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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
How Do You Know 018
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| Lois Lane by Ed Benes |
How do you know when you've read too many comics? (NEVER!)
When you know that Lois Lane had her own ongoing comic entitled Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane.
New DC Offices (West Coast)
SVP Digital for DC Entertainment (you all know him as) Hank Kanalz has been giving Twitter followers a tour of the new offices in California. Take a look. They're freakin' amazing!
Now this is an office!
@Kanalz
I’m now updating regularly on Twitter. I’ll put up-to-minute updates on FD and just general information as I attempt to infiltrate the comic book industry!
Update: I’ve put in for two really cool jobs at DC - Vertigo Assistant Editor and DC Digital Assistant Editor.
*crossing fingers*
Check it out! @Breakoutcbe
Dev
False Dawn 20: Life or Something Called It
False Dawn #20: Life or Something Called It
Part One of Four: Tragedies
Comic Book Script-Plot for 20 Pages
Devin Leigh Michaels
I’m trying to show my ability as a comic book writer on this blog, so from now on, the comic book script will be the lead article with the cover, not the short story edition. I’ll still publish the short story edition, but as we go along, I’m noticing that I like the comic book script more and more. What I write is meant to be seen, and I can do so much more with script than the short story edition.
FD #20: Casia, Donnellie, and Lance attempt to find Ral and Jayden but discover their battle isn’t with Project: Avatar. It’s with Lance’s past.
Part One of Four: Tragedies
Comic Book Script-Plot for 20 Pages
Devin Leigh Michaels
I’m trying to show my ability as a comic book writer on this blog, so from now on, the comic book script will be the lead article with the cover, not the short story edition. I’ll still publish the short story edition, but as we go along, I’m noticing that I like the comic book script more and more. What I write is meant to be seen, and I can do so much more with script than the short story edition.
FD #20: Casia, Donnellie, and Lance attempt to find Ral and Jayden but discover their battle isn’t with Project: Avatar. It’s with Lance’s past.
False Dawn #20: Short Story Edition
False Dawn #20: Life or Something Called It
Part One of Four: Tragedies
Short Story Edition
Devin Leigh Michaels
SAVANNAH, 1864
I will never forget my executor’s face—devoid of emotion, life, and sanity. His name was Sawyer Ryder, and he was a captain in the Union Army. He worked directly under General Sherman, and during Casia’s and my time captured, I had the most contact with him. He brought us some food, later cleaned my wounds, but when General Sherman gave the order, he was to become my killer.
“Do not fret, boy,” General Sherman spat, a model of mock-justice high upon his steed. “You’ll be together—in death. KILL THEM BOTH!”
Bloody, hurt, and broken in more places than I knew or could count, I still managed to grab Casia’s hand. Dying, even if it is only once, is not pleasant, and Casia knew nothing of what it would feel like.
“Lance...” she pleaded, and I smiled as best I could through the crunching cheekbone.
“It’s okay,” I lied. “It’s going to be okay.”
The soldier stepped before us and lifted his rifle, and I broke from Casia’s frightened gaze to meet his eyes. I made a promise that day.
I’ll remember you.
Then, I looked back at her, and even in a homemaker’s dress, Casia was beautiful.
BANG!
Part One of Four: Tragedies
Short Story Edition
Devin Leigh Michaels
SAVANNAH, 1864
I will never forget my executor’s face—devoid of emotion, life, and sanity. His name was Sawyer Ryder, and he was a captain in the Union Army. He worked directly under General Sherman, and during Casia’s and my time captured, I had the most contact with him. He brought us some food, later cleaned my wounds, but when General Sherman gave the order, he was to become my killer.
“Do not fret, boy,” General Sherman spat, a model of mock-justice high upon his steed. “You’ll be together—in death. KILL THEM BOTH!”
Bloody, hurt, and broken in more places than I knew or could count, I still managed to grab Casia’s hand. Dying, even if it is only once, is not pleasant, and Casia knew nothing of what it would feel like.
“Lance...” she pleaded, and I smiled as best I could through the crunching cheekbone.
“It’s okay,” I lied. “It’s going to be okay.”
The soldier stepped before us and lifted his rifle, and I broke from Casia’s frightened gaze to meet his eyes. I made a promise that day.
I’ll remember you.
Then, I looked back at her, and even in a homemaker’s dress, Casia was beautiful.
BANG!
Friday, August 12, 2011
How Do You Know 017
How do you know you were meant to work in comics?
When you find the process just as exciting is the finished product.
The Process Behind The Unwritten #28
When you find the process just as exciting is the finished product.
The Process Behind The Unwritten #28
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