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We both write other things, John writes articles for Fortean Times, Strange Attractor, everything is a little odd or interesting, and it will have a crack at it. He wrote a book 800 years of Liverpool who was haunted a summary of lots and lots of strange stories of the region in which we live

I did write at least outside of comics, and drawing, but I did not write the story that accompanied the 2007 Royal Mail Christmas stamps, which was a beautiful project.We both novels we write separately rather than together, but we never started a big project, so we still go on them. Maybe we can take a chapter or two about comics. Hopefully something will come anyway.

We believe that tapping the easy part when it comes to comics because it's very much the last thing we do.An ideal mid-day project would see us getting up at nine or ten years, we arrange with breakfast and a wash and that is, without doubt try to delete the mailbox and then start Roughing Out pages. We break our individual questions in a numbered list of pages and put a brief description of what happens next number. The list means that we know where we are up in terms of plot. So Leah drew rectangles to represent the pages and we would sit and talk about what is happening, what we see plans, etc and then draw the panels in.Once we have a decent number manhandled (between four and eight ships, depending on how dense and complex series) we divide the roughs us, go to our computers and start typing.

You do not want to live the hard way too far, because there is a danger you'll forget some of the discussion held that the pages were designed by the time you get to typing and miss something d 'Out significant. Once the pages are typed we repeat the process. Dialogue comes last - most often, not once the script is already typed....

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