Architect_of_Aurah
Scribe
My fantasy world is an anthropomorphic world that is a parody of our own. If anyone knows Bryan Talbot's Grandville graphic novels, it's like that but set in a kind of Marvel costumed hero universe. I had hoped to write it as an ongoing series of novels, but when I took it to a published author for advice, he thought a graphic novel would be more likely to sell. This is a bit of a let-down, since I have no experience of writing scripts for graphic novels. I have some talent for art, but only just enough to give an artist some ideas; I couldn't draw or paint a publication-worthy graphic novel.
Do you reckon an anthropomorphic story, aimed at adults, could sell better as a graphic novel, or a regular novel?
Do you reckon an anthropomorphic story, aimed at adults, could sell better as a graphic novel, or a regular novel?