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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

"Writing for Comics" Panel - CGS Super Show 2011

For those looking forward to NYCC 2011 -- or even for those wishing they were going -- we thought we'd offer up a convention panel from earlier this year!

The "Writing for Comics" panel was presented by Comics Experience at the 2011 Comic Geek Speak Super Show on Saturday, April 30th, in Reading, PA.

The panel was moderated by Comics Experience founder, writer, and former IDW and Marvel editor, Andy Schmidt (5 Days to Die, GI Joe: Future Noir, Challenger Deep) with panelists Rob Anderson (Animal Control SCU, Rex Zombie Killer), Fred Van Lente (Incredible Hercules, Marvel Zombies 3 & 4, Action Philosophers), Drew Gaska (Conspiracy of the Planet of the Apes, Critical Millennium), and Bryan J.L. Glass (The Mice Templar, Thor: First Thunder, Valkyrie). The panel is introduced by Comics Experience alum and Creators Workshop member, Joe Sergi (Sky Girl, Great Zombies in History).

Topics included: what is a story, planning/outlining your stories, collaborating with artists, methods for breaking down panels and dialogue, and more!

Special thanks to Creators Workshop member, Joey Groah, of the In Production podcast, for recording and editing the session, as well as creating the cool Comics Experience logo introduction!

View the video here:

Comics Experience - "Writing for Comics" panel, 2011 CGS Super Show from Comics Experience on Vimeo.



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Posted by Rob Anderson
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1 comment:

  1. That's a fantastic effort for art enthusiasts and future artists! Giving people interested in the craft access to a panel discussion on "Writing for Comics" from a previous event is a great approach to impart insightful knowledge. It's a considerate move for anyone interested in exploring the field of comic book authoring or for those who are anticipating NYCC 2011. Comic writers hoping to be pros, or even considering options like take my class will find this panel to be an invaluable resource. Good work

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