Blackadder 3d Comics

2D comics trap characters within the borders of the panel. 3D comics, theoretically, offer an escape route by creating a volumetric space. Does giving Blackadder "depth" diminish the feeling of claustrophobia? This paper suggests that effective Blackadder 3D art would subvert the medium's freedom. While the background may stretch far into the distance, the foreground obstacles—be it a stupid Prince Regent, a mad General, or a physical door frame—would be rendered in sharp, obtrusive 3D, effectively boxing Blackadder in. The "depth" of the comic would serve to highlight just how far away freedom and status actually are.

A retro, novelty format occasionally used by digital artists for special "gimmick" tribute issues. blackadder 3d comics