Angel's Father's Day Page 3/4

Use these characters to make a manga in color. The style of this image is bold halftone dots, halftone, thick outlines, dot shading, gradients, ben day dots, and pop-graphic composition evoking pop art and comics. The style should have halftone dot shading on characters, clothes, and hair. The scene is a royal courtyard. Panel 1: The blue hair woman smiles and says, "Why wouldn't want to celebrate with you? You are Asher's father!" Panel 2: The red hair man with blue hi-lights and horns looks to the side to glance at the black hair child with horns playing silently with flowers in the background. The red hair man with blue hi-lights and horns is deadpan and says, "... that's not the full truth... that much is clear. So, once again why?" Panel 3: The red hair man with glasses and horns is nervous and says, "W-well Clara doesn't want to spend this day with her father, so we are spending it with you." In smaller text he adds, "If that is alright..." The blue hair woman looks comically annoyed at being called a liar, annoyed swirls around her head. Panel 4 is a long panel: The red hair man with blue hi-lights and horns deadpan and silently looks at the couple in front of him. The red hair man with horns and glasses is smiling nervous. The blue hair woman is pouting with her arms crossed. Panel 5:The red hair man with blue hi-lights and horns deadpan, sighs giving a soft smile, "You should of started with that, no offense Asher's mate, but your Father is a piece of sh*t for looking down on my son." Panel 6: The blue hair woman smiles brightly with sparkles around her as she bubbly says, "You get it! How dare my Father look down on Asher!? He doesn't deserve to have a day this year until he behaves better!" The red hair man with blue hi-lights and horns has his arms crossed standing across from the blue hair woman, deadpan agreeing with her. The red hair man with blue hi-lights and horns says, "It's foolish, my sons are by far better than everyone. Not only are they strong like dragons, they are not tethered by their emotions."