scripts?

[batmanosaurus]

With MM doing more writing for other artists these days, I'm very curious to see his scripts. Does anyone know if any have ever been published anywhere?

[Maija]

There are pages of his scripts in these interactives:

Making of a comic: BPRD The Universal Machine #2 (http://www.darkhorse.com/downloads.php?did=504)

Making of a comic: Darkness Calls #1 (http://www.darkhorse.com/downloads.php?did=615)

They take a while to download, even with broadband. They're well worth it though.

[CBM]

There are pages of his scripts in these interactives:

Making of a comic: BPRD The Universal Machine #2 (http://www.darkhorse.com/downloads.php?did=504)

Making of a comic: Darkness Calls #1 (http://www.darkhorse.com/downloads.php?did=615)

They take a while to download, even with broadband. They're well worth it though.

Hmmm...all his scripts are done on yellow legal pad and they are hand written so those must be John Arcudi's scripts for BPRD...the Darkness Calls won't come up for me.

[Maija]

Thanks for the clarification, CBM. Are the thumbnails in the margins John Arcudi's also?

The Darkness Calls version didn't load at first for me either, but when I refreshed the page it appeared. I've attached a portion of the script screen-capped for reference in case you can't get it to load (you will need the latest Flash plug-in). It appears that it's been shifted to black and white and the page rules removed in photoshop.

[CBM]

Thanks for the clarification, CBM. Are the thumbnails in the margins John Arcudi's also?

The Darkness Calls version didn't load at first for me either, but when I refreshed the page it appeared. I've attached a portion of the script screen-capped for reference in case you can't get it to load (you will need the latest Flash plug-in). It appears that it's been shifted to black and white and the page rules removed in photoshop.
The notes in the margins are Arcudi's...but the Darkness Calls scripts are all Mikes...thanks for the attachments!

[batmanosaurus]

Thanks Maija and CBM! I'm waiting for the Darkness Calls page to load. The jpeg teaser looks very interesting. I'm surprised (and not surprised) that his descriptions are so sparse.

[Tad]

Darkness Calls didn't come up on my Safari browser. No problem with Netscape.

[Maija]

In Firefox you have to wait a few minutes until nothing appears to be downloading any more and then press the "refresh" button. Then it suddenly appears.

They forgot to slap a proper pre-loader on it, looks like.

I don't use Safari anymore because it doesn't work for a lot of things.

[Ken O]

I don't use Safari anymore because it doesn't work for a lot of things.

I only photo safari now...cause its safer for the animals.

[dogboy443]

My Safari is going to come hunt down your Firefox anytime now.

And it's really going to hurt.

Mk

[Rachel Edidin]

The Darkness Calls version didn't load at first for me either, but when I refreshed the page it appeared. I've attached a portion of the script screen-capped for reference in case you can't get it to load (you will need the latest Flash plug-in). It appears that it's been shifted to black and white and the page rules removed in photoshop.

That may have been the way we got 'em--Mike alternates between faxing and mailing scripts in, and the faxed ones are always b&w.