The Gibson & Rori Process Blog! Join us on our journey of making a full-length graphic novel, developing stories, art, styles and more.
For Wuthering Heights, I set myself some rules that I haven't used before. One, a comic page should be no longer than a single sheet of paper in the script, a single speech-balloon of dialogue should be no longer than a single line in the script.
Read MoreOne of the most important decisions to make about an adaptation is whether you want it to be a faithful retelling or spin out in wild directions. Other authors have different philosophies, but my aim is usually to tell the story differently, but to keep it recognizable.
Read MoreWhen bad news hits, it can be difficult to focus on anything else. The closer that bad news is to you, the more impossible it becomes to stay on target.
Read MoreSometimes when it's dead quiet and you can hear that vague 60-cycle hum along with the static of the universe and think "Oh, yeah, that's kind of a bop."
Read MoreReally, ideas are everywhere. They are EVERYWHERE, spinning around the universe waiting to smack us in the brain and drive us crazy. They're so ubiquitous, in fact, that they kind of mean nothing at the same time that they are invaluable.
Read MoreI’m really looking forward to sharing the behind-the-scenes of our journey…
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