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Shatter (digital comic)
Shatter is a digital comic created by Peter B. Gillis and Mike Saenz, and published by First Comics. A dystopian science fiction fantasy somewhat in the mold of ''Blade Runner'', ''Shatter'' was written by Gillis and illustrated on the computer by Saenz.
''Shatter'' was the first commercially published all-digital comic, i.e. a comic for which the art was created entirely on the computer; as opposed to what later became the common method of drawing on board with pencil, pen, and ink and then scanning the black-and-white art into a computer for the application of color. The ''Shatter'' artwork was initially drawn on a first-generation Apple Macintosh using a mouse, and printed out on an Apple dot-matrix ImageWriter. The print-outs were then photographed like a piece of traditionally drawn black-and-white comic art, and the color separations were applied in the traditional manner for comics at the time.
==Publication history==
The first episode of ''Shatter'' appeared in the March 1985 issue (#12) of computer magazine ''Big K'' (IPC Media, London with Tony Tyler as editor) and was described as "the world's first comics series entirely drawn on a computer." During this same period, ''Shatter'' appeared simultaneously as a one-shot special and as a backup feature in First Comics’ ''Jon Sable'' title in 1985.〔Because of comic book cover-dating practices of this time, most comics were cover-dated two-to-three months in advance of their actual publication date. Therefore, the March 1985 ''Big K'' publication and the June 1985 First Comics publications were roughly concurrent.〕 ''Shatter'' was published in its own 14-issue series from 1985-1988. The book was art-directed by Alex Wald. Collections have been published by First Comics and, more recently, by AiT/Planet Lar.
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