After my writing hiatus, I realized how much I enjoy writing comic books. Now, I've written three or four, and two of which were for classes. That is how I learned to write them, but I feel like the ones I wrote in class were super awesome, so I count them as real. I have a list of premise ideas, things that I can turn into comics at anytime, which is super helpful. If I feel like I have zero new ideas, I can go back to my old premise sheet and go from there.
This new comic that I sent off to Jeremy (Still waiting to hear if he likes it) is one that I'm really proud of. It isn't necessarily horror, but I still put my weird flare in it. I actually did write this one in class a few years ago, this was my first full length comic, and as nerve wracking as that was, I did pull off an A and even my professor told me I could do this as a living if I wanted to.
I'm thinking it would be awesome to have a booth at Spokane Comic Con again, to sit in the chair and feel important, seeing as last year I had to miss it due to extreme heart break and embarassment, It would be well worth the wait.
Maybe I'll even get myself a booth at Emerald City Comic Con one day.
Here's to hopes and dreams.
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