the interview meme...

[ratcreature]

It's really fun to read those questions and answers, though I find it is much harder to come up with clever and interesting questions myself, than to read questions and think "what an interesting question, I'd like to see the answer to that too" afterwards...

I case anyone would like to ask me any questions, I'd be happy to answer and take part in the meme.

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[cereta.livejournal.com]

1. Is there a particular style of comic art that you prefer? A type you really, really hate? Artists you admire? Artists you don't like?

2. What do you think comics as a medium have to offer that other media (print, live action) don't?

3. Now that you've been into Batman a while, where would you recommend a newbie begin? Is there a particular storyline/issue/compilation that you would say is particularly representative of "Batman" as a whole? Or at least a good indication of what to expect in terms of characters, storylines, tone, etc?

4. You've been offered the opportunity to re-do (or at least guide the re-doing) of the art in one issue of a Bat or Bat family title. Which do you choose and why?

5. Assuming you've read some fanfiction, does the switch from graphic to print work for you? What elements do you think translate well, and which don't? What about live action? What elements translate, and which don't?