Interviews

Interviews

« Previous 1 … 24 25 26 27 28 … 65 Next »

Wicked and Divine #26 Featured

C2E2 2017: Kieron Gillen Talks Ambition, Fandom, Gods, and more

By Jaina Hill | May 9, 2017 | Interviews

We have been big fans of Kieron Gillen’s work for a long time, dating back to “Phonogram.” We always relish a chance to chat with him, as he is one of the most thoughtful and interesting creators in all of comics. I had the opportunity to spend about an hour with Kieron at C2E2 a […]

youngblood 1 2017 feature

Chad Bowers on Bringing “Youngblood” Into 2017

By Brian Salvatore | May 3, 2017 | Interviews

For comic readers of a certain age, the debut of Image Comics was a huge deal. “Youngblood,” the first ever Image book, represented the comics landscape of 1992 in a way that nothing else could even come close to touching. While the quality of the original run has been disputed – even by creator Rob […]

Paklis Cover #1

Dustin Weaver Talks “Paklis” (No, We Don’t Ask About “S.H.I.E.L.D”)

By Kyle Welch | May 2, 2017 | Interviews

Many people know Dustin Weaver as the artist on the acclaimed series “S.H.E.I.L.D” with writer Johnathan Hickman. Or maybe you know him as artist on “Secret Wars: The Infinity Gauntlet,” “Avengers,” or “Edge of Spiderverse #3.” Maybe you know him as one of the writers who brought Bebop and Rocksteady back into this version of […]

Gail Simone and Cat Staggs Talk “Crosswind”

By Matthew Garcia | May 1, 2017 | Interviews

Body-swapping situations have evolved from a trope of science fiction and fantasy to a full-on genre. Gail Simone is well aware of this and she is taking all these conventions and beats and turning them on their heads with , “Crosswind.” Illustrated with a set square jaw by Cat Staggs, this new series released by […]

Giant Days #26 Featured

InterviewsPreviews

John Allison Talks “Giant Days,” Shares an Exclusive Preview of #26

By Benjamin Birdie | Apr 27, 2017 | Interviews, Previews

“Giant Days” is a perennial favorite of the Multiversity staff. Seemingly every month, it makes our “Comics Should Be Cheap” column or is featured in “Saturday Morning Panels.” It also made our Best of 2016 list, locking in the #10 spot. It’s not hard to see why it is so popular: the book is a […]

Beast Wagon Finale Featured

Johnson And Pearson Blur The Line Between Animal And Human With “Beast Wagon”

By Leo Johnson | Apr 25, 2017 | Interviews

We’ve been big fans of Owen Michael Johnson and John Pearson’s “Beast Wagon” here in the past. On the surface, it’s just a comic about zoo animals and zoo attendees on a hot summer day, but when you dive in “Beast Wagon” is a comic that deals with interesting ideas in a way that can […]

Redneck 1 cover - cropped

Donny Cates Explores Bloody Family History With “Redneck”

By Leo Johnson | Apr 18, 2017 | Interviews

Donny Cates is making a big statement in the last few months. Following up on his recent successes like “Paybacks” and “Interceptor”, he debuted “God Country” with artist Geoff Shaw at Image earlier this year. The book sold well and was loved by critics. Now, he’s back at Image/Skybound with his first ongoing, “Redneck” with artist Lisandro […]

Blood Bowl #1 Cover Featured Image

It’s “Sharp Teeth, Bloody Knuckles, Can’t Lose” In Titan Comics’ “Blood Bowl”

By Alice W. Castle | Apr 17, 2017 | Interviews

Games Workshop’s Blood Bowl has been a cult favourite among board game players for decades and last year, we finally got an updated version of the brutal, fantastical take on the NFL. To celebrate that return, Titan Comics is translating the world of hurt that is Blood Bowl into comics! We got a chance to […]

Beautiful Canvas 1 Featured

InterviewsPreviews

Lindsay and Kivela Show and Tell Their “Beautiful Canvas”

By Kyle Welch | Apr 13, 2017 | Interviews, Previews

Creators Ryan K. Lindsay and Sami Kivela (“Chum,” “Deer Editor”) teamed up again for the upcoming Black Mask series “Beautiful Canvas.” The series follows a hit-woman, Lon Eisley, who is hired to kill a small child just a few days after discovering her own girlfriend is pregnant. She makes the choice to save the boy […]

The Lost Fleet Corsair 1 Featured

InterviewsPreviews

Jack Campbell Talks Coming to Comics with “The Lost Fleet: Corsair” at Titan

By Chris Thompson | Apr 13, 2017 | Interviews, Previews

In addition to being a Multiversity staffer and podcaster, Chris Thompson is the brand manager for Titan Comics, the publisher of “The Lost Fleet:Corsair.” This June sees the release of “The Lost Fleet: Corsair” #1 – a new comic series by Jack Campbell, based on his best-selling series of military science-fiction novels. We spoke with […]

x-men blue #1 featured

Cullen Bunn Brings Together A Classic Lineup In “X-Men: Blue” #1

By Jess Camacho | Apr 12, 2017 | Interviews

One of Marvel’s biggest initiatives this year has been the relaunching of the X-Men. Beginning with “X-Men Prime,” each corner of the X-Men universe will be covered by brand new series with new creative teams. Last week, we talked with Marc Guggenheim about “X-Men: Gold” and this week, we’re talking with writer Cullen Bunn about […]

x-men gold #1 featured

Marc Guggenheim Takes an Older & Wiser Group of Mutants Back To Basics With “X-Men Gold” #1

