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“The West Boca Walk Out:” Tana Ford on Creating Through Collective Grief

By Nicholas Palmieri | Jul 18, 2018 | Interviews

Back in February, days after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, students at nearby high school (and my alma mater) West Boca Raton Community High School held a silent protest in their school courtyard. This protest spontaneously turned into a walk out, where the students then walked ten miles to […]

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Adaptation, Subtlety, and Demons: a Chat with Outcast Executive Producer Chris Black

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 17, 2018 | Interviews

Later this week, the second season of Outcast debuts on Cinemax here in the United States, after airing last year in the United Kingdom. The show, based on the Image Comics series by Robert Kirkman and Paul Azaceta, will air its next ten episodes this summer, and is helmed by showrunner/executive producer Chris Black. Black […]

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Ayala and Sterle Put A New Twist On A Classic Myth With “Submerged”

By Leo Johnson | Jul 17, 2018 | Interviews

The myth of Orpheus and Eurydice is one of my very favorite Greek myths. A story of a love so strong that a man would literally journey beyond death itself to get back the one he loves. It’s a story that still captivates people even in our modern times. A new Vault book, “Submerged,” is […]

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Creating The Modern Hero With Joe Casey, Ian Macewan and “MCMLXXV”

By Kyle Welch | Jul 10, 2018 | Interviews

Before there were stories of superheroes people told stories of folk heroes. Before we worshiped a flying man in tights we were looked up to a steel driving man in overalls. While superheroes may be the modern day folk heroes the creative team of Joe Casey and Ian Macewan set out to create a modern mythology […]

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De Campi and Santos Bring “Bad Girls” to Gallery 13

By Kyle Welch | Jul 9, 2018 | Interviews

Bad girls, bad girls, what you gonna do, what you gonna do on New Year’s Eve 1958 in Cuba when you have twelve hours to escape Cuba with six million dollars? That’s the questions creators Alex de Campi and Victor Santos set out to answer more eloquently and stylistically in their new graphic novel, “Bad […]

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Mignolaversity: Golden and Bergting discuss “Joe Golem: Occult Detective—The Drowning City”

By Mark Tweedale | Jul 3, 2018 | Interviews

Last month Dark Horse Comics announced “Joe Golem: Occult Detective—The Drowning City,” a five-issue miniseries adapting the 2012 illustrated prose novel by Christopher Golden and Mike Mignola. Except that’s not entirely true. Golden has bigger plans for the novel adaptation… As well as that we have an exclusive first look at artist Peter Bergting’s interiors […]

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Haunted Trails: “Shadow Roads” #1

By Mark Tweedale | Jun 29, 2018 | Interviews

Welcome back to Haunted Trails, Multiversity Comics’ column exploring the world Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt’s “The Sixth Gun” and “Shadow Roads.” This time we’re talking to the creative team behind the newly released “Shadow Roads” #1: writers Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt, and artist A.C. Zamudio. On May 1, 2010 — Free Comic Book […]

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Rob Guillory Grows A New Story With “Farmhand”

By Leo Johnson | Jun 26, 2018 | Interviews

After years of working with John Layman on “Chew”, Rob Guillory is getting back to his roots and writing and drawing his own work again. With “Farmhand”, Guillory is telling the story of three generations of a Southern family, all framed within a story about a man who figured out how to grow organs on […]

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A Plague, A Comic And “A Story Of Satan” With Frank Tieri

By Kyle Welch | Jun 13, 2018 | Interviews

How do you follow up taking on a zombie outbreak during 14th Century? How about taking on the forces of Satan himself. Creators Frank Tieri, Oleg Okunev and Rob Schwager return to the next volume of their Aftershock Series, “Pestilence: A Story of Satan.” Roderick Helms and the Fiat Lux have “retreated to a life of hidden seclusion […]

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“Plastic Man” is a Long-Time Coming For Gail Simone

By Brian Salvatore | Jun 12, 2018 | Interviews

It is funny how some characters disappear for a long time, but then come back with a vengeance. Eel O’Brian hasn’t been in many DC comics since “Flashpoint,” and then in 2018, he’s in “Dark Nights: Metal,” “The Terrifics,” and now his own miniseries from Gail Simone and Adriana Melo, the first issue of which […]

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Robert Venditti on Why “Hawkman” is a Massive, But Exhilarating, Challenge

By Brian Salvatore | Jun 11, 2018 | Interviews

Hawkman is among the twenty or so DC characters that are both instantly recognizable and incredibly important to the 80 years of DC history. You would think that, given that pedigree and notoriety, that Hawkman would be featured as prominently as his fellow iconic creations in DC books. But that has never really happened, and […]

