they're not different at all.

Suck it

the creator was killed in a tragic walrus incident

When I first started, I aimed for 3 a week. There was a short period during the first summer that I was making 5 a week, but that didn't last very long. The 3 comics a week schedule held more or less for around 4 or 5 years. I'd really rather not see a Shibuya Shore comic ever be made. It's premise relies on a show that's now been cancelled and it'd be rather unoriginal and dickish to steal it all.

Vexen

happy turkey day, mate.

complicated question with no easy answer. If you're staring at your computer blankly, stop. Go outside, take a walk, go to the gym, take a shower. Whatever really relaxes you but leaves you alone with your thoughts. Music is another huge part of my writing process. I create songs that correspond to different stories, when I need to put myself in that story's mindset, I'll play its song. Don't think about the next four panels, just think about your story in broad senses, see if your thought process just naturally narrows it down until you know what's next. I hope this helps.

No competition. Young Justice is better in every single way

I think I will show a preview soon, yes

I can tell you now that while there is humor, it isn't the same sense of humor as in Ansem Retort. What would be the point of writing something new if it was just like Ansem Retort?

sure, why not

Not really, Xemnas is insane and murderous, but on a far grander and less funny scale. Xemnas wants to kill everyone all at once. The Ansem Retort cast prefers to do it one person at a time.

nope

I just hope you give my future comics a chance

What do you think Darth Maul is?

Lil bit, but I wish I didn't disappoint you so often

an exemplar of continuity at its absolute worst. Superheroes in the future has endless sci-fi possibilities, but its such a convoluted mess with far too many characters that it makes it impossible for me to give even the slightest fraction of a fuck about it.

not a clue

has nothing to do with the plot line, just the comic as a whole. Creating new strips isn't what gets me excited like it used to.

It's got some phenomenal books (Wonder Woman, Batman, Animal Man, Swamp Thing, I,Vampire, and Green Lantern), so good books, some mediocre books, and some shitty books. Just like there was before the reboot. There have been lots of iterations of this wonderful fictional setting, and I'm still very much enjoying this latest one.