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Want to see the kind of content you'll get if you become one of my patrons? Attached to this post is the full script for both Skullkickers #1 and Wayward #1, both published by Image Comics (publisher of The Walking Dead, Spawn, Saga, and many other hit comic titles). See how comic scripts are written with and the types of directions a professional comic artist receives when they collaborate on a comic story.

SKULLKICKERS #1 was my breakout release published by Image Comics in September 2010.

Here's the digital version available for purchase on comiXology:

https://www.comixology.com/Skullkickers-1/digital-comic/5491

WAYWARD #1 is the first issue of my current ongoing creator-owned title that launched in August 2014.

Here's the digital version available for purchase on comiXology:

https://www.comixology.com/Wayward-1/digital-comic/137856

If you join my Patreon you'll be able to read story pitches, story development, full scripts, and at the higher donation levels you'll even get to read some of my stories before they're published and available to the comic-buying public.

Enjoy!

ZUB

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Comments

Christopher Galbreath

I officially feel like I've been skimping on my scripts. I mean I do descriptions on each frame, but man... I can't imagine how much Rafa has done for the detail on mine.

Jim Zub

The first issue of a series tends to be the most detailed one because you're establishing all the characters and locations. With each issue I find things get easier because those people and places are already set up.