Jonathan Callan
11-06-2007, 02:28 PM
Hey,
Jon Callan with CBR here. I'm putting together an article on how the recent writer's strike effects comics, comics writers and their non-comics projects. The idea is that we're going to talk to a broad spectrum of comics' writers about how their TV or film projects may have been effected for better or worse, whether they have more time to work in comics now, etc. Likewise, we'll be talking with editors to see if there's a general sense that they'd like to take advantage of this period by luring more talent away from film and TV. I know you recently spoke with Newsarama about your new projects and some involve things in development with Spike TV. Is there any chance we could send you a few questions by email or over the boards about the strike, how editors at Marvel see it and how it might be effecting your own non-comics work?
Thanks,
Jon
Jon Callan with CBR here. I'm putting together an article on how the recent writer's strike effects comics, comics writers and their non-comics projects. The idea is that we're going to talk to a broad spectrum of comics' writers about how their TV or film projects may have been effected for better or worse, whether they have more time to work in comics now, etc. Likewise, we'll be talking with editors to see if there's a general sense that they'd like to take advantage of this period by luring more talent away from film and TV. I know you recently spoke with Newsarama about your new projects and some involve things in development with Spike TV. Is there any chance we could send you a few questions by email or over the boards about the strike, how editors at Marvel see it and how it might be effecting your own non-comics work?
Thanks,
Jon