Saturday, February 28, 2009
The Difficulty of Issue #2.5
Friday, February 27, 2009
What the hell took so god damn long?
Hello gentle readers (both of you),
Here is why things took so long for the script for issue 2.5. First, my computer broke, a lot, several times, and I had to get it repaired. Then, when I got it back, I just couldn’t bring myself to write. I know, it sounds stupid, but I just couldn’t do it until today. As you can see, I wrote a lot. On top of that, I have also written issue #3 already. I will post it in its entirety later on today or tomorrow. I am working a double today, so I don’t know if I will even want to look at a computer screen when I get home. Also, I have to post a few more random stuff first, just because I want to. Issue 3.5 is going to be a tough one as well. But, I will tell you that it has to do with Alfred, because he has one of the greatest histories in comics and needs some of his stories told.
Till then, thank you, both of you, for continuing to read my attempt at writing DC.
James
Friday, December 26, 2008
Where the hell is #2.5?
These are the things I say to myself over and over again and will be continuing to do so until I finish this damn issue. Like I said before, this has been a really hard issue to write, and the holidays are busy in the world of retail.
Which only goes to illustrate the need to have things ready before you start posting them online.
Still, stick around, things are only going to get better (in my opinion).
God, I am so Jealous
So David Mack came into the store the other day.
Let me say this. I am a fan of David Mack. It was really hard not to be a total fanboy, because I am a fanboy, but he was really nice and put up with me, because God knows I can be annoying. Just ask my friends.
That being said, I am rather envious of the man, and not just because he created an awesome comic (Kabuki), but rather, because of what he does for Christmas.
This guy goes to Portland, gets together with Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Avon Oeming, and Chuck Palahniuk, hangs out with them all, and writes with them. That's it.
Imagine it for a moment. David Mack, Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Avon Oeming, and Chuck Palahniuk, sitting in a living room, sipping on a drink or two, and just chilling.
One day I hope to be there. Till then, I am just going to be jealous.
It was very nice to meet you, David. Thanks for hanging out.Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Purpose
If like my story, let me know. If you don't let me know as well. If you have no opinion, well, it's probably best if you keep that to yourself.
Besides scripts, I will also post my thoughts on what I would like the DC Universe to be.
