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L.E. Mullin

L. E. Mullin

Thoughts, reflections, and opinions on how to make comics. Also, home of The Flight of the Condor: The Sunday Strips.

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How to write memorable characters

Hey,

There’s this thing copywriters say: stories sell.

Now, copywriters are not fiction writers. Not most of the time, at least. In case you don’t know, copywriters are those people who write things like ads and other marketing stuff. And...

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Maybe I’m being too hard on haters

Hey,

the other day I wrote about haters and what to do when you see one.

I think it’s important to know what to do in that situation, or what not to do, but I also think there’s something more important, and I didn’t mention it.

Haters...

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I think you should get this

Hey,

just a quick announcement: the second volume of The Condor comic strips is available on Amazon.

In print.

It’s the work of the last 52 weeks. The work you’ve seen week after week if you’re subscribed to this newsletter.

52 strips...

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The best way to make books today

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this, in my opinion, is the best way to make books in these days of self-publishing and social media: you produce something, a short story, an episode of your novel, a comic strip—and you send it to the members of your newsletter. Onc...

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AI can replace you. So what?

Hey,

if you’re a creative person, you may have felt that AI has come to replace you.

I think we all have, at some point.

But I’ve come to the conclusion that, even if an AI could someday completely imitate my talent, or yours, or Shakesp...

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    Creator of The Flight of The Condor, a dark adventure comic. Four times a week: comic strips, storytelling insights, and thoughts on writing, imagination, and the creative process.

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