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I'm not quoting Null because I imagine Null gets @s and Quotes every 10 seconds but looking thru this shit script made me wonder how professionals actually write comic scripts. The site Comics Experience has a nice lineup of famous writers you can look thru. I picked out a Geoff Johns script because Geoff Johns is a more or less normie writer I wasn't going to compare him to a famous novelist like Neil Gaiman or autist supremes like Grant Morrison & Alan Moore. Look at how Johns spends telling you the setting of the comic. I learned what Creech Brown is.

Anyway funny enough Geoff's Green Lantern comic also involves a diner like "Superkiller.."

Johns writes his script to the point, he doesn't waste your time. You can easily imagine how this comic will look. I think you're all getting the point if any of you do attempt to write a script for fun you're far better off using Geoff Johns as a basis of WHAT TO DO versus listening to a fat lickspittle for Dick Masterson. BTW Geoff Johns "Superman: Up, Up, and Away" is a really good comic I recommend it.
Most of all and I'm sure Null would agree the type font Vedo uses is ugly and painful to read thru.

Anyway funny enough Geoff's Green Lantern comic also involves a diner like "Superkiller.."

Johns writes his script to the point, he doesn't waste your time. You can easily imagine how this comic will look. I think you're all getting the point if any of you do attempt to write a script for fun you're far better off using Geoff Johns as a basis of WHAT TO DO versus listening to a fat lickspittle for Dick Masterson. BTW Geoff Johns "Superman: Up, Up, and Away" is a really good comic I recommend it.
Most of all and I'm sure Null would agree the type font Vedo uses is ugly and painful to read thru.