The San Diego Comic Convention is the ultimate anglophone comic book and pop culture gathering in the world. I’ve personally never been but I’ve seen and heard enough about the place to know it would be damn good fun to actually make my way there. Due to the fact that every single professional comic book creator and their dogs go there, it’s a pretty sweet place to actually try and sell your services as a comic book creator, or try to sell your actual comic book. Sometimes we get a success story, most times we don’t.

The reasons for this is really down to the work itself. I don’t think there really are that many comic books out there that I don’t own that I can’t wait to rip through the actual book the second I buy it. Don’t get me wrong there is a lot of absolutely fantastic stuff out there, and I fully intend to actually try and review these works of graphic fiction, however I can’t help but feel there is only a handful of stuff that is worth pushing.

Now that the blog project has been completed I can concentrate on my first graphic novel. Trying to tap into all these emotions I had a while back is going to be hard, but I need to think back to the reason I decided to write this story, knowing full well I’m writing this for myself, and not for anyone else, knowing full well the end product might only be read by 20 people, who might all hate it. I suppose it’s getting back to drawing again, and finding my inspiration that will be very difficult as well.