Re: David Mack Weekend at SimplyJD Online!
MON, 1/12/04, 4:48 a.m. - In Response To: Re: David Mack Weekend at SimplyJD Online! (MarZom)

Checked it out, somre real good questions asked there.If you notice one or two questions that seem a lot less intelligent and a lot more demanding, they were my suggestions. What can I say, I want more Dove. Especially like the first question, I'm convinced now that Mack has deliberately left the Scar on Ukiko for a reason that he'll explore in Alchemy, rather then the alternate of getting it removed somehow at the end of Metamorphosis for a complete tabla rasa.

I tried to post there once to give my regards and thanks for your good tase and loyal readership, but the registration process didn't accept my e-mail or password or some thing. So please give my kindest and warmest regards to all of my readers on those boards.

I saw your suggestion for the questions too! Thanks for the initiative and interest. Dove does have some future involvements in the story! I'm glad you like the character so much!

Glad you liked the Echo story too.
Happy New Year,
David

Thanks for posting this!
This is really good.
DM

[ To read the article, please download the January 2004 message board posts. ]

Oh the fans are hear, but for the most part they'll only admit it once they're inside a comic shop, if they're lucky enough to have a local one.

I got into comics only about a year ago with a few issues os spiderman...my collection grew quickly, (currently at 500+) and one of the first graphic novels i bought was Wake up. I remeber reading it in a hospital waiting room (waiting to see if i had cancer believe it or not) i read the entire thing in one go...the ammount of emotion i went through was huge for two entirely seperate reasons but somehow felt connected in my mind. on one hand i had my dad, a nervious wreak, worried why i was so quiet. And then, infront of me, on the page of a comic, i was experiencing a whole different set of emotions. Its the first time a comic...or any book for that matter has really affected me. It turns out i didnt have cancer, just a benine tumour in my arm... but the memory of that day is more of experiences a truly great story told using the most amazing art id ever seen. As Corny as it sounds, it changed my life.

And ive never told anyone this stuff till now...cos i think people on here will understand where im coming
from.

I really appreciate the story you just let us in on!

That is a very powerful story, and I feel like I understand it, and have similar experiences. Similar parallels in milestone life experiences that correspond to what I am reading, writing, or drawing.
Thanks for sharing.

DM

Come on...tell me if you'll be there or not, please !
It's in one week !!..
Thank you !!

Claire