Mark
@markwwc.bsky.social
2.6K followers 780 following 6.3K posts
Comics writer. Self-publisher + freelance editor. Chicano. He/him. Icon by Kat Baumann. i bet it's gone forever Shop: weekendwarriorcomics.com/shop
Posts Media Videos Starter Packs
Pinned
markwwc.bsky.social
I'm Mark, I write comics, and this is #PortfolioDay.

I write comics about people in fantastic situations processing real emotions.

My first MG OGN is out next year, and I am pursuing more MG and YA work. Particularly children's fantasy like Earthsea and Prydain.

✉️: [email protected]
markwwc.bsky.social
Hopefully tomorrow I don't pick at the pages too much so I can finish up the panel descriptions and write the letter draft based on my notes.
markwwc.bsky.social
Only wrote seven pages today, but I have a better grip on how the chapter needs to sound now since I wrote them at least three times.
markwwc.bsky.social
Should've let Gausman cook longer
Reposted by Mark
thoughtographic.bsky.social
Looking to take on a couple commissions.
markwwc.bsky.social
Immaculate pairings here.
markwwc.bsky.social
I really hope the Mariners can keep this energy as the series goes on. Still anxious after how grueling the road here was.
markwwc.bsky.social
Now for the nightly torture brought to you by the beloved Seattle Mariners
Reposted by Mark
markwwc.bsky.social
I started writing the next one of these in an informal sequence. Water and earth here, and the next one coming is fire.

Haven't finished writing and won't for a minute, but I'll need some money to secure a collaborator.

So anything I sell in my shop is for that: weekendwarriorcomics.com/shop
markwwc.bsky.social
I started writing the next one of these in an informal sequence. Water and earth here, and the next one coming is fire.

Haven't finished writing and won't for a minute, but I'll need some money to secure a collaborator.

So anything I sell in my shop is for that: weekendwarriorcomics.com/shop
markwwc.bsky.social
The meta read on all them being Ford telling a generation that grew up idolizing his roles "I'm not your dad, and if I was you would be disappointed" has been fun to turn around in my head
markwwc.bsky.social
Witness is a pretty stellar performance and movie
markwwc.bsky.social
I do have some quibbles about the translation and some copy-editing oversights. As much as I love these books, they do still feel held back by some thinking that dates back to them being thought of as primarily "for game fans" and not "for people who like books." No bad video game cover, though.
markwwc.bsky.social
Crossroads of Ravens engages in MAJOR prequel shenanigans but locates all of the "lore explanations" in a specific emotional place for Geralt that feels revelatory rather than annoying. The book notably doesn't rush Geralt's development into the man readers first met him as in the short stories.
markwwc.bsky.social
All the primary characters in this are various types of immortal (long-lived, healing, self-perpetuating global forces, etc) which has a lovely symmetry with the inherent deathlessness of any cape comics character. Digs into that and uses the opportunity to tell a story about loss and failure.
markwwc.bsky.social
Re-read an old favorite tonight. Big superhero crossover as an excuse to go smaller and treat the characters with a more tender hand.
markwwc.bsky.social
I'd like to shake Kevin Devine's hand for Put Your Ghost to Rest
markwwc.bsky.social
Pepsi doesn't have a bear and that's part of why Coke leads the market
markwwc.bsky.social
Priscilla (2023) was the real "my parents sold me to One Direction"
markwwc.bsky.social
And I'll see anyone who disagrees at Emerald City next year
markwwc.bsky.social
Thank you for the celebration of the team's history that has made this series more meaningful for people outside the bubble
markwwc.bsky.social
I enjoy Spidey but have sort of come to terms with it just not being a book that's gonna dig in on the things I find most interesting about it.
markwwc.bsky.social
It's interesting that each Ultimate book has a totally unique problem that made me lose interest in all of them about halfway through