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(Hell yes Runaways shout-out! The first comic series I ever collected in issues and still so very dear to my heart.)
Another rad lecture! I especially liked the idea that a character should have 7-10 sources minimum and half of them from outside the genre.
I don't think I have any questions for now but I did want to link Austin Kleon's essay (the first point) on copying the good way, which I think connects really nicely with your topic in the lecture! (Relatedly, I 100% recommend his book Steal Like an Artist (non-affiliate Amazon link). It's short and full of really great, grounding advice for creatives, especially budding ones.)
Looking forward to seeing everyone's characters!