Revealed: What my poor comic artists have to cope with...

Just a quick one today, but I found something that made me smile when I was going through notes and wanted to share it with you.

A comic script is basically a letter from you to the artist, a chance to say:

a) here are all the things I have in my head,

b) here's how I think we can make them work,

c) please let me know if you have a better idea!

It's not the final story. It's not even a blueprint. It's a springboard. A guide rather than a list of instructions.

And sometimes, when I can't get it down in words I draw them pictures.

Oh, the poor souls.

Here's one I did for Gwenpool's artist, Stefano Nesi for something in issue 4.

I think I included the note: 'please don't laugh... too much.'

You'll be able to see how it turned out later this year when the series hits comic stores! Just don't expect this actual scene!

Proof of why I'm the writer, not the artist!