Post #724603

Watching a video on iconic DC writer/artist Darwyn Cooke, which led me to an interview with this quote: "I don’t work in a formal fashion — I don’t sit and type a full script and then draw it. What I do is I plot it. And then I sit down and draw it and then I write the dialogue afterwards." Oh, hey, that's what I do. Pretty sure I've never heard anyone else describe making comics this way. Maybe they just won't admit to it, because Having A Script is seen as the "professional" way to do things? But nobody could accuse Darwyn Cooke of not being a professional -- and here he is, revealing this is the process that works for him. Vindication, hah. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvrjSumxtg4 https://www.tcj.com/the-darwyn-cooke-interview-by-markisan-naso/3/