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Brisson and Gorham Go Dark in “The Violent” [Interview]

By Kyle Welch | Dec 7, 2015 | Interviews

For some readers their first introductions to Ed Brisson might have been his crime series “Murder Book.” Ed Brisson now returns to the world of noir and crime with the team of Adam Gorham (“Dead Drop,” “Zero”), Michael Garland (“The Dying and the Dead,” “The Manhattan Projects”), and Tom Muller (“Zero,” “Drifter,” “Wolf,” every book […]

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Re-inking Black Women in Comics with Deborah E. Whaley [Interview]

By Paul Lai | Dec 4, 2015 | Interviews

Devotees who want to bulk up on their knowledge of comics and culture will want to pick up Dr. Deborah E. Whaley’s new book of research, Black Women in Sequence: Re-Inking Comics, Graphic Novels, and Anime (University of Washington Press). The book furnishes us with vital perspective on black women as creators, as characters, and […]

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Mirka Andolfo Talks Current “DC Comics Bombshells” Arc, and Shares Some Exclusive Art [Interview]

By Matthew Garcia | Dec 3, 2015 | Interviews

“DC Comics Bombshells” continues the publisher’s desire to use its digital platform to entice fans of characters, but not regular comic readers, to check out some sequential art. Bombshells started off as a line of statues, but is now 20 issues into a digital comics run. We had the chance to chat with Mirka Andolfo, […]

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Curt Pires Looks to “The Tomorrows” [Interview]

By Kyle Welch | Nov 25, 2015 | Interviews

If Curt Pires lived in his world of “The Tomorrows” he would be the world’s most wanted man. “The Tomorrows” paints a future where art is illegal and everything everyone ever posted online has been weaponized against them. “The Tomorrows” are the group that stands against the reign of the corporations to save the world […]

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With “Lucifer,” Black and Garbett Go to Hell and Back [Interview]

By Kyle Welch and Leo Johnson | Nov 24, 2015 | Interviews

As part of the continuing Vertigo re-invigoration, Holly Black and Lee Garbett have joined up to relaunch “Lucifer,” one of the more successful series that the publisher has ever put out. Conveniently, there will also be a television show – shockingly called Lucifer – debuting on Fox in January, which will seek to bring the […]

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Magic, Alternate History, and Inequality: Rich Douek Talks ‘Gutter Magic’ [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Nov 24, 2015 | Interviews

If steampunk is where technology never progresses beyond steam power, then it’s possible to classify “Gutter Magic” as “magepunk”, with magic replacing technology in a post-WWII world. These are the sort of stories I’m a sucker for, ones that take the familiar and twist it in unexpected ways. In a world where magic has replaced technology, […]

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Haunted Trails: A New Gunslinger’s in Town

By Mark Tweedale | Nov 4, 2015 | Interviews

Welcome back to Haunted Trails, Multiversity Comics’ column exploring the mythology of Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt’s The Sixth Gun. Today the third deluxe hardcover collection came out, so Cullen and I will be taking a look at that. (There’s some amazing special features in this one.) We’ll also be talking Boot Hill, the epic […]

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Explore The Weird West With “Black Jack Ketchum” [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Nov 3, 2015 | Interviews

I’m a sucker for comics that deal with historical figures, even if it’s only loosely as an inspiration. So when I found out that the recently announced “Black Jack Ketchum” from Image featured a real life Old West outlaw, I was definitely intrigued. When I read the first issue and saw how the creators played […]

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Mignolaversity: Ben Stenbeck discusses “Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.” and “Frankenstein Underground” [Interview]

By Mark Tweedale | Oct 29, 2015 | Interviews

Most of you probably know Ben Stenbeck’s work from Baltimore, a book he was working on from 2010 to 2014 (and still does covers for). This year, he returned to the Hellboy Universe in a big way. This year has been a big year for you. After being on Baltimore for five years, you departed […]

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Talking With Artist Nilah Magruder about “M.F.K.”, The McDuffie Award, and Making Her Voice Heard [Interview]

By Greg Matiasevich | Oct 21, 2015 | Interviews

Full disclosure: I am woefully ignorant of 99.99% of the current webcomics scene. That’s not by choice. I don’t actively block them or feel that webcomics are less deserving of inclusion into the medium as print comics. My comics routine simply doesn’t have seeking out or keep up with webcomics as ingrained in it as […]

Moreci and Burns Revive ‘ReincarNATE’ at Heavy Metal [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Oct 6, 2015 | Interviews

