Writing for Comics and Graphic Novels with Peter David (Writing for Comics & Graphic Novels)
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (966 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1600616879 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-05 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He's been Comics Buyer's Guide's most popular columnist for 13 years. He's constantly working on new things with many major entertainment companies and publishers. . In the past two decades, comic writers have become superstars in the industry, and Peter David is one of them, well known for his work selling millions of publications, including recent work on the comic-book versions of Stephen King's The Dark Tower
Instruction is easy to follow, even for beginners.. A must have for all comics, fantasy and sci-fi fans wanting to write their own comics or improve storytelling techniques, this revised edition focuses on comics, graphic novels and the updated market, particularly superhero and fantasy genres
. About the Author In the past two decades, comic writers have become superstars in the industry, and Peter David is one of them, well known for his work selling millions of publications, including recent work on the comic-book versions of Stephen King's The Dark Tower. He's been Comics Buyer's Guide's most popular columnist for 13 years. He's constantly working on new things with many major entertainment companies and publishers
"A Peek Behind the Comics Curtain" according to Wes Locher. The author's name, Peter David, is almost synonymous with comic books. In addition to long runs on the X-Men, Spider-Man, and The Incredible Hulk, he's also worked on numerous DC titles and has written a ton of prose books. If there's one person that I would be more than happy to take writing advice from, it's Mr. Dav. "Serviceable primer on comic writingbut leaves you wanting more." according to William. It's nice to read a book about a side of the comic business that doesn't always get it's due, but these Impact books (this is the second one I have bought) about creating comics honestly seem a little slapped together and short. It didn't turn me off the idea of writing comics but I wanted more detailed instruction on. "Bought on recommendation: Totally worth it." according to SK Nash. A friend of mine decided to expand her artistic horizons and wants to draw a graphic novel. She asked me to collaborate, and the first thing I did was run to the internet and say, "Holy @#$! I've never written for a comic book before, someone help me!" and the answer came back, "Buy this book by Peter David.I did, and