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Oh come on Jack. Look, I could hardly value creator-owned stuff more... and in the pub the other day, sleaze asked me if I was going to submit a proposal/script for my Big Dream of a comic, and I told him no, no way do Marvel get to do that. It's too important, too personal, it needs to be exactly right and if that means it's online and only two people ever see it, I'd rather that than for people to have to flick through videogame ads and anti-drug warnings... But I can't see why taking this potential opportunity to get a foot in the door is a bad thing - you wouldn't have condemned Cameron Stewart for doing the Stripperella cover, would you? Same principle, arguably. It's not like there's a huge number of companies actively asking for new submissions, is it?
(Of course, there are probably some people who's dream comic job *is* writing an edgy new version of Speedball, for whom it's an end, not a means. Different strokes, I guess...) |
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