Justin Martin

Gender

Male

Birthday:

January 25

Website:

https://www.rscomicz.com

Location:

Male

Area(s) of Interest or Expertise:

Quality comics from a Christian worldview. Lightweightz: The Anthology Part One is now available for purchase: http://www.rsquaredcomicz.com/store/

My Testimony: (We encourage members to share briefly about how their faith in Christ has impacted their lives.)

What can I say about God's love for and patience with me that can do Him justice? Regardless of what I'm going through, God reminds me that He's there, He loves me, and He wants the best for me. Recently He's been showing me how to have a more intimate relationship with Him, and to trust Him in everything. He's been putting this comic book idea on me for a few years now, but I doubted myself. However, He's been showing me that He will surround me with the people I need to help me bring this idea to fruition, and that all I need to do to move on my idea, and He'll do the rest...

Dream Job: (If you could have your dream job in the comics industry, what would it be?)

It would be a comics writer, whose primary job would be to brainstorm ideas and write really good stories, stories that illustrate (1) how dynamic and purposeful the Christian walk is (2) the beauty and God-given potential of humanity, and (3) the power of love in changing one's life and the lives of others. Related to this, I would love to have my own media company where I would create comics, and turn those comics into animation, life action films, and so forth. I'm believing God will bring it to pass if it's in His will.

Favorite Comic Creators:

I like Carey & Brubaker's X-Men stuff (I'm a huge X-Men fan), Hudlin's Black Panther stuff, Duane Swierczynski's Cable stuff (post Messiah Complex), and Ted Dekker's Graphic Novel's of the Circle Trilogy

"Gonna guess you already found an answer by now, but anyway..
(Insert standard "not a lawyer, my understanding is" disclaimer here.)
You can't copyright titles or ideas.
Titles can be trademarked claimed as trademarks. The little TM symbol means…"

"Tim McKenney said:
If I am currently working on a story idea with what I believe to be a unique title but I am nowhere near completing the story; should I copyright the title so no one else will use it after I debut it for critique? How would I ever…"

"If I am currently working on a story idea with what I believe to be a unique title but I am nowhere near completing the story; should I copyright the title so no one else will use it after I debut it for critique? How would I ever prove I came up…"

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