Those who want respect, give respect.
The secret to a strong career as a comic book artist is being able to sit and draw even when you aren’t feeling inspired.
A writer without interest or sympathy for the foibles of his fellow man is not conceivable as a writer.
Save The Sixth Gun!

No, not the comic book. We’re talking about the TV show (based on the comic book). Here’s friend and The Sixth Gun creator Cullen Bunn to explain how you can help.
A fan has created a petition to “urge a TV network to take a close look at THE SIXTH GUN.” (Full disclosure: we thought about doing something like this, but someone beat us to it.)
Personally, I’d love to see this thing reach its goal of 1000 signatures. And it could definitely help support the idea that there is interest in the show. We have a couple of networks interested, and you never know if something like this could move the show into a better position. How can you help?
1 - Sign the petition. It takes two minutes max.
2 - Tweet, facebook, tumble or talk about the petition with your family, friends, fans, and anyone else who will listen.
It would mean a lot to me, folks!
If writing can do anything—and it can—why not do everything all at once?
Prose is architecture, not interior decoration.
That’s what happens to these guys like Paul McCartney. They put out a new album and think it will sell based on their name alone. But it doesn’t. You’ve got to hit the road just like the old days, and promote it. And that’s the worst part of the job—and the best part of the job.
That’s the thing about fame — even a little bit of it. If you’re not careful, it becomes a prison.
Desperate for something to do during the hour or so Twitter was down, I wrote a novel.
Without autocorrect I’d probably be summoning evil outer-dimensional entities left and right.
I want sushi and I don’t want to wait until payday! Somebody has to owe me a royalty check.
I am armed with a fountain pen. It is pointy like a knife, and I know how to use it.
A good story is about pain and hope and the transition from one to the other… The essential quality is hope.
Overhead a woman just tell a guy: “Star Trek? I never watched that; I’m a woman.” Do I punch her in the throat or the baby-maker?
The word “deadline” originated in prison camps, referring to a boundary prisoners were forbidden to cross under penalty of death.