David Hine's column -Yakkity Yak

[Tyler J]

Hello All,

Just for your information, David Hine (Spawn writer) has started up a column over on www.comicon.com.

This month's column focuses on how the mild mannered David Hine had his life turn upside-down over the course of two small years.

It has some great inside info on what he is currently working on, and some interesting future projects. (oh yeah, and some "in-progress" art pages from SPAWN.)



Though you guys might like the read.

http://www.comicon.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=39;t=000133

[spawn5061]

FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Bryan Boland]

Thanks for posting this Tyler. Nice to read up on Spawn's new writer and that Spawn in-progress page looks great. I think it's safe to say Spawn is no longer a "horror comic disguised as a super-hero comic". Looking more and more like straight up horror. Really liking the new creative team by the way.:)

[Master Gundam]

Wow that page looked amazing, this book is deffinitly becoming a horror comic again. Thanks for posting Tyler I'll be checking out his column from now own.

[Jon Self]

Cool, that page looks great. Was that Christopher's mom?

[wakizashi 2]

cool read. thanks tyler. on a side knote, its amazing how loose and quick tans initial thumbnails are in comparison to his final drawings.

[Moonlight]

I was going to make a rather immature joke concerning Tan's initial sketch but I think I'll better not...

I'm very glad to hear that Spawn is heading in a much darker direction. I think the biggest reason the 100-149 issues are usually the least liked is because they were, if only artistically, a lot more light hearted than previous issues. Well, as light hearted as Spawn gets.

[Master Gundam]

Hey issue 100 was amazing!

[Moonlight]

Oops, I meant 101-149. Really, I just meant the Medina run. Good but light-hearted. I want to see some horror now.

[Man of Miracles]

Man Philip is doing an amazing job on this book, can't wait to see his art evolve in the pages of Spawn.