@PetreRaleigh You can also make a comic by yourself, and in many cases it would be more aligned with such people as it is a visual medium. However, comics are hard
@Farid_KrK With that being said, X-men is one thing I have trouble getting into, because continuity aspect is pretty strong. It works much better for something as Batman or Daredevil
@Farid_KrK I like to thing about superhero comics more like a mythology than stories with beginning and end. Different runs are just the same myths told through different perspective. Sometimes they contradict each other, but that is just how myths are
@the_whar@RGPR74 Lol, he was 25 at the time, probably working for CIA for less than a year. I am sure they let every new agent plan a giant international operation like that
@spumdonor There is plenty of non-superhero American comics. Even if Image has only 10% of the market, that is still a lot books. Also, given the success of My Hero Academia, it is clear that superheroes are not really the issue
@dimestorepoem Interesting, Dan Watters specifically said that he've done some additional forensic science research for these issues. I wonder what went wrong
@therightram I generally agree with your take, but storyboard artists are not "just visually interpreting a script". They are also actively telling the story, often pitching sequences that goes well above what is in the script. Especially in feature animation or storyboard-driven tv series