It’s a curious thing when a comic comes back to life after a long time on the shelf. After being completed and released upon the world, the comic sits finished until someone new takes a shine to it. Such is the case with Michael Moreci and Keith Burns’ “ReincarNATE”. Originally self-published in 2012, “ReincarNATE” sat […]

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Shaun Simon Shares the Secrets of “Art Ops” [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 1, 2015 | Interviews

One of the most anticipated of the new Vertigo titles is “Art Ops,” from writer Shaun Simon (“Neverboy,” “The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys”) and artist Mike Allred (“Madman,” “iZombie”). The story is one that is instantly memorable: people are stealing artwork, but not in the way that you think. Instead of taking a […]

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Mignolaversity: Alise Gluškova Discusses “Abe Sapien” #27 One-shot [Interview+Preview]

By Mark Tweedale | Sep 16, 2015 | Interviews, Previews

Next month a new Abe Sapien flashback one-shot will hit shelves. We’ve had a few of these already, but this one is rather unique for several reasons. Most notably, this flashback deals not with Abe Sapien, but of his previous life as the American scientist Langdon Everett Caul. To discuss this issue and show off […]

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Small Press Kickstarter Spotlight: The Warden Anthology

By Drew Bradley | Sep 14, 2015 | Interviews

Last Thursday, Steven Hudkins launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund “The Warden Anthology“. The 25 year old Indiana native recently moved to California with his wife for a new job installing sprinkler systems, but his real passion is in the supernatural adventure narrative he’s been distilling for the last three years. After lots of work […]

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Humphries and Patterson Explore the Horror of Politics in “Citizen Jack” [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Sep 11, 2015 | Interviews

Politics is a constant cycle. Those of us here in the United States are currently in the early stages of that cycle, with Donald Trump and his antics, Hillary Clinton and her emails, and Mike Huckabee and Kim Davis dominating the news cycles. It’s all pretty ridiculous. In a weird twist of fate, “Citizen Jack”, the […]

Robert Venditti Brings Down the “Wrath of the Eternal Warrior” [Interview]

By Ken Godberson III | Sep 10, 2015 | Interviews

Gilad Anni-Padda – the Eternal Warrior – has walked the Valiant Universe for over ten millennia. He has seen triumph, tragedy, humanity at its absolute best and at its most horrid. Now, with Valiant’s “Book of Death” event halfway to completion, we had a chat with writer Robert Venditti about the second half of the […]

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Scott Snyder and Jock Discuss Collaboration and “Batman” #44 [Interview]

By Mike Romeo | Sep 8, 2015 | Interviews

This week sees the release of “Batman” #44, an issue focusing on the beginnings of Mr. Bloom, a new villain who seems to be a real giver. To help tell this stand-alone story, series writer turned to long time collaborator Jock, as well as Brian Azzarello and Lee Loughridge. To celebrate such a star-studded creative […]

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A Comixology Submit Bestseller Returns With “Template: The Binary Code” [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Sep 2, 2015 | Interviews

Comixology Submit has been a tricky thing for a lot of creators. While it’s a chance to get your comic on the same platform as the biggest companies in comics, it’s also a strict set of guidelines and a sometimes dragged out approval process. Still, for those that get it figured out, it can be […]

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Tynion And Donovan Bring The End Of The World Again In ‘Cognetic’ [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Sep 1, 2015 | Interviews

The apocalypse is something that we’ve likely been telling stories about almost as long as we’ve been able to tell stories. There’s something about the end of the world, or at the very least humanity, that fascinates us to no end. Still, with all the apocalypses we’ve created, a lot of the usual tropes are just […]

Minding MIND MGMT: An Exit Interview with Matt Kindt

By Drew Bradley | Aug 25, 2015 | Interviews

“MIND MGMT” was a massive undertaking in new territory for its creator, Matt Kindt. With the series’ conclusion upon us, there was time for one final interview about the experience, the success, and the future. “MIND MGMT” was the first book you did monthly art chores on, and it’s the longest monthly book you’ve written. […]

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Ryan Browne Brings “Blast Furnace” Back to Kickstarter, Expanded and In Color [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore | Aug 24, 2015 | Interviews

Ryan Browne is one of our favorite creators in all of comics – his “God Hates Astronauts,” which just wrapped up a ten-issue run at Image, is the funniest comic of the 21st century thus far, and his “Manhattan Projects” issues were somehow even crazier than what Nick Pitarra draws month in and month out. […]

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