Thread:MysteryScooby/@comment-12959254-20141116214342/@comment-4651179-20141117024308

Before it almost shut down last year, some Marvel creators had an account in [spring.me Spring.me], Tom Brevoort, Jonathan Hickman and Dan Slott are three I remember.

Now, some of them like Brevoort or Stephen Wacker moved to Tumblr ([brevoortformspring.tumblr.com here]'s Tom's). Even though he no longer works in comics, you can ask Stephen Wacker stuff about Marvel Animation.

Other creators already had Tumblr blogs and use them to answer questions as well as to post their own personal or work-related content, like Joshua Fialkov, Ales Kot (sometimes NSFW), Al Elwing, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Brian Michael Bendis, Matt Fraction (who deactivated asks some months ago), Nathan Edmonson, Kieron Gillen, etc.

A lot of artist also have Tumblrs, like Lee Garbett, Jim Cheung, Jaime McKelvie, Sara Pichelli, Steve McNiven, Chris Samnee, etc.

Brevoort will answer almost every question you ask, as long as it's related to his area of work, and if you're lucky he doesn't just reply "wait and see" or something vague. The nicest of them all is Al Ewing, he will reply personally to you and won't be vague or anything, I once asked him about something and he just told me that by issue X the mystery was going to be revealed. Good luck trying to get your question noticed by Bendis, he has shown screecaps of his inbox, he gets too many messages.