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How Aspiring Comic Book Authors Can Get Started

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By Emma Ruth Rundle
| First Comics News
A Beginner’s Guide to Writing Your First Comic Book Writing a comic book is a dream for many — but starting can feel overwhelming. Between crafting a compelling story, learning how scripts work, and figuring out how to collaborate with artists, it’s easy to get stuck in the planning phase. The good news is that you don’t need to know everything right away. If you’ve got a story to tell and a passion for the comic format, you’re already off to a strong start.
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She Analyzes the Benefits of Anti-Oxidant-Rich Superfoods

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By Emma Ruth Rundle
| First Comics News
Emma had taken her health for granted for as long as she could remember. With nothing but coffee and takeout, she pushed through long workdays even though the veggies were optional. Even her survival was more on caffeine than water. Her age, good condition, and quick-living lifestyle were all in balance, which is why she never felt good either way about it. But in her mid-thirties, everything began to change.
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“Winter Garden” and “Moleskine Knockoffs,” Two Poems by Emma Ruth Rundle

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By Emma Ruth Rundle
| Literary Hub Verified
“Winter Garden” I can’t write about Borges and blindness and the beauty of the twilight of the senses. Because I’m not over Burroughs and burdens and intimate guns pointed in the winter garden. Between the the branches The leafless tree of family The greenless wreath of bornness The splintering body of ancestry The addled hands of mothers The distant hands of fathers The violent nature of our being here. The violent nature of love.
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