From
The Ass of Erin Wallis
Although I appear to be producing low-grade horror comics which
are inexplicably treated as high art, I am in fact writing The
Right Way. Here are some more of my lofty projects.
Dullblazer
Every good horror writer writes disturbing ideas. I wanted to
break new ground by writing disturbing pictures:
guts, blood, eyes, body parts. Now, that's clever and original.
But DK Comics kept asking for things I wasn't comfortable with:
more panels and more text. I quit before I could properly develop
this book; in fact, before I could develop most of my plots. But
I do like Tim Bradstreet's cover - sorry, covers - for my run on
Dullblazer. They're a radical departure from all of his other
pictures of seedy loners leaning against walls, because the seedy
loners aren't vampires.
Transsexopolitan
| My flagship book with all my signature riffs. Unsympathetic characters, lots of big pictures, not many words (and half of those are profane interjections), pedal-to-the-metal hype, and the feeling the script isn't quite finished. |
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Ambitions
Although I have achieved a lot in my time as - I mean, in
- the industry, there are still a few things I'd like to do.
These include-
1. to
be the first writer to use the word "cunt" in a
mainstream comic.
2. to be the first writer to
use the word "cunt" on every page of a mainstream comic.
3. to use less than one panel
per page. I know it's possible. I just know it.
4. to act as a mentor to
other writers, such as Neil Gaiman or Alan Moore or Peter David.