James Ferg Comics
James FergusonLearn about my upcoming comics projects, the creative process, and what's going on in my world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | jamesfergcomics.substack.com |
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Killing Your Darlings Is Never Easy
After lamenting last week at how little writing I was doing, I jumped in with both feet over the past few days. I received feedback on Clean Up Crew from with some helpful questions to tighten up the story. Taking feedback can be hard beca...
Let the Creative Vibes Flow
I realized this past week that I haven’t done any actual writing in a bit. I did take some time off during the Thanksgiving break to relax, but otherwise, I’ve been in the midst of the project management side of making comics.
With a Heavy Heart...We Delay
As a wrestling fan, I’ve seen my fair share of heartbreak. There’s nothing quite like a wrestler standing in the middle of the ring, explaining to the crowd that due to injury or some other ailment, they’d no longer be able to compete or th...
Powering Through Overwhelming Doubts
Despite feeling good about the comics I make, imposter syndrome still rears its ugly head from time to time. This past week, I sat down to re-write the outline to Clean Up Crew to highlight every beat. It’s basically a step-by-step synopsis...
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James writes comics like A Real Slobberknocker and shorts in a number of anthologies. 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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