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eHow’s advice
I also came upon this eHow.com article by Robert Vaux.
How to Write a Comic Book Plot
Honestly, I was hoping to make fun of it for getting everything wrong, but it actually does a decent job of explaining the basics. I don’t know if you could actually make a comic book by following these steps, but following them could lead the way that you actually COULD use.
Step 6 is where it seems to get a bit tongue-in-cheek about the over simplification of the process.
That is good advice.
Posted in Commentary, Random Thoughts, Technical, Writing.
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By joshdahl – July 20, 2010