I was wondering how explain Brianna's ability to transform into animals. I want to give her abilities a scientific explaination and present them as a medical disorder that causes her a lot of problems (and show how she can overcomes her problems thro
Read more…I've been having a MAJOR case of writer's block for some time now, and I was wondering, how long of a series do I aim for? It's a sci-fi/mystery series, if that helps. Should I aim for 5 volumes, 20 volumes, or some number in between? I want the myst
Read more…This is for anyone even just made up plausible ideas as well.
These may seem like a strange questions but I don't know who to ask. The internet hasn't really been able to answer them for me.
If a computer whiz from 2015 who knew how to build and progra
Read more…I was considering doing a case that's an allegory for the shooting of the South Carolina church shooting. The case begins when Brianna, her two kids from an unsuccessful marriage (Chase and Cassie), and her niece (Olivia) pull into the church parking
Read more…In late 2012 DC published a trade paperback called THE JUDAS COIN which was written and drawn by Walt Simonson. Batman and Two Face appear on the cover, and the book is a collection of short stories which appear in chronological order featuring such
Hey guys. I was trying to decide how to write an ending narration in a comic. (Basically the point-of-view character reflects on what happened and what could potentially come, and it ends with the catchphrase "Because after all, when you have a lawye
Read more…I'm curious if anyone else in this group is writing blog fiction? If so, I'd love the chance to visit your site, read what you're writing and learn a bit from you.
Currently, I'm trying to working on a short story and rolling it out through micro-pos
Read more…Hi Guys!I was working on a chapter of my comic when I realized something potientally career ruining: my series seems to be very strongly inspired by three other works I'm a pretty big fan of: the 1983 TV show "Manimal," the late 90's series "Lois and
Read more…I was just wondering: how do I handle the relationship between an asexual couple in a story (their sexual orientation won't be mentioned, just that they've never been driven by looks). Should they end up together in the end? Should it show them getti
Read more…I'm writing a mystery/superhero comic, and I was wondering where the best place to draw the line between the character interactions and the actual story is. I want the focus to be on the redemptive element of the two main characters, rather than the
Read more…I was just wondering. How can I keep my comics from being "preachy"? I don't think comics that constantly drill their Christian themes into a reader's head are the best for outreach. How can I incorporate Christian themes without making it sound like
Read more…I was just wondering what the best way to handle several darker elements in the story:The pills: in one case, the victim is poisoned via tampered over-the-counter headache medicine. To prove the witness is the real killer, the Defense asks her to tak
Read more…I need some advice on my comic. I'm working on the courtroom portions of the story. What Wollstonecraft be the best way to convey those in a comic?
Read more…As many of you know. I'm writing a mystery comic, but I'm stuck on the first case. How do you plan this kind of story (I'm also working on a spinoff light novel series for young teen readers and have had the same dilemma). I just can't figure out the
Read more…Just a quick question. I'm writing a sci-fi/mystery/romance comic with a superhero protagonist (Brianna), and when is the best time for her to tell the male lead the secret of her powers. Should it be earlier or later in the series? If it were earlie
Read more…I just had a question. I'm writing a mystery comic, so of course there will be murder cases, but I had a question: how much blood near the dead bodies is too much? I get that it shouldn't be anywhere near the amount of something like... Say, "Elfin L
Read more…First; Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer has finally been leaked!
Second; this is definitely going to be an interesting movie.
http://www.speculativefaith.com/2014/10/23/there-are-no-strings-on-me/
Read more…I heard comic books nowadays are becoming less good versus evil, and more politically correct. My question is: How sensible is this in todays comics, and how often has this been happening to Marvel.
Read more…Widdershins, a web comic by Kate Ashwin, is a brilliant example of creative character design and story design. And this page, http://www.widdershinscomic.com/wdshn/march-19th-2014/ is a fantastic example of technology to convey a lot of information
Read more…A web comic lesson on character development.
Just finished the first chapter of online comic Widdershins by Kate Ashwin (http://www.widdershinscomic.com/wdshn/sleight-of-hand-cover/) The strip has many storytelling strengths, chief of which is delight
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