These can be drawn however you see fit, however Panels 5-7 would be best to be all of the same size and on the same line.
1. A dark tunnel in the sewers under New York. In the background we can see a shadowed
figure lying on the ground. A white lab coat covers the sleeping figure.
2. Same as Panel 1, but tighter on the sleeping figure.
3. A frightened and
unshaven Curt Conners has woken with horror in his eyes. He is in a mess, both physically and
emotionally.
CURT
NO!
4. Curt is looking
down at his hands. Besides his lab coat,
he is naked. Tears are beginning to flow
down his cheeks.
CURT
All those people.
Billy....
5. A close up of Curt’s eye, tear visible.
CURT
My son.
6. Same as panel 5, however the pupil of the eye has
transformed into that of The Lizard.
There is still a human face on display, however.
7. Same framing as
the above two panels, however Curt is now The Lizard.
THE LIZARD
Hungry.
A wonderfully simplistic and dark look at the tragedy of "Jekyll-and-Hyde" type characters. Makes me wish I had explored this central idea in my script, but I think you'll all like what I did instead.
ReplyDeleteTerrifying stuff, Ben. I like how you say so much with so little dialogue. It's all about the word choice and the scene setting. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteCool - I've been looking forward to Lizard week and I knew you wouldn't disappoint, Ben!
ReplyDeleteMoody, straightforward and cuts to the core of what makes the character great.
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