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Our special guests are Ethan Parker and Griffin Sheridan, the authors of Marvel Zombies: Red Band, Bring on the Bad Guys, Kill Your Darlings, and Godzilla: Escape the Dead Zone! If you have any NCR-type questions about writing, Marvel, Image, Stegman, etc, please leave 'em below and I'll try to pick a few for our recording tomorrow.

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Bear Farmer

Was marvel zombies red band handed to you or did you pitch this idea? Loving the story it's very wierd

Luis Mercado

Hi Everyone, My question for Ethan and Griffin is Even with this being a Marvel Red Band Book, Was there anything that you guys were trying to do that Marvel didn’t let you guys do, such as inclusion of certain characters, plot lines,etc? Hope you guys have an amazing day and Sal, I’ll keep reading!

Landon Clark

How much continuity freedom did Marvel give you? Did you need approvals for which versions of characters could appear, or was the sandbox fairly open? Since Red Band lets you push boundaries, how do you decide what serves the story versus what’s just shock value? Where’s that line for you?

Judah Gregory

How do the two of you approach co-writing a comic book? Do both of you plot and one writes the script or some other method that’s more blurred in terms of who does what?

Just Some Guy with a Mustache

During your research for any of your projects, was there anything new that piqued your interest that you plan on pursuing further after the project wraps up?

TheKingOfRooks

I don't know if it's sacrilegious or not but when it comes to creators who haven't done any/much work for one particular company I always like to hear who they'd wanna write if they switched over. So to phrase that as an actual question, who would you each want to work on if you could pick anyone at DC?

Cat Lawyer

I have a dumb question: Would you rather fight 10 duck size Godzilla, or 1 Godzilla size duck?

Max Baker

Has any part of the writing process gotten easier for youbsince you began you careers? Conversely has any part of the writing process gotten more difficult for you?