Letters to Firestorm #9

This title has grown and matured with each issue, and this one is no different. I know I'm sold on a book when I want to start arguing with the characters, and boy did I want to step in and put Doreen in her place (loss or not).

My only complaint is that each issue feels a bit short. I'm really getting into it, and then suddenly it's done. I want more... MORE!!! ;D

The cover was excellent and I'm anxious to see how things develop with poor Ronnie. The poor guy does seem to have death lingering all around him.

I do hope we see Martin next issue, though. I missed him.

Thank you for the kind words Brian. Though I don't post in these letter comments very much, I do read them and I am grateful for your continued support of my story and the time you take to comment on them. Especially coming from someone who I respect and admire as a storyteller.

I definitely feel like the title has grown a lot since the beginning, and that I've grown a lot along with it. In the beginning, I was nervous about how this was going to fit in with the continuity, which at the time was very intimidating for me being a new writer, but I think I've found my stride a couple of issues back and have been running forward ever since.

As with the length of the issues, I try to keep them around 6-7 pages, single spaced. I have an incredibly short attention span, which makes typing anything more than that a chore. though these last two issues have been around 8 and 9 pages i believe.

I have to agree with the cover, it is excellent. Working with Mischief is always a pleasure and I enjoy coloring his work.

Ronnie does have a lot of death around him, and it's going to get worse, but as Harvey Dent said in that cinematic masterpiece known as the Dark Knight: "The night is always darkest before the dawn."

Martin may be in the next issue for a little bit, but 11 and 12 will feature him big time as he undergoes a life changing moment.

Again, thank you for the kind words.