But wouldn't it be a kick?Īnother thing I'm happy to see happening is writers arriving at cons with scripts for sale.
From everything I've heard about Alan Moore's scripts, the first two issues of that venerable mini-series would probably fill 128 pages.
The WATCHMEN scripts might be space-prohibitive. I'd personally like to see the same sort of script collections from WATCHMEN and TRANSMETROPOLITAN, for example." "THE MAKING OF ASTRONAUTS IN TROUBLE fulfills a childhood dream, and, dare I say it, a void in the marketplace. If it works, could you imagine who might imitate it? Young has some ideas: I really want to support this idea, though. Now Young is stepping out on a LONG ledge here by reprinting 5 whole issues' worth of scripts. It was entertaining and highly informative, but seems to have been dropped. They did it for books such as Dan Jurgens/John Romita Jr.'s THOR #1 and Mark Waid and Ron Garney's CAPTAIN AMERICA: SENTINEL OF LIBERTY #1. They published the pencils and the script to given issues all in one package. Marvel tried something for a while last year called ROUGH CUT, which seems to have been forgotten. THE MAKING OF ASTRONAUTS IN TROUBLE gives you a glimpse of the comic book production process by collecting all in one place the scripts to the critically-acclaimed five issue mini-series, pre-production sketches, proposal notes, and even the mini-comics that started the whole thing!
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