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You wanted an Absolute Zatanna book? Good news: Absolute Wonder Woman's Kelly Thompson does too, and has an idea for it

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By Grant DeArmitt Verified
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Yenom Ym Ekat! Writer Thompson says for an Absolute Zatanna to happen, "the timing will need to be right" Read one single issue of Absolute Wonder Woman, and I don't have to tell you that Kelly Thompson has big plans. Ever since the veteran comics writer and artistHayden Sherman teamed up to tell the story of a Diana that was raised in Hell instead of Themyscira, the world of DC's Absolute line has been getting bigger with every issue.
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It's never been easier to become a comic book writer, or harder to make a living as one according to Image writer (and Top Cow exec)

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By Grant DeArmitt Verified
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Matt Hawkins has somewhat good - and also considerably bad - news for anyone with hopes of becoming a comic book creator. The Top Cow COO and writer of comics like Think Tank, The Clock, and The Darkness vs. Angelus: Origin Story, recently posited that there's never been an easier time to become a comic book creator.
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Writing Superman is therapeutic, but writing Spider-Man is neurotic and natural for Dan Slott

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By Grant DeArmitt Verified
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Slott writes both Superman Unlimited for DC and Spectacular Spider-Man at Marvel - and finds them two very distinct experiences As successful as they are when they team up, Marvel's Spider-Man and DC's Superman are very much opposite sides of the superhero coin. Whereas Clark Kent tends to come out on top in most scenarios, poor Peter Parker is often defined by his lovable-loserdom.
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