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No Matter How Good A Story Is, If You're At A Newsstand And You See A Lot Of Comic Books, You Don't Know How Good The Story Is Unless You Read It. But You Can Spot The Artwork Instantly, And You Know Whether You Like The Artwork, Whether It Grabs You Or Not.

Singing A Song, Playing Sports - Anything That Entertains, That Takes People Away From Their Own Problems, Is Good.

Once You Get The Script, You Then Hope You Can Get The Director That You Want. Then You Hope He Can Get The Cast He Wants. Again, You Can Go Quickly Or There Can Be A Million Stumbling Blocks. There's Just No Way To Know.

I Do Know That People Enjoy Reading A Comic Book And Saving It And Collecting The Comics. And Sharing Them And Trading Them With Friends. That May Be Something You Can't Do As Easily With Digital Comics.

One Of The Keys Is, And It May Sound Funny, Talking About Characters With Super Powers, But One Of The Keys Is To Make Your Characters As Realistic And Believable As Possible. Even If They Have Super Powers, You Say To Yourself, "well, If Somebody Had A Super Power Like This, What Would His Life Be Like? Wouldn't He Still Maybe Have To Go To The Dentist Or Wouldn't He Have To Worry About Making A Living? What About His Love Life?" You've Got To Make Characters That Your Reader Can Believe Exists Or Might Exist.