Zeros 2 Heroes - The People's Publisher

My contribution to UT2, Gnomance , has finally gone public...only about a week late. And oy, what a week it's been. 

One of the hazards of working in retail as I do--especially during cold and flu season--is the sheer number of people (and their germs) that I'm exposed to in any given day. Though I try to take precautions--keeping hand sanitizer at t

Hi, my name is Mike and I'm new to the Zeros 2 Heroes online community.

I first hear about this site from an article in the January issue of Creative Screenwriting and thought I'd give comic writing a try. I graduated from the Humber College Film and Television Production Program a couple years ago and have written a few screenplays since graduating. I was actually writing a scr

Finished... wow that took a lot.  Now starts the process of fine-tuning that bad boy, adding more the world area but it's a great start.  I initially thought of this issue being 2 or 3 issues into it, but I think this worked out better.  And I had a couple of more pages of dialogue with Alan at the end, but I like the idea of leaving a cliffhanger... cue the Law & Order d

Writing Tips #3

  Comics are a visual medium, and as such sometimes the other senses aren't really given enough attention.  God--or the Devil, depending on who you ask--is in the details, and putting in a distinctive sound, smell, taste or touch can really bring a story to vivid life.

There was a great discussion on the DW forums oday.  I thought I'd share it with my fellow zedheads.  It involved the ole thought balloon or as I like to call it the "Bendis bubble."  What do you guys think?

I think that if you have a great artist they can create mood without the thought balloon.  I'd much rather see a beautiful page rendered in

Well, it's been a long, strange trip to be sure.  One with plenty of odd twists along the way, and it's ended up quite a ways from where I thought I was going when I set out some months ago.

My name is Rosenthawl and I am new to the zeros2heroes community here! I am so excited to find this place and utilize it as a breeding ground for my stories and ideas! I look forward to reading your pitches and getting to know everyone! In the meantime, please take a look at my pitch, which I hope to update daily entitled: Vinny the Vegan Vampire.  Something I feel strongly about is paramo

Greetings to all

 A few of you know me from the unofficial think up group or just from connections in general. But unfortunatly I have gone a bit silent over the past month and half. No worries. though. I have just hit a bit of a creative slump. My creativity is the equivalant of a burnt slice of toast right now due to a project I cant talk about right now.

 This is both

OK, I was never really gone, but I did take a much-needed week off during which I checked the site only 2 or 3 times.  I needed some time to gather my thoughts and take time for myself. 

 I'm had a lot of interesting things happen to my lately, more precisely: I got accepted to the Master of Arts program in Media Studies I applied to and I scored an important

Last November, shortly after the Pitch Doctor went live, I posted two pitches as different from each other as possible. The first was the non-pervert suited superhero drama Blake Undying, and the second was the product of ten years of craftsmanship, the (largely overlooked) time travel thriller The Hollow Men. Eclipsed by its younger sibling, I was forced to pu