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Jacob Semahn talks “No. 1 with a Bullet”

By Paul Lai | Jun 4, 2018 | Interviews

Writer Jacob Semahn partners with artist Jorge Corona to create “No. 1 with a Bullet,” a thrilling Image series whose collection releases June 6, 2018. With colorist Jen Hickman and letterer Steve Wands, the team has created a visually captivating and thoroughly contemporary story. The “No. 1 with a Bullet” is about Nash Huang, an […]

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The Harrow County Observer: “Done Come Back” (Part III)

By Mark Tweedale | May 30, 2018 | Annotations, Interviews

Welcome to the Harrow County Observer, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated “Harrow County” column. Regular readers will know the latest arc, ‘Done Come Back,’ is also the final arc for the series, so we’re doing something a little different. Instead of talking about the arc after it’s finished, we’re discussing each issue as it comes out. This […]

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Ivan Reis and Joe Prado, Art Team Behind “The Man of Steel” #1, Talk About What Makes Superman Special

By Brian Salvatore | May 30, 2018 | Interviews

Today sees the release of “The Man of Steel” #1, the first full issue of Brian Michael Bendis’s run on Superman. For this issue, Bendis is joined by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado on art, the duo behind books like “Blackest Night,” “Aquaman,” and “Justice League.” We had a chance to sit down and chat […]

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Hope Larson on the ‘Feeling of Falling in Love With a Song’ and Her New Book, “All Summer Long”

By John Schaidler and Paul Lai | May 29, 2018 | Interviews

Hard to think of a better way to kick off summer reading than Hope Larson’s new graphic novel, “All Summer Long.” The cover design wonderfully sets us up for key pieces of this story: adolescence, guitar music, and the ennui and quiet change of teenage summers. That cover’s colors are part of its pitch-perfect appeal, […]

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Bowers & Sims on “Infinity Countdown: Darkhawk”

By Greg Matiasevich | May 23, 2018 | Interviews

With Marvel Legacy representing a ‘return to form’ for the publisher, every title chosen for the initiative could be said to represent part of the company’s history they were looking to reconnect with. For books like “Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu,” “Tales of Suspense,” “Power Pack,” “Dazzler,” I could see what Marvel was going for. […]

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Matt Kindt and David Rubín Jump Back Into The Ether With “Ether: The Copper Golems.”

By Kyle Welch | May 21, 2018 | Interviews

This past week creators Matt Kindt and David Rubín returned to the their creator owned series “Ether” with the next installment, “Ether: The Copper Golems.” In this new arc, “Portals between Earth and the Ether begin to crack open unleashing devastating magical fury on our planet and only adventurer Boone Dias can seal the breaches.” To […]

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Ed Piskor on “X-Men: Grand Design – Second Genesis,” Plus Exclusive Cover Reveal

By Greg Matiasevich | May 21, 2018 | Interviews

Ed Piskor took on quite the task when he began “X-Men: Grand Design.” To quote the solicitation for the first volume, ‘X-MEN: GRAND DESIGN stitches together the most important moments in mutant history, creating a comprehensive narrative celebrating the X-Men’s past, present, and future.’ If anyone is up for that task, it is Piskor, whose […]

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Scott Snyder and Aaron Gillespie on Bringing “New Challengers” to the New Age of Heroes

By Brian Salvatore | May 16, 2018 | Interviews

With the ‘New Age of Heroes,’ DC used “Dark Nights: Metal” to spin out a number of new series and characters into the DC Universe. So, it only makes sense that Scott Snyder, writer of “Metal,” would be behind one of the series. “New Challengers,” co-written with Aaron Gillespie (“Purgatori,” “Bionic Man,” recent DC Writers […]

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Mignolaversity: Rob Burman talks Hellboy: The Board Game

By Mark Tweedale | May 15, 2018 | Interviews

In case you didn’t know, late last month Matic Games launched a Kickstarter for Hellboy: The Board Game. It’s been doing really well, unlocked lots of stretch goals, and now there’s an optional add-on for backers that I know Mignolaversity readers are going to love: a “Hellboy in Mexico” expansion. This is an iconic era […]

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Exclusive: Scott Snyder Talks the Role of the Hall of Justice in “Justice League”

By Brian Salvatore | May 11, 2018 | Interviews

Back at WonderCon, Scott Snyder talked about how his “Justice League” book was going to bring a classic element of the team back for the first time in years: The Hall of Justice. For fans of a certain age (like me), the Hall of Justice was a key part of the Justice Leauge, whether through […]

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