What is Citizen Anti

I suppose I should clear up a few things about Citizen Anti before I post more of it. Originally I didn't intend to post it on DA at all, but after seeing all the things that pop up here on a daily basis, I figured I could post this "comic" as well. The following explanation is for people who have no clue about Half-Life, Garry's Mod and video game comics.

So, what is it?
I call it a comic because thats what we call it over at the G-Mod forums, but technically you could call it a photo story because no actual is involved. Everything starts with the game Half-Life 2, which most people have probably heard of. Like any game it has levels (I'll call them maps from now on) and models for creatures and NPCs. Maps and models use textures like and 3D model. Due to HL2's incredible tool set everything can be edited or new things can be created from scratch; maps, models and textures.
In comes Garry's Mod (www.garrysmod.com/), a sandbox modification for HL2 which allows users to place and pose (including face and finger posing) models from the game and take screenshots of them. You can do many much more interesing things with G-Mod besides posing, but those aren't relevant for the comic.

What do I do?
No, I do not make all my models and textures from scratch. What I do is make all my maps from scratch, which provide the backgrounds and settings and believe me this takes incredible amounts of time. I also create some textures for models and maps where I want to set the comic more clearly apart from the original game.
When everything is done, I load up G-Mod, start my map, pose the models, their body, face and (sometimes) fingers and finally take a screenshot. I repeat this processs way too many times till I have all my shots and then start up Photoshop to edit my shots into the layout and add effects and speech bubbles.
Depending on the amount of images and necessary editing a single page takes 2-6 hours, including posing, screenshots and editing. Creating maps and textures takes a lot more time.

So, there you have it. I hope this helps clear up confusion about the actual amount of work I do for this "comic".