HOW TO NAME YOUR COMIC BOOK… Key Points On How The Make A First Impression. NAMING YOUR COMIC BOOK might sound very simple but, in my opinion, the obvious “DOs” and “DON’Ts” are often overlooked. FIRST! Always take the opportunity to name your book after the main character or characters inside. I told you it
The Icon Equation is something I created over 20 years ago yet never truly implemented or tested. WILL POWER is finally that test! Go almost anywhere in the world and ask someone to name at least 3 or 4 Superheroes, at least American superheroes. What do you think they will say? Come on, play this
I’ve created many a character over my years. Each, I felt, had a certain something that made them unique. It’s the goal of every creator to weave a concept that defies the status quo, yet inspires familiarity at the same time. When the idea for The Quiver Kid came to me, I believed I had
Boy Fearless, a.k.a. Derrick Nickels, was the son of Jack Nickels, an aspiring Olympian. Jack had trained for the Olympics his entire life, and was expected to be the first black American in history to win gold in Judo. However, in the final match against Takeo Oni, his arm was dislocated after a brutal throw
I’m not sure if you’re noticing but the POWERVERSE™ is gaining steam and you haven’t even seen the half of it yet! Orders for this little comic keep pouring in so much that it’s hard to keep up with it all! So, never being one to stand still, we are making a move with the
