Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Inside the Comic Writers Studio – Episode 16

Acclaimed Planet Hulk creator Greg Pak speaks exclusively to ComicBloc





(San Antonio, Texas) February 25, 2008 – The creative force behind the Planet Hulk and World War Hulk events for Marvel Comics, Greg Pak spoke recently with Eric Moreno of ComicBloc.



http://www.comicbloc.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1095&Itemid=114



During the discussion, Pak spoke about his time working for former Texas Governor Ann Richards, his first series at Marvel Warlock and translating his filmmaking skills to the comic book medium. While speaking on the subject of acclaimed authors Neil Gaiman and Grant Morrison, Pak had this to say:



"Few writers have had such a massive impact upon the genre and are as beloved by their fans as Gaiman and Morrison. So taking on a project in their wake is a pretty insane undertaking. At the same time, every single project I've done for Marvel has been following on the heels of giants—how dare any of us follow up on the classic stories of folks like Stan Lee and Jack Kirby? The answer is that of course we dare — that's our calling and our job."



ComicBloc (www.comicbloc.com) is a conglomerate of members and readers that seeks to elevate the status of the sequential art into the mainstream. This is a regular series featured exclusively at ComicBloc. Past guests include: Virgin Comics Editor Ron Marz, Wildstorm: Armageddon author Christos N. Gage, Whiteout author Greg Rucka, Dynamo 5 creator Jay Faerber and Devil's Due writer Andrew Dabb.

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