THE COMICS HOW TO… 11: THE SCRIPT FORMAT
To me, the technical side of screenplay writing is just as important as the story
Lance Lucero
Review: Bob – Non-Union Psychic #2
It is hard to know where to begin with Bob: Non-Union Psychic. It combines so
The Comics How To… 10: THE BOB: NON-UNION PSYCHIC #0 COMIC BOOK SCRIPT BREAKDOWN – PART II
In the last article I discussed the basic structure of the script. I will now
The Comics How To… 9: THE BOB: NON-UNION PSYCHIC #0 COMIC BOOK SCRIPT BREAKDOWN- PART I
Time to adapt this screenplay into a comic book script! Loosely following a 30-minute episodic
The Comics How To… ORIGINS – THE BOB: NON-UNION PSYCHIC SCREENPLAY
All the elements that I feel necessary are in place to start writing a story.
The Comics How To: TOOLS OF THE TRADE
Even though many elements have been developed in order to create a well-rounded character, I
The Comics How To: BUILDING THE WORLD
All right, we have a theme — a through-line/main plot — for the main character.
The Comics How To: THE ANTAGONIST
In order to round out the cast of characters you have to have the makings
The Comics How To: BUILDING A STORY AROUND THE CHARACTER ELEMENTS
To me, part of developing a character requires building story elements around the character, such
The Comics How To: FINDING THE CHARACTER – PART II
When last we left our new hero, I had proclaimed the identity of a psychic
The Comics How To: FINDING THE CHARACTER – PART I
Now that I have secured the story’s main through-line/main plot/theme, I need to create a
The Comics How To: Introduction & Finding the Idea
0: INTRODUCTION Hello! I’m Lance Lucero of Warehouse 9 Productions, Ltd. (W9). I’m an award-winning
ADVANCED REVIEW: BOB: NON-UNION PSYCHIC #1 “The Legend of Legros”
“Bob the Psychic, can he see it?”“ “Bob the barber, can he cut it?”“ Maybe
An Interview with Bob: Non-Union Psychic Creative Team, Lance Lucero & Adam Volle
Following last weeks release of issue #0 of Bob: Non-Union Psychic and the subsequent review
REVIEW: Bob: Non-Union Psychic #0
Created and Written By Lance Lucero Scripted and Edited By Adam Volle Cover, Illustrated and Colored By Francisco
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