Category Archives: Writing a Comic Book Poem
Writing a Comic Book Poem – The Good One
Imagination and looking to the future. This is what I was looking to convey with this Comic Book Poem. It feels like a nice conclusion to this series. It is optimistic and passionate without being trite or didactic. It is … Continue reading
Writing a Comic Book Poem – How Can I Depend On You
From a writing point of view this is fairly straight forward. It is about leaving and going somewhere new. It is about trying new things and going away without leaving a trace. The difficulty is conveying this visually without appearing … Continue reading
Writing a Comic Book Poem – A Brilliant Career
Time and anticipation are the themes of this Comic Book Poem. This is obvious in the text and is expressed quite succinctly. The title is more of a reference to the visuals which will be explained in the ‘Illustrating a … Continue reading
Writing a Comic Book Poem – Stuff To Do
Repetition and strong, harsh imagery are what make up the writing of this Comic Book Poem. The title – Stuff To Do – is very negative and makes the reader think that the victim of the Comic Book Poem was … Continue reading
Writing a Comic Book Poem – Infront
The text of Infront is fairly bleak. We paint a dismal picture but turn it around in the last line and offer hope and beauty. I think this is one of the creative things you can do with short Comic … Continue reading
Writing a Comic Book Poem – Just Like
El Topo is a film by director Alejandro Jodorowsky. I wanted to briefly convey what this movie entails through the short haiku like Comic Book Poem. I think the text conveys a confident and proud character without being too descriptive … Continue reading
Writing a Comic Book Poem – Out Come The Wolves
This Comic Book Poem is fairly obscure and only really works in tandem with the visuals. The text gives little away, but it does show the we are dealing with communication and how people interact verbally. Give the text a … Continue reading
Writing a Comic Book Poem – A Film
This Comic Book Poem looks to present what a camera could capture. Not necessarily from a visual point of view but from an emotional perspective. The words are very much explicit in their approach, but this honesty and precision presents … Continue reading
Writing a Comic Book Poem – Be My Little Pony
Short funny and meets the criteria of a miniature Comic Book Poem. Not much else to say really. I was trying ways to convey humour in a succinct and precise manner. I wouldn’t say this Comic Book Poem has no … Continue reading
Writing a Comic Book Poem – Retina Scan
This is another short Comic Book Poem where we deal with insomnia and the inability to sleep. Various factors can cause different people to stay awake. Sex, too much of it or even a lack of it can very much … Continue reading