just a thought:
We should make this public and annouce it on all the comic and web comic sites.
Not only is it bitchin cool content, but it's also a pretty unprecedented peek into the creative process. I'd read it.
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A domestic dispute in the middle of the shopping mall
Two guys in separate parts of the country melding their talents to resurrect a comic book hero first created over 20 years ago.
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Currently reading (Eric)
- The Hot Kid, by Elmore Leonard
- Watchmen
- New Avengers
- Iron Man, Vol. 1
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- Number of the Beast from the Spun soundtrack. On loop for 2 days now.
5 comments:
could we have this private version and then a public one also with edited versions?
I really enjoy the free expression and I expect I'd be a bit more reserved (or try too hard to be cool) if I knew others were reading.
I have no idea exposing the creative side of stuff, though. The majority of what we say back and forth is fine for public comsumption, I'd just like a little bit of a filter.
Anything for a buck, I always say.
You mean you don't try to be cool when it's just me? That's adorable.
I try very hard to be cool for you. And pretty.
mm.. I mean, you already are cool. We're all ridiculously cool. And hung like horses.
I wouldn't let the public comment on anything (not normal posts anyway - maybe just special occassions where we want to gauge outside opinion) - it's confusing enough without sorting through a bunch more shit. So, it wouldn't feel like anyone else was here... :P
I just really like the idea of making the process part of the whole thing. You know, for the kids. Fuck, who does that?
OK. I'm on board. I certainly don't want to disappoint the kids.
I remember the "Crazy Nights" album, and I was disappointed. Damn Gene Simmons and his ilk!
What did you do today?
I wrote two pages of script.
That's a show.
That's a show?
That's a show.
A blog about nothing.
See, I'm already trying to be unnecessarily witty, and probably not very successfully.
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