and concept, but I wish there was a bit more emphasis on the shrinking part.

[Captain Ash]

First at all: Thank you for this comic.
Two comics in one month is a welcome change.

What I really adore of this story were the awesome perspectives.
As a reader I really had the feeling that Tanya felt tiny in this new huge environment.
The art is magnificent and the action and falling-apart scenes are one of the complexes I’ve seen on shrink-comic so far.
It looks really dynamic. Ladies who like it to be tiny will love it.

Some cartoon scenarios reminded me of old movies like "Cool World", which I see as a good thing.

Though I'm not a fan of flattening stuff, I've really enjoyed reading this comic and can only recommend it!

Greetings
Captain Ash

[Tiedefender]

Originally Posted by Captain Ash

First at all: Thank you for this comic.
Two comics in one month is a welcome change.

Some cartoon scenarios reminded me of old movies like "Cool World", which I see as a good thing.

Though I'm not a fan of flattening stuff.

Greetings
Captain Ash

I agree with this.
I remember "Cool World," it could have been so much better. The flattening has to be from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit."

Not sure what to say about the comic. I like how Tanya looks both before and after. The shots that show her scale are good. The story is different but it works. Just right now I don't have to strong of feelings towards it either way.

I do find myself caring more about looking up her short dress than her size change.

The way the comic pages are laid out doesn't work so well for PDF format.