This is an incredibly difficult question to answer.
I’m a pretty average, 6’ tall (not a hair over) nerd with absolutely no grace or coordination - not to mention sluggish, lazy, and completely without stamina.
Therefore, I would box Dolph Lundgren circa ROCKY IV just for the sheer spectacle of it. And I’d do it wearing Apollo Creed’s trunks.
I’m super happy to say that I’m lettering this super-cool comic from BOOM! Studios… ROBOCOP: LAST STAND.
How freaking awesome is that?
There’s an amazing creative team on this book: written by Steven Grant, art by Korkut Öztekin, and covers by Declan Shalvey. Oh, and it’s based on a story by Frank Miller!
Awesome.
Here’s a peak at #3 , we’re working on it right now. It will be your’s in august.
From what I’ve seen of Theremin #3 your mind will be bloalkj;edlakcjz
Happy new comic book day, the best day of the week. May I use this opportunity to point out some fine FREE comic book reading from yours truly over at Challenger Comics. Check out five different shorts, written by me and featuring art from some of the most talented, hard-working, up-and-coming artists around:
Southpaw
Goddess
Kataki
Broken Deals
Children of Russia
Enjoy.
We’re back , alongside what I’m told is an onslaught of other top quality MONKEYBRAIN books , about a month from now , on JULY 3rd.
Here’s a great article from writer Cullen Bunn, with various comic creators sounding off on what they wished they had known when they were working hard at breaking into comics.
Really inspiring—and useful—read. Check it out.
http://www.cullenbunn.com/2013/05/17/if-i-knew-then/
“Write a loose plot.
Write a tight plot.
Write a page by page breakdown.
Write a rough draft.
Polish the rough draft.
Polish it again.”
this just made me feel better
