Peter David, Phil Hester and Ty Templeton Discuss Writing for Comics
By Hervé St-Louis
April 28, 2012 - 17:00
Established writers discuss comic book writing and pitching at the 2012 Calgary Expo #yyc. ComicBookBin recorded the discussion and is offering it as a podcast for all to hear. The panel was moderated by Andrew Foley. I couldn't record that part but the three important rules about writing fiction that Peter David, Phil Hester and Ty Templeton wanted to share with audience are the following - Every successful story should feature a) what is normal; b) what changes and; c) what results.
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