Never-published comic scripts by Paul Kupperberg, including Superboy, Supergirl, and other DC tales, with historical essays.
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Never-published comic scripts by Paul Kupperberg, including Superboy, Supergirl, and other DC tales, with historical essays.
Comic book scripts aren't written to be read. At least not in the way a short story or a novel is read. A script is work product, a blueprint for the finished comic book. Most of the words that go into a comic book script will only ever be read by three or four people; the dialogue is the only element that survives from the blueprint to be seen by readers.But sometimes a script doesn't make it all the way from the larval stage to full maturity as a published story. The reasons can range from can
will contain mild spoilers
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Superhero fights and peril; some horror-magazine scripts with darker threats
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Superhero powers and mild supernatural elements in mystery scripts
Horror and House of Mystery scripts include supernatural/occult themes
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