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I had to remind myself of an old adage this week. “Perfect is the enemy of done.” Remember last week when I said I plowed through 1.5 scripts in a few days? Guess how long it took me to finish the second half of that last script. I lost som...
After I finished the Kickstarter for my first comic book, A Real Slobberknocker #1, I found myself stuck in a weird limbo where I didn’t have much to do. The script for the second issue was written so I was just waiting for Dan to draw it....
I was on vacation last week, so of course, I brought a deluxe hardcover to read while relaxing. What better comics to read while on a tropical vacation than dark and gritty Daredevil by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli?
This is the Com...
Making a comic book is like giving a kid a new shiny toy, but telling them they can’t show it to anyone until the time is right. I now understand all those interviews I’ve read and listened to over the years where a creator patiently says “...
The cliche question for writers is “Where do you get your ideas?” as if there’s a store or a subscription that we get delivered. The truth is that ideas come from anywhere and everywhere. Sometimes it’s a small piece of a movie or TV show t...
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James writes comics like A Real Slobberknocker, Feed Them to the Crows, and Clean Up Crew. Previously, he wrote about comics for Horror DNA and Comicon.com. He lives in the suburbs of NYC with his wife and two sons.
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