Actually, he’s getting a new one.
“My cursed, mutant, eye-beam-blasting EYES!”
(via wheelr)
It’d be fairly out of character if she did! Hopefully I should have room in the plot for her to give him a proper verbal kicking at some point. I’ll look forward to that.
Short answer - yes. When we open in issue #1, Luke, Ava and Vic are working together as Heroes For Hire, with Luke very much in a mentor role.
It’s the bomb, the bomb, the bomb, the bomb, the bomb, the bomb, the bomb that will bring us together.
For a good old-fashioned ASK, if anyone has any questions. Now’s a good time.
Ewing Assembles A Mighty New Line Up of Avengers - Mighty Avengers writer Al Ewing discusses his cast and plans for the series, which follows a new team of heroes brought together to protect New York and the world during the chaos of the Infinity event series.
In which I talk about the Mighty Avengers.
Two of my favorite writers in comics open write a very similar opening shot in their respective first issues in two wildly different ways to the above results.
There’s not a right way to do this — just lots of wrong ways for you.
What do you have to write to get the page out of your head?
Top, FROM HELL #1 - Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell, and the attendant script pages for Page One, Panel One (taken from FROM HELL: THE COMPLEAT SCRIPTS, 1994).
Bottom, PUNISHER WAR ZONE #1 - Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon, and the attendant script for Page One, Panel One (excerpt from original document).
I meant to reblog this earlier, but found myself distracted. I’ll do it now.
Basically, meditating on this kind of thing is where you decide who you are as a comic writer.
(I think I’ve pastiched that From Hell sequence three times now. At least twice. I think there’s another one coming up in THE IMMATERIAL GIRL)
See also: “Dredd, grim.” “Dredd on bike.” And other favourites.
‘Superman’ by The Clique is my new jam.
Mars Attacks Judge Dredd #1 cover painting by Greg Staples
And speaking of pre-ordering… Mars Attacks Judge Dredd!
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