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Post by hawaiigirlcasey on Nov 17, 2008 2:48:42 GMT -5
Is there any way for you to write more sequels to Miki Falls?
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Post by Mark Crilley on Nov 17, 2008 16:27:35 GMT -5
Thanks for the question, hawaiigirlcasey! It's hard to see a good sequel for Miki Falls--it really ends when it ends, but I could imagine a prequel project. My web comic on YouTube is a bit like that. mark Is there any way for you to write more sequels to Miki Falls? |
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Post by dvandom on Nov 17, 2008 17:42:36 GMT -5
Well, a Miki Falls sequel wouldn't have to be about Miki herself. Miki Falls was a classic bildungsroman, trying to repeat it wouldn't work. But there's always complicated love stories out there, and Miki could be involved in someone else's story.
Mind you, it wouldn't be the stuff of an epic four-parter, but there's plenty of stories you could tell in shorter form where Miki is more of a narrator/facilitator. Also, while Miki managed to turn the organization around by leading to the downfall of the Guy Who Doesn't Get It, there's always going to be bits and pieces that need to be fixed in the wake of a big change.
---Dave
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Post by Mark Crilley on Nov 18, 2008 17:01:52 GMT -5
Thanks for the input, Dave. I hadn't even considered following Miki's life as a Deliverer and seeing where that might lead--all kinds of interesting possibilities there! mark Well, a Miki Falls sequel wouldn't have to be about Miki herself. Miki Falls was a classic bildungsroman, trying to repeat it wouldn't work. But there's always complicated love stories out there, and Miki could be involved in someone else's story. Mind you, it wouldn't be the stuff of an epic four-parter, but there's plenty of stories you could tell in shorter form where Miki is more of a narrator/facilitator. Also, while Miki managed to turn the organization around by leading to the downfall of the Guy Who Doesn't Get It, there's always going to be bits and pieces that need to be fixed in the wake of a big change. ---Dave |
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Post by dreamer on Nov 21, 2008 20:27:38 GMT -5
miki falls is a very intresting book, i use to read akiko, i still do.
mark crilley is a very talented author
(sorry for miss spelled words)
--dreamer
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