"The One Hand/The Six Fingers" Writers Ram V & Dan Watters On Unique Mysteries At the Heart of Their Latest Series

Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Contains spoilers for The One Hand #1 and The Six Fingers #1

SR: First off, thank you both for agreeing to chat with Screen Rant about “The One Hand” and “The Six Fingers”. Before we dive deep into the opening issues, let’s start by talking about the conception of the project. Dan W: Yeah, I mean having the ending was very good, especially with the nature, and the structure of the project. It gave us this sort of north star that we were both working towards -- which meant that we could let our stories evolve outwards in different ways, knowing that we'd still be taking it back to this same place. And that was a place that we could sort of sprinkle hints and ideas throughout the books that would take us there.

Ram V: Yeah, I would say I tend not to think of outlines as these kind of road maps. I think outlining in itself is an exercise that helps you think, that helps you find your way in the dark. Once your eyes have kind of gotten used to the dim lighting, then you're happy to feel around and find your way as you go, and the outlines the outline don't really matter at that point.

SR: Absolutely. That kind of storytelling form and process is evident immediately in the first two issues of “The One Hand” and “The Six Fingers,” and it is definitely part of the excitement of both books moving forward, finding out how those patterns continue to expand. And I suppose that's something for the readers to discover. I'm always amused when people make assumptions about these things. They might be right, or they might be wrong, but it's always amusing because it's kind of fascinating to see what a simple thing like a date will do to a reader's perception of what's happening in a book.

Ram V: We designed the city to feel familiar and nostalgic. I doubt there will be too many cities in 2873 that are still going to have the kind of dirty unkept streets Neo Novena has, with people still vacuuming trash off the streets – except the people vacuuming the trash on the streets are high tech robots, in our story.

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