I've talked a lot in this blog about what John has done, and what our artists have done, but you may be wondering what I've done. Well, the answer is, "Very little." I mean, very little that anyone has read. John and I did the Secret Monkey, and we wrote a little animated web-thing called Guitar Boy, and we wrote a space opera called Star Guards (way before Battlestar Galactica was re-booted), and we wrote something called Super-Mask, and an Avengers send-off called Heroes United. Ok, well, that sounds like a lot, but I swear I haven't done much.
One thing I have done that I'm very proud of is take
Andy Schmidt's Comics Experience
Writing Class. The only assignment for the class was to write a fave-page story, and it had to
have a clearly-defined beginning and end, so that it could be a stand
alone story and not just a piece of something else you had written.
Mine came out very well, I feel. In fact, much better than I
anticipated. The class decided to get together and publish an anthology of all of our stories, so we had to hire artists to do this. Naturally, I hired our pal Mark, and he turned around the pages so fast that one of my classmates also hired him, so I was glad to get him the work. Here's a little preview of my story:
These are just the pages without letters since I only had those in pdf
form, and I didn't want to give everything away for free, but I did of
course ask John to do the lettering for me, and he did it because he's
awesome. If you like
the look and feel like you have to read it for yourself, the class put
all of our stories in an anthology called
Out of Our Minds, which can be purchased
here, which also features the spectacular work of
Paul Allor, who was probably the only writer in the class better than me. Just kidding. I was better.
Anyway, so, I have written a few things, but take my word for it, Faith is no doubt the best thing I've ever done, and I swear it's coming soon, so eyes peeled!
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