Drew Maxey is a writer
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Drew Maxey is a writer
@drewxdeficit.bsky.social
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Writer of comics, video games, lyrics, and this social media bio.
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And for anyone who wasn't at C2E2, I have digital versions of the 2025 Demo Tape comics I took with me. Find it here:
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"25 Things You Didn't Know About Batman!"

Fuck you, YouTube. You don't know what I know. You don't now my life.
And one of them is another 100 Bullets? Double hell yeah.
TEN new Vertigo titles? Hell yeah.
NYCC ’25: DC Comics announces 10 new titles for Vertigo revival

DC Comics has announced a list of titles and creators for the revival of the publisher's legendary Vertigo imprint.
NYCC ’25: DC Comics announces 10 new titles for Vertigo revival
DC Comics has announced a list of titles and creators for the revival of the publisher's legendary Vertigo imprint.
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This is me pitching to DC my story about Fire fighting against immoral and unjust American immigration practices called Fire vs. ICE.
Posted late last night because I was thinking about this. Just a little short exercise in Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons' mirror technique from Watchmen in the tone of Busiek's Astro City. I love sentimental superhero stories, and I really hope to write a full-length one day.
"The Golden Age"
Art by Andrew Brown

I love writing superheroes doing normal, everyday stuff, liking trying on an old suit while reminiscing. Maybe I'm too influenced by Astro City?
"The Golden Age"
Art by Andrew Brown

I love writing superheroes doing normal, everyday stuff, liking trying on an old suit while reminiscing. Maybe I'm too influenced by Astro City?
Dating me is like kryptonite. It looks like home, but it’s gonna drain the life out of you.
Dating me is like DC Comics. When it gets too difficult, we can just reboot.
The “Dating Me is Like…” prompt on Hinge perplexes me because I only know how to be a self-deprecating nerd.

“Dating me is like seeing the Millennium Falcon: I may not look like much, but I’ve got it where it counts.”
In 1997, my dad took me to see the Special Editions as they were released in theaters. It felt like a massive, monumental thing at the time. I was 9 years old, and it sparked a lifelong obsession. I was already into storytelling, but Star Wars made me want to study storytelling.
When did you first fall in love with Star Wars?

I’ll start. 1997 🙌
It’s baffling to me the number of grown people who believe in their hearts that writers of comics sometimes dislike a character so much that they attempt to deliberately harm the public’s perception of that character—instead of accepting that someone has an interpretation they just don’t like.
Catch me deadnaming the FUCK out of the Department of War.
Hey, friends (and non-friends, but preferably not enemies). What’s your favorite cryptid? Maybe this is for comics writing purposes.
Batman would have to be just one of many. Green Arrow, Blue Beetle, The Question (both of them), Roy, Mr. Terrific, Wildcat--they need people of various talents, intellect, socioeconomic status, race, sexuality, creed, etc. to ensure they have all of humanity's interests in mind.
My take on the "Why is Batman in the JLA??" question has always been: the JLA need people without powers to remind them what humanity is like. How can gods, aliens, time travelers, etc. make decisions for regular human mortals? They need human representation to keep them grounded.
Felt like "Batman has a plan" was created to counter "if the JLA is made up of the most powerful DC heroes, then what does Batman bring to the table?"
Hey thanks! That's all the artists on these poetry comics. They're doing magic.
Posted this late last night. A page from my comics & poetry collection that I'm really jazzed about. You might like it!
Piercings
Words by me
Pencils, inks, letters by Andrew Brown
Colors by Mariam Yasser
Piercings
Words by me
Pencils, inks, letters by Andrew Brown
Colors by Mariam Yasser
It legitimately reminds me of the kind of horror that you do. I think you and he operate within a similar space, and I think it's badass.
There's a universe in which Jack and Alan collaborated on something, and that universe doesn't have any of the problems that we currently face.
[August 3rd, 1985] Alan Moore received the Jack Kirby Award for Best Writer for his work on "Swamp Thing" from Jack Kirby himself at the San Diego Comic-Con, held at the San Diego Convention Center
One of my favorite bits of V For Vendetta that was left out of the film is the romantic love that Adam Susan (the fascist leader of the Norsefire Party) feels for Fate, the supercomputer that controls the media because it perfectly satirizes how fascists need the media to spread their agenda.
Big shoutout to everyone involved with making my first time at #SDCC so sick: @thekeegshow.bsky.social, Randy at DC Interactive, @jakebrianwilliams.bsky.social and Bobby Curnow at @idwpublishing.com, my pal Dave Baker, and so many more rad people. This was hands down the coolest con. Hell yeah.
"All the Way Teeth" is hands-down my favorite industrial album of the 90s.
Hell yeah, they're figuring out how we can regrow teeth. I wanna be all the way teeth.
It's true I made this account just to talk about my endeavors as a comic writer, but I really just need everyone to understand how badass of a song "Don't Fear The Reaper" is.

It's at least 9 on the badass scale.
Hey look! Now there’s a picture to tell you about it!