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Radiant Black is Blowing Up: An interview with Its Writer, Kyle Higgins

Support Comic Tropes:   / comictropes   Buy Radiant Black: https://radiant.black/issues/ Segments: Intro: (0:00) Darkhawk and MS: (3:35) Filmmaking Background: (13:34) The Kuleshov Effect: (16:35) How Kyle Broke Into Comics: (20:07) Getting into Creator Owned Comics with Rod Reis: (27:24) Hints at the Future of Radiant Black: (30:57) Writing the Transforming Hero: (32:40) Writing Power Rangers: (34:12) Writing Ultraman: (42:40) Optimism within Writing: (44:34) Working with Power Rangers Actor Jason David Frank: (47:17) Becoming Popular: (50:28) Chris Gushes Over Radiant Black: (52:34) Radiant Black's Storytelling Structure: (50:39) Working with Co-Writers: (1:05:04) Blacklight Issue: (1:12:24) Are There Too Many Radiant Black Spinoffs?: (1:17:51) Kyle Interviews Comic Tropes: (1:30:22) Plugs for Upcoming Books: (1:33:44) The Batman Used Some of Kyle's Batman: (1:35:44) Kyle Higgins is a writer with over a decade of experience working with Marvel, DC, Boom, and Image Comics. One of his current books, Radiant Black, is a creator owned superhero title whose popularity has recently led to Image releasing a series of related titles in a shared universe. This interview digs into Kyle Higgins' background and how that influences his writing style. We discuss how Kyle has carved out a niche writing comics about transforming heroes: Power Rangers: Shattered Grid at Boom, Ultraman and Darkhawk at Marvel, Radiant Black through Image. How do you find new angles to the concept? We have a deep dive into Radiant Black itself: what makes the title connect with readers today? What's the process for working with various co-writers on the book? Are the related books spinoffs and does that make it intimidating to new readers?