It’s finally time for the last of the panels from ConnectiCon 2016. This one was hosted by Michael Terracciano, writer and co-creator of the webcomic Star Power, a sci-fi superhero story which I’ve mentioned on this site before, and the creator and writer/artist of Dominic Deegan: Oracle For Hire, set in a fantasy world. In this panel, which I had to seriously edit audible and visually to maintain my self-imposed PG rating, so that’s not audio issues or a sudden interest in rubber ducks, Terracciano gives advice on how to avoid the usual cliches, or at least use them better, when designing your heroes and villains.
- Terracciano’s Twitter feed
- Star Power, a comic I enjoy and promote
- Dominic Deegan: Oracle For Hire, which appears headed for a short comeback as of this writing
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