Ty Templeton hosted one of the last panels at FanExpo Canada, “On The Couch with Ty Templeton” is a free-form discussion about comics, with a focus on indie versus corporate work. On the panel were Darwyn, Jimmy Palmiotti, Dan Slott, Ramon Perez, and Lar deSouza.
For the full run down on the panel, check out MTV Geek's article here.
Hello Darwyn,
ReplyDeleteI am a huge Watchmen fan, I've read the graphic novel 3+ times. I know it sounds stupid but throughout my readings of it, I've never paid much attention to the Minutemen. To be precise, I didn't pay attention to the Under the hood by Hollis part. So this summer, I was at a comic book store and I came across "Before Watchmen". I am not a big DC reader and I wasn't aware that they were making new series. The first one I saw was the Minutemen. I didn't buy it because I thought it would have been average since I found the characters a bit boring at the time. HUGE MISTAKE. I kept reading online that the comic was great and I gave it a shot. I am so glad I did, I am collecting the whole Before Watchmen series. To be honest, the Minutemen one is by far the BEST ONE. The story is just stellar and the artwork is absolutely amazing. I really get sucked into the comic. I loved the story so much that the Minutemen have become one of my favourite superhero team. You really know how to make things interesting and never disappoint. It's hard for me to describe how much I love the comic, it made me see the Minutemen on a whole new way. I especially like the relationship Hollis has with Silhouette and Moth Man. Loved your work on Silk Spectre. Cannot wait for Minutemen #6!
Jordan
Good day sir!!!!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to say thanks again for the package you gave myself and a fellow coworker a many years back. Im the waiter guy from Halifax who used to take care of ya at a real nice restaurant I used to work at. Just wanted to thank you again, I still enjoy veiwing your art on my wall every day and cant tell you how many times I had the oppurtunity to brag about the pieces you gave us over the years! I abandoned the scene years ago, sorry Cal!, but Im now back, as of last week, lol, and hope to see more of your work on the shelves.
Hope everything is well and I cant thank you enough for the heirlooms! Hopefully Ill get to buy you a beer one day, all the best!
Leeland
Hi. I don't know how often you check this, but I have a question for a project I'm working on. I'm a big fan of New Frontier, and I'm writing a revised history of the DCU inspired by it, with changes to add diversity to the characters. For example, Anya Savenlovich becomes the Green Lantern in 1959, which proves problematic during the Cold War.
ReplyDeleteI like the look of Cobalt and would like to include a version of her, possibly Mexican American, as she's probably from Roswell.
What were you planning for her powers and story before you took her out of the book? I won't be having a living dinosaur island, but I'm planning on having Brainiac's first attack be the big event of the 1950s.
Brady Kjersten
Hi. I don't know how often you check this, but I have a question for a project I'm working on. I'm a big fan of New Frontier, and I'm writing a revised history of the DCU inspired by it, with changes to add diversity to the characters. For example, Anya Savenlovich becomes the Green Lantern in 1959, which proves problematic during the Cold War.
ReplyDeleteI like the look of Cobalt and would like to include a version of her, possibly Mexican American, as she's probably from Roswell.
What were you planning for her powers and story before you took her out of the book? I won't be having a living dinosaur island, but I'm planning on having Brainiac's first attack be the big event of the 1950s.
Brady Kjersten
Hi Darwyn,
ReplyDeleteI'm a reporter doing an article about Superman for Toronto Star and I'd love to interview you for a feature that will touch on Superman Confidential. Please give me a call or email me:
tiffythompson@gmail.com
647.539.2101
Thank you