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Multiver-City One: Dan Abnett on “Grey Area” [Exclusive Interview]

By Greg Matiasevich | Mar 31, 2015 | Interviews

Getting tapped to interview Dan Abnett put me into a cold sweat. Not because Abnett is a tough interview; far from it. But to describe the man as a ‘prolific’ writer would be the understatement of the year. Trying to sift through the sheer volume of work coming from his word processor is a herculean […]

Kurtis Wiebe Explores Deep Space And Body Horror In “Pisces” [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Mar 30, 2015 | Interviews

While Kurtis Wiebe’s fantasy/comedy “Rat Queens” is all the rage right now (and rightly so) he first caught my attention with his ill-fated collaboration with Riley Rossmo, “Green Wake”. It was a horror book about a place between places that could be grim at times, but made me an instant fan of Wiebe and Rossmo. […]

Storage Wars and Area 51 Collide in “Unit 44” [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Mar 25, 2015 | Interviews

Comedy comics are starting to become a little better accepted than they were a few years ago, and that’s a great thing. For too long, too many comics lacked a sense of fun or anything that could pass for an actual joke. If there’s anything comics should be, above all, it’s fun, and that’s exactly what […]

Talking the Haunted Future of “Injection” with Declan Shalvey [Interview]

By David Harper | Mar 23, 2015 | Interviews

As you may have guessed, “Injection” is a comic we’re pretty hyped for. This title acts as a follow up to Declan Shalvey, Warren Ellis and Jordie Bellaire’s triumphant six issue run on Marvel’s “Moon Knight” and promises to take everything to the next level, thanks to complete creative freedom at Image and bringing on […]

Let The Gluttonalia Commence! Talking “Valhalla Mad” With Joe Casey & Paul Maybury [Interview]

By Greg Matiasevich | Mar 18, 2015 | Interviews

Three immortal warriors leave the fabled halls of Viken and travel to modern-day New York City for a grand adventure. Their names: The Glorious Knox! Greghorn the Battlebjörn! Jhago the Irritator! Their cause: laying siege to the very thought of sobriety and showing all the known universe and every single sentient in it EXACTLY how […]

Artist Alley: Going Back in Time with “Chrononauts” Artist Sean Gordon Murphy [Interview]

By David Harper | Mar 16, 2015 | Interviews

Everyone has their personal favorite artists, and for me, there are few names that consistently impress me more than Sean Gordon Murphy. Whether its a project that springs entirely from his mind like “Punk Rock Jesus” or a collaborative effort like “Joe the Barbarian” with Grant Morrison or “The Wake” with Scott Snyder, this is […]

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Prison Drama With Kaiju Movie Twists: Zander Cannon Talks “Kaijumax” [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Mar 16, 2015 | Interviews

Giant monsters have made a real comeback in recent years. Though Godzilla and his various enemies and allies have become a staple of pop culture, Pacific Rim really helped to reignite the kaiju-love. But what happens when all those monsters are defeated? What happens when they’re not stomping cities, but confined to a small island somewhere? Well, […]

The Mystery and Majesty of The Olympians with Cartoonist George O’Connor [Interview]

By David Harper | Mar 10, 2015 | Interviews

Growing up, I was a big fan of Greek myths. There was something about those stories that were endlessly fascinating, from major stories like “The Odyssey” to smaller tales involving Olympians like Zeus, Hera, Aphrodite and more. They felt like something magical that also translated to the real world well, and I couldn’t get enough. […]

Yeah, It’s Pretty Math: Danielle Corsetto and Bridget Underwood Chat About “Graybles Schmaybles” [Interview]

By Matthew Garcia | Mar 4, 2015 | Interviews

I honestly believe that there is no better TV show right now than Adventure Time. Funny, vibrant, energetic, and somehow able to balance high philosophical and psychological concepts with unadulterated slapstick,nfart jokes, gross-out humor that’s never alienating, it’s not difficult to get swept up in its spell. The comic series have also been strong as well […]

Examining “The Legacy Of Luther Strode” With Justin Jordan [Interview]

By Alice W. Castle | Mar 3, 2015 | Interviews

The final chapter in the life of Luther Strode, a boy turned into a superhuman killing machine in the hopes of becoming a superhero, is almost upon us. Following the events of “The Strange Talent of Luther Strode” and “Legend Of Luther Strode”, Justin Jordan, Tradd Moore and Felipe Sobreiro will be taking readers on […]

The Greatest ’80s Action Movie Never Made: Kyle Starks Talks “Sexcastle” [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Mar 3, 2015 | Interviews

It’s always exciting to see a publisher like Image take a chance on an essentially unknown creator with a book outside the realm of normal, but that’s exactly how we’re getting “Sexcastle”. From creator Kyle Starks, “Sexcastle” is the greatest 80s action movie never made, complete with nunchuks, eye-patches, blood, guts, swear words, and a […]

The Final Volume of “Doc Unknown” Heads To Kickstarter [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Mar 2, 2015 | Interviews

“Doc Unknown” is one of those gems of self-published comics. It’s consistently good, it’s professional quality, it does exactly what it wants to do, and, ultimately, it’s actually worth your money. Creators Fabian Rangel, Jr. and Ryan Cody have been making “Doc Unknown” since 2013, pitting the titular Doc Unknown against forces both supernatural and bit […]

“Criminal: Special Edition” Goes Back To The Big House: A Chat with Ed Brubaker [Interview]

By Greg Matiasevich | Feb 25, 2015 | Interviews

