What are some of your favorite, work-for-hire books that you've done? I have and love all of your creator owned books and now I'm diving into your work-for-hire books from Marvel, DC and Valiant. Thanks for all the amazing stories, I can't wait for everything coming out in the new year.
Can you tell us a little about Black Hammer: The End. Is this going to be the last Black Hammer series or is it more like the Black Hammer version of Kingdom Come?
What are your thoughts on digital comics and do you ever see a tipping point where digital comics would ever over take physical comics in sales? Thanks!
Have you ever written with a particular age range in mind? What, if any, of your books do you think would most connect with readers under the age of 18?
(Selfish side question: Do you ever speak to students and would you ever consider talking to my middle school kids?)
2. If you could pick a TV show (current or past) to write an episode for, which show would it be?
3. I understand that you're pretty much official done working on projects that are not creator-owned, which I applaud and understand. I was wondering if there was an exception to the rule where there is a character you have a story in mind for that would be so meaningful to you that it could draw you back for one more story, assuming that you'd have "final cut" and could pick your own creative team, and the story would not have to be canon.
1. In your vast array of characters, which one would you say is the most reflective of your own personality.
2. I am a middle school teacher and I run a graphic novel club after school. Which of your books would you say has a message that you think all kids should hear?
1) Where did you get the confidence from, starting a career in comics? I ask because your early staff (Astray + Lost Dogs) looks so rough, compared to regular mainstream artists at Marvel and DC or even for independent artists like Dan Clowes or Set.
2) What if Essex County hadn't open the door for you in Comics as it did? Where would you be now?
What are some of your favorite, work-for-hire books that you've done? I have and love all of your creator owned books and now I'm diving into your work-for-hire books from Marvel, DC and Valiant. Thanks for all the amazing stories, I can't wait for everything coming out in the new year.
Will Trillium ever be made into a movie or tv show? How about After Death?
Can you tell us a little about Black Hammer: The End. Is this going to be the last Black Hammer series or is it more like the Black Hammer version of Kingdom Come?
Hi Jeff,
What are your thoughts on digital comics and do you ever see a tipping point where digital comics would ever over take physical comics in sales? Thanks!
Have you ever written with a particular age range in mind? What, if any, of your books do you think would most connect with readers under the age of 18?
(Selfish side question: Do you ever speak to students and would you ever consider talking to my middle school kids?)
1. What are your favorite brushes/pens currently?
2. If you could pick a TV show (current or past) to write an episode for, which show would it be?
3. I understand that you're pretty much official done working on projects that are not creator-owned, which I applaud and understand. I was wondering if there was an exception to the rule where there is a character you have a story in mind for that would be so meaningful to you that it could draw you back for one more story, assuming that you'd have "final cut" and could pick your own creative team, and the story would not have to be canon.
Loving the substack!
1. In your vast array of characters, which one would you say is the most reflective of your own personality.
2. I am a middle school teacher and I run a graphic novel club after school. Which of your books would you say has a message that you think all kids should hear?
Can we get a pdf of Fortress from UR Magazine?
Are we going to see the sequel to Berserker Unbound? Any talks on a follow up to Cosmic Detective?
...how exactly awesome the Bone Orchard Mythos are going to be???
I'd love to know a quick rundown of your process - from writing to thumbnails to pencils to inking etc
When will those signed Primordial copies hit your Secret Store 😁
Hi Jeff,
1) Where did you get the confidence from, starting a career in comics? I ask because your early staff (Astray + Lost Dogs) looks so rough, compared to regular mainstream artists at Marvel and DC or even for independent artists like Dan Clowes or Set.
2) What if Essex County hadn't open the door for you in Comics as it did? Where would you be now?
What makes a standout story, in your opinion?
What goals/dreams do you have for your career? (being as accomplished as you already are)
Can you give us the specifics on the change from Doctor Star to Andromeda, was it prompted by potential legal action?