thisisatest Wrote:Steve D
Read the review. Gotta find the mag, after those comparisons to EERIE and CREEPY. Might even stash a extra mag or two in my bank box for investment purposes. But wondered a bit at the "reliable F. Paul Wilson" comment. Thought the quote could have used a better adjective.
The "omnipresent F. Paul Wilson"?
The "omnipotent F. Paul Wilson"?
Hmmmmm....
fpw Wrote:Compressing The Keep to 110 illustrated pages was one of the most difficult writing jobs I've ever had. A better fit would have been 150 pages, but they didn't want the graphic novel that long.
Ossicle Wrote:Can't i m a g i n e. It's hard enough, in my thus far piddling way, to cut a screenplay down from 120-130 pages (each one entertaining, original and necessary!) to 95 - 105.
Ossicle Wrote:Anyway, love Love LOVE "CUTS". What a great job -- terrific drawings and a fun, fun whoop of a story. More broadly, I really like the whole issue and urge everyone to buy it. Each story is well worth the price of admission. -oss
fpw Wrote:#1 is on sale. Four 15-page stories. Check out the line-up. I'm in the company of Bloch and Matheson (as well as the redoubtable Mr. Schow)...
(What was it Wayne and Garth used to say?)
http://store.idwpublishing.com/product_i...4d43e7a847
Biggles Wrote:I just ordered Doomed 1 and The Keep 1 online. Somehow I didn't want to risk not finding it at the local comics shops. That, plus I'm too old to be hangin' with denizens of comics shops (most of whom seem to be stuck in the '70s). It's not that I'M not also stuck in the '70s. It's just that I'm in denial. :eek:
Guess I really am "Living in the Past", eh?
Scott Hajek Wrote:Your never too old for anything. Except, maybe, liking "The Wiggles." Anyone past the age of two is too old for "The Wiggles."