These are scripts for NQT, including any drafts I could find for them. Keep in mind a lot of work goes in behind the scenes, which explains for a lot of plot deviations not accounted for in the scripts.

Issue #1: This script is almost identical to the actual comic, with the exception of minor changes here and there. This was my final draft.

Issue #2, Draft 1: This draft wasn't used because it was (a) dated (there's a Titanic spoof in it) and (b) Sierra and Matt were still in high school in it. I decided when I was done with this script that it would be best for Sierra and Matt to already be gratuates so that I wouldn't have to worry about what happens to Sierra after her dad dies. Also, Matt is around for the fight with S-409 and helps beat her. I changed this because I felt it limited how much we got to see Sierra's powers in use. I know for a fact that there were uncompleted drafts of this issue (like in one I had Sierra and Matt lose their viriginity to eachother), but I can't find them anywhere.

Issue #2, Final Draft: Basically this is the same thing as the comic.

Issue #3: I'm missing drafts for this issue too, cause I know I had in one draft Sierra and Matt make-out using her telekinesis powers (something I may reincorporate later if I can find a better use for it). But this is the final draft.

Issue #4: Final and only draft. I wrote this in about a day and gave in to everyone the next morning.

Issue #5: Final and only draft. Like issue #4, I wrote this in about a day. When you're in the groove during the summer, you can do anything.

These are the scripts for NQT: Draft One. God, I hate these. I wrote them when I was 12, so the characters are overly dramatic, the plot has no structure, and... Sierra's a superhero, something I don't believe in creating. As Tracie puts it, "It was intended to be an online comic full of hopes and dreams, but sometimes stuff just doesn't work out." However, I do suggest you check these out. They'll, at the very least, show you how much I've evolved in writing quality.

Issue #1: God, this issue sucks. But, minus the superhero stuff, it's basically the same as the final draft for issue #1 in the regular series.

Issue #2: This too has a lot in common with the actual issue #2, though once again, ignore the superhero stuff.

Issue #3: And this is where we come to a completely different direction. This issue marks the begining of my realization that writing superheroes sucks.

Issue #4: You'll notice in this issue, although the characters talk about "Alien-Girl", you don't see Sierra in this issue as her. About a month after this issue Tracie and I decided to start from scratch and go for a more X-Files than Buffy approach.