Post by Cory Olson on Dec 11, 2020 15:20:14 GMT -5
For those who have been faithfully following the thread on the upcoming LOW VI Expansion Set, there was a mention of some cards released in the online Promoter and I had mentioned that there was an interference chart released for "Luscious" Johnny V. at the same time his manager-level wrestling card was released. Well, I can admit when I'm wrong. This chart was never released. 
Here's what I recall happening: when we did the online Promoter and would release alter egos of currently-released LOW guys, Mark Taggart did some of the early artwork and Justin (pikemojo) did some as well. Pike drew Fit Finlay (one of my faves of those guys!), Java Ruuk, and Maya Singh. Mark T. also put together the PDFs for the cards so that promoters could print them. Mark shared a Word template with me where I would type in the stats and then we could convert that into a PDF to be released online. Well, we didn't have a template for anything other than wrestler cards. I think we decided to release the interference chart later but that was back in 2010 or 2011. And after looking through my files, I cannot find that I ever actually made a chart, not even a draft.
However, Mark did separate artwork for Johnny V. And I will now reveal it to you after nine or 10 years: Johnny V. Manager Drawing.
Here's what I recall happening: when we did the online Promoter and would release alter egos of currently-released LOW guys, Mark Taggart did some of the early artwork and Justin (pikemojo) did some as well. Pike drew Fit Finlay (one of my faves of those guys!), Java Ruuk, and Maya Singh. Mark T. also put together the PDFs for the cards so that promoters could print them. Mark shared a Word template with me where I would type in the stats and then we could convert that into a PDF to be released online. Well, we didn't have a template for anything other than wrestler cards. I think we decided to release the interference chart later but that was back in 2010 or 2011.
And after looking through my files, I cannot find that I ever actually made a chart, not even a draft. However, Mark did separate artwork for Johnny V. And I will now reveal it to you after nine or 10 years: Johnny V. Manager Drawing.
