first is how do i clean these drawings up without just straight up tracing them digitally

>>7608021 (OP)

Second off is who do you think should win the fight

>>7608021 (OP)
You could do a pen and erase underneath or maybe pick a kneaded ereaser and do them again?

tracing paper/lightbox or window

>>7608073
>>7608075
I think ill copy each "frame" one by one in separate drawings

>>7608090

>>7608092

Doing so many thing in such rapid succession kind of numbs me out a bit

>>7608021 (OP)
The agent is sent out to neutralize a woman infected with the falona disease. Sh leaps at her with an an antidote inside a pole and stabs her with it.
>>7608022
The falona infected uses her tendrils to shove the agent away, multiple meters into the air
>>7608025
The agent falls into the floor and looks on as the falona patient pulls out the spear and shoves it aside, quickly healing. It seems she is immune to the antidote
>>7608027
The falona patient uses her arm as a sharp tendril to try slice the agent in half, but she dodges and leaps onto a tree

>>7608090
Offcamera the agent climbs further and further up the tree, so the patient pulls back her tentacle, and begins to melt to sweep the entire forest as a black goop. The agent notifies the team
>>7608092
A helicopter arrives to pick up the agent, and she leaps from the tree, to a branch, to a ladder dropping from the helicopter
>>7608094
The falona patient then plasters herself into a tree and shoots a projectile onto the agent's leg as she is climbing up the helicopter ladder. The patient laughs, she has infected the agent. The agent uses a rifle to shoot at the patient, but she just slides away back into the wilderness.

>>7608090
I'm going to be absolutely serious here, you already did it once it's going to be waaaay easier to do it again. If it's too much of a pain in the ass just take your time and only do it once or twice a day.