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In large chunks of the Last Siege, I only gave panel direction for keystone moments or whenever there was a rapid scene shift for pacing, and otherwise left it to
@jkgreenwood_art to flesh out. Like, pretty sure many panels just said - "they fight here".
Layouts is the wrong word. Thumbnails? Anyway, I usually do about a page per issue. This is the first time I've done a large batch of pages. I also usually try to give input on at least one cover per series. I didn't sketch most of these though, just verbal descriptions.
Pepper Page Saves the Universe (we just call it Supernova) is kind of a little bit of everything we've done before. Like Danger Club, it's a comic book about comic books. Unlike Danger Club - which was bleak look at publishing - this book is about the power of fandom.
@kibblesmith Wait... Jon's says his parents are on vacation in 1979 - hence the cat-sitting. But in 84' his mom says she hasn't left the farm since the 50's. So...
@agletterman Hi! I write comic books, novels, and other things. #WritingCommunity
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@GlebMelnikov8 After two issues of a tight 25 page grid of tension building, the titular character finally shows up, existing outside the grid - larger than life.
I particularly enjoyed writing the banter between Batman and Wonder Woman.
I got to write Wonder Woman in a comic once. Issue 16 of Batman: The Brave and the Bold (art by @CartoonJones). I was tasked to write an Easter themed issue. Had the heroes team-up to fight their respective egg themed bad guys. Made for Egghead’s first real comic appearance.
A few years ago I wrote a book on the history of Wonder Woman, so this is a topic I am picky about: Watched #WW84. Liked it quite a bit. Felt more akin to the source material then any other DC film in memory.