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Writer Ed Brubaker talks about FATALE at Comics Alliance: “I’ve been getting more interested in storytelling that has layers, I think. Two or three or more plotlines that weave around each other. And it seemed like a bigger challenge, to try to do three noir tales that are wound around a horror story examination of the idea of the femme fatale archetype. If you don’t challenge yourself in your writing, you don’t keep getting better. And I always want to try to push myself into doing things differently than I have before. I don’t always succeed, of course, but trying to tell a bigger more sprawling story seemed like it would at least be a more interesting challenge, even if I failed.”
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Writer Ed Brubaker talks about FATALE at Comics Alliance: “I’ve been getting more interested in storytelling that has layers, I think. Two or three or more plotlines that weave around each other. And it seemed like a bigger challenge, to try to do three noir tales that are wound around a horror story examination of the idea of the femme fatale archetype. If you don’t challenge yourself in your writing, you don’t keep getting better. And I always want to try to push myself into doing things differently than I have before. I don’t always succeed, of course, but trying to tell a bigger more sprawling story seemed like it would at least be a more interesting challenge, even if I failed.”
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Writer Ed Brubaker talks about FATALE at Comics Alliance: “I’ve been getting more interested in storytelling that has layers, I think. Two or three or more plotlines that weave around each other. And it seemed like a bigger challenge, to try to do three noir tales that are wound around a horror story examination of the idea of the femme fatale archetype. If you don’t challenge yourself in your writing, you don’t keep getting better. And I always want to try to push myself into doing things differently than I have before. I don’t always succeed, of course, but trying to tell a bigger more sprawling story seemed like it would at least be a more interesting challenge, even if I failed.”
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Writer Ed Brubaker talks about FATALE at Comics Alliance:

“I’ve been getting more interested in storytelling that has layers, I think. Two or three or more plotlines that weave around each other. And it seemed like a bigger challenge, to try to do three noir tales that are wound around a horror story examination of the idea of the femme fatale archetype. If you don’t challenge yourself in your writing, you don’t keep getting better. And I always want to try to push myself into doing things differently than I have before. I don’t always succeed, of course, but trying to tell a bigger more sprawling story seemed like it would at least be a more interesting challenge, even if I failed.”

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