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>> | No. 2575
2575
Interesting. |
>> | No. 2578
2578
Marvel 1985- 015.jpg >>2575 |
>> | No. 2579
2579
>>2578 |
>> | No. 2581
2581
I dunno, he's written quite a few things before, his missus is a writer, and so are his friends. It'll probably be quite interesting. |
>> | No. 2582
2582
>>2581 |
>> | No. 2585
2585
He's written a book, a few articles, stuff like that. No fiction as far as I'm aware. I remember on his radio show he was talking about the pitfalls a lot of new writers fall into (like overwriting things), so he's not a complete newb when it comes to this. |
>> | No. 2587
2587
>>2585 |
>> | No. 2588
2588
I don't think that's really a good thing though. Fans tend to produce derivative poop. |
>> | No. 2682
2682
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2010/01/26/preview-jonathan-ross-and-tommy-lee-edwards-turf-1/ |
>> | No. 2683
2683
It's obvious that he quit the BBC to find fame and fortune writing comicbooks. |
>> | No. 2684
2684
>>2682 |
>> | No. 2686
2686
turf1.jpg >>2684 again |
>> | No. 2687
2687
You shouldn't have large blocks of text in a comic at all; I think the limit you're supposed to stick to is what, 250 words a page? |
>> | No. 2688
2688
Strange_Tales_132-18.jpg >>2687 |
>> | No. 2689
2689
Mr_A_02-05.jpg >>2688 |
>> | No. 2690
2690
In fact the 235 words on >>2688 don't feel like a drag at all because there is immediately some action and some jeopardy. It's a great opening. |
>> | No. 2691
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n1455001437_30055409_7764.jpg A quick look at google said that Alan Moore tries to keep under 210 per page, with a maximum of 35 per word balloon. |
>> | No. 2692
2692
>>2691 |
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