DEEP DIVE: Editor's Autopsy #002
"Upon reading Stray Bullets #1 in 1995, I dropped to my knees and declared myself a Comics Lifer." --Anonymous comic book editor last seen wearing a striped turtleneck and black go-go boots
"Upon reading Stray Bullets #1 in 1995, I dropped to my knees and declared myself a Comics Lifer." --Anonymous comic book editor last seen wearing a striped turtleneck and black go-go boots
FFDD! It's F&G Dot Com Final Friday! You know what that means?! A bite-sized edition of Monstrous May with all the trimmings!
I've been kicking myself for taking so long to come to this conclusion: Every idea for a comic book can be told in one sentence, 4 pages, or 24 pages**. I kid you not. But the KEY is to consider...
This 2-pager is a long time coming: since the fall of 1985 to be exact, 2020 to be sure. Enter German-born artist and fellow Bowie über enthusiast, Jadye Perkin. I wrote this for her to illustrate because I had a feeling she would get it.
Why give them pause for thought? You want them to notice you fast--so one page or less is what you get to capture and hold their attention. Plus the top 10 books & comics & tracks that will keep you overpowered to make comics!