By Jess Camacho | Apr 5, 2017 | Interviews

This week, the X-Men universe begins a big relaunch in the wake of “Inhumans vs. X-Men.” A bunch of series will start from #1 again with brand new creative teams and new directions. Returning is the gold and blue designation from the 90’s and each of those books will feature very different teams. The first […]

Sarah Graley Puts A Twist On The Grim Reaper With “Kim Reaper”

By Jess Camacho | Apr 4, 2017 | Interviews

When you think of the Grim Reaper, what do you think of? Probably a long cloaked skeleton guy with a giant scythe, ready to take the souls of anyone and everyone in his path. Sarah Graley has a different vision of that. In “Kim Reaper,” being a reaper is just another gig that you do […]

Regression #1 Cover

Cullen Bunn Wants You to Focus On the Sound of His Voice [Interview]

By Kyle Welch | Apr 3, 2017 | Interviews

Cullen Bunn has published books at Oni Press, Boom! Studios, IDW, Dark Horse, Marvel, and DC, among many others. It is an impressive list for the now veteran comic writer who looks to add a new title and publisher to his resume with the release of “Regression” from Image Comics. No stranger to the horror genre […]

Brave Chef Brianna #1 Featured

Sam Sykes Talks Feeding Monsters With “Brave Chef Brianna”

By Leo Johnson | Mar 29, 2017 | Interviews

Moving to a new city is always a scary thing. You may not know anyone, you may not know the area, you’ve probably got a new job. Now imagine moving to a city full of monsters from various mythologies and cultures and you’re opening up a new restaurant to compete against your fourteen brothers for […]

Extremity 1 cover - cropped

Daniel Warren Johnson Puts His Own Spin On Revenge With “Extremity”

By Leo Johnson | Mar 28, 2017 | Interviews

Daniel Warren Johnson is one of my very favorite people in comics. He’s also an insanely talented artist, which I’ve written about a time or two here on the site. When I heard that he was going to have a book put out through Skybound, I knew that we were all in for a treat […]

Feature: B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: Cometh the Hour

Mignolaversity: Laurence Campbell on Ending “B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth”

By Mark Tweedale | Mar 27, 2017 | Interviews

“B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth” is over, and what a devastating ending it was. Later this week “Cometh the Hour” (the final trade collection) comes out, so I thought we’d chat to Laurence Campbell about drawing this momentous ten-issue finale. For our trade-waiting readers, the first section of this interview covers “End of Days,” but once […]

Polybus Dreams Featured

Ben Grisanti Talks Tips and Tricks for Beating the “Polybius Dreams” Kickstarter

By Kyle Welch | Mar 21, 2017 | Interviews

“The arcade was supposed to be safe.” Born out of a popular internet urban legend the new Kickstarter, “Polybius Dreams,” looks to re-imagine the story in a new “coming of age, psychological horror tragedy set in 1986.” This mysterious killer video game is just the back drop to a character driven story of exploration of adolescents, death, video […]

kaijumax season 2 5 cover - cropped

Zander Cannon Talks The Future of “Kaijumax”

By Leo Johnson | Mar 21, 2017 | Interviews

“Kaijumax” has been a Multiversity favorite ever since the first issue dropped. Zander Cannon’s insane mashup of kaiju and prison dramas has been a critical and commercial hit, getting an Eisner nomination and already producing two seasons of the comic. People really like giant bugs and lizards shanking each other and plotting jail breaks, it seems. […]

grass-kings-1-square

Kindt and Jenkins Explore The Dynamics Of “Grass Kings”

By Leo Johnson | Mar 13, 2017 | Interviews

Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins are both creators pretty well known for their various works. Whether it’s guiding parts of the Valiant Universe or reimagining Peter Pan against a WWII backdrop, these two have done a lot in comics. Their next book brings them together at BOOM! to tell the story of three brothers and […]

Feature: Harrow County #17

AnnotationsInterviews

The Harrow County Observer: “Abandoned”

By Mark Tweedale | Mar 7, 2017 | Annotations, Interviews

Welcome to The Harrow County Observer, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated “Harrow County” column. This installment Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook discuss the plot developments in the “Family Tree” and “Abandoned” story arcs. Meanwhile, T.T. Wosker looks at a fearsome creature lurking in the woods. The full report follows the interview segment. First up, I have to […]

« Previous 1 … 24 25 26 27 28 … 65 Next »