Comments on: Indy Comic Book FAIL Lesson 1: Why Bother?

By: Dating

Dating — Sun, 29 May 2011 11:15:00 +0000

NetherRealm Studios is preparing a DLC pack for Mortal Kombat that introduces seven classic character skins to the title. I’m sorry, I’m trying to resist using “K” in place of every single “C” in this article. But when Mortal Kombat is…

By: India Travel Guide

India Travel Guide — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 08:39:00 +0000

If you want YOUR Indy Comic to succeed, then you NEED to encourage …. Indy Comic Book FAIL Lesson 1: Why Bother? Indy Comics FAIL: Opening …

By: søgemaskineoptimering

søgemaskineoptimering — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 14:21:00 +0000

Here are a couple older pictures of the artist: After a number of failed attempts by major magazines like the New Yorker and Esquire to unmask the artist, the Daily Mail capped off a year-long investigation in July 2008 with a doozy of a headline: …

By: Tkawaiilove

Tkawaiilove — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 04:37:00 +0000

just found your blog. this just happened to me (just have 4 more pages to letter) in extreme burn out but glad I got it done. A story that I left sitting for more then 3 years finally came to be. hope NYCC does well for me.

By: Thomas Hall

Thomas Hall — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 13:07:34 +0000

Kevin- every creative team has different “rules” they play by. For us, I can pretty much write whatever I think makes the best story and Daniel is free to do his thing as well. When something doesn't work for one of us, we find a middle ground, but that doesn't happen too often. We trust each other that way, so I guess that makes it easier to be Driven to do things, sure.

As for work before meeting Daniel- I wrote alot of underground stuff- mini-comics & things for various anthologies mostly. I never attempted anything as “mainstream” as the work I do with Daniel, thought, but I never wanted to. I liked doing offbeat B&W stuff. The “anything can happen” attitude of Underground comics was very Punk and liberating- when you do stuff that you know from the outset doesn't have to appeal to a wide audience, it's a good way to learn without having tons of pressure on you…

By: Kevin Malcolm

Kevin Malcolm — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 11:47:15 +0000

Awesome Thomas! As an aspiring comic writer its great to hear that kind of talk about the importance of motivation.
How much comic writing did you do before you were collaborating with Daniel?
Is it easier to have the drive to write up some new ideas knowing you have someone there who can quickly put your ideas in graphic form?