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REVIEW: Detective Comics #879
I almost never picked up the first issue of Scott Snyder’s run on Detective Comics. It arrived at a period when I was trying to trim down my monthly comic buying habits, and I had made myself a strict statement … Continue reading
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The Creative Team in Comics
In comics, unless you’re one of these obnoxiously talented people who can do everything, odds are you’re working as part of a creative team. Steven Forbes has spent the past couple of Bolts & Nuts columns over at Comix Tribe … Continue reading
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The Standard: From Script to Page
Following on from a recent interview I conducted with Jonathan Rector, I thought it might be interesting to take a look at the creative process behind a comic book page, and how it goes from words in a script to … Continue reading →