There is a video of them brainstorming one of the comics on the site. It is pretty entertaining in itself. I would say the artist guides the kid but doesn't really push the ideas around. He mostly asks questions then puts it into a coherent order.It's funny, but I do wonder how much of this is actually written by a 5-year old.
I've got a six year old, and puts long stories together like this all the time. In fact he's always making books out of paper with exactly this kind of stuff in it.It's funny, but I do wonder how much of this is actually written by a 5-year old.
I wrote a short story (my first short story) when I was 6. It was about a totalitarian queen and a team of heroes who try to rescue all her prisoners (held captive in concentration camps). They were all letters of the alphabet. (The main characters A E I O U, and heroes like I Jones, Bat M and S Man)I had my mom write down a story I told once when I was around that age.
I found it once.
Sounded about the same storytelling-wise, but god was it awful. I repeated myself like 30 times trying to get the point across.
I've got a six year old, and puts long stories together like this all the time. In fact he's always making books out of paper with exactly this kind of stuff in it.[/QUOTE]It's funny, but I do wonder how much of this is actually written by a 5-year old.
I've got a six year old, and puts long stories together like this all the time. In fact he's always making books out of paper with exactly this kind of stuff in it.[/QUOTE]It's funny, but I do wonder how much of this is actually written by a 5-year old.
I've got a six year old, and puts long stories together like this all the time. In fact he's always making books out of paper with exactly this kind of stuff in it.[/QUOTE]It's funny, but I do wonder how much of this is actually written by a 5-year old.