I write comic books. Comic books write me. Together, comic books and I write you. Currently “Unknown Soldier” for Vertigo/DC. My work with Neil Young, “Greendale” the graphic novel, hits this June!
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A really surprising amount of people in the comic industry are on Mubi :P Anyhow: Big fan, aspiring/close-to-published comic book writer, huge fan of Unknown Soldier, glad to see I'm not the only one who was underwhelmed by Inception.
Hey Chris! Thanks for the kind words! Spread the news, we got nominated for an Eisner for issue #21. Best issue of the year. Go tell it to the mountain. In the past I've been really humble about this sort of thing, but we want to win it this year! We're up against Mignola and Willingham! They have a million Eisners apiece. Go forth and preach unto the masses so that they may vote in our favor! Thanks for finding me on here!
Haha, I'll be sure to do that! Huge congratulations on the Eisner nomination, most would kill just to get nominated and I think there's a good chance you'll win. Just out of curiosity, what didn't you like about Oldboy? It's one of my favorite movies, easily in my top 10, although I'll chalk a lot of that up to the ending totally blindsiding me and forcing me to curl up in a ball and weep whenever I was in the shower for like...a week afterwards. (I don't understand folks who say the ending was "predictable", where were the clues??)
Wow! Amazing news about Greendale. Massive congrats to you. Hope it just gets bigger and bigger.
Saw your comments about Guadagnino's I Am Love - fans of that film seem few and far between - hence the Follow. Cool to see you are an active comic-book writer - seems everyone is writing comics these days! (a friend of mine just released Wayward Sons - not sure if you know it). Good luck with Greendale.
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