Was Jeff Lemierre, creator of Sweet Tooth, the first reaction of Christian Convery wearing his exposed horns? From RPP Notifications, we tried to ask a question to the comic author. “Greed” combines the first fantasy and darkness of Jeff Le Maire’s comics, bringing the story of Gus, a mixed-race boy looking for his mother, and in an excessive post-world marked by despair and lack of kindness Approaching in the doomsday world.
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On June 4th, RPP News participated in a virtual meeting with comic book writer Jeff Lemire and writers Jim Kuit and Beth Schwartz. Since the show was well received by readers of the first material, we tend to ask whether the idea behind Sweets has a specific scene that makes him feel that his creation is lifelike. “[There are many] in the pilots. I had to fly to New Zealand.
A pilot, it happened on elementary school day, although this is not the best scene,” he commented with concern after being taken to the top of the mountain they were shooting. I remember that Christian Convery also got it from a mature truck. He also described an additional note about the experience: “Gus is wearing a lumberjack shirt and ears. This is the most surreal and witch-like moment in my life.
I am currently on a mountain in New Zealand and I saw Gus for the first time. Each of them has photography, this series looks like this, those elements in the comics are captured in such a wonderful way. “Comic book author Jeff Lemeier admitted that he could not play the scene of choice, but a TV version of Sweet Tooth “seems to be at the peak of my imagination.”
“Why are you worried that Netflix’s production will fail? “There may be a lot of fear, especially when his hands don’t use a lot of things,” he did. However, in his first conversation with the show host Jim , He knew he understood the essence of comics to start this beautiful project. In reasonable hands, there was no way in the way. Watching those who love sweets take a big step towards an important world.
“Every time a new version is released, I will make Meng feel more relaxed, because you see it as a way to grow and develop. This can be a very strange problem, because these changes can lead to the opposite approach. I think I am lucky and have a lot of fears, but now it is a feeling of relief and excitement,” he added.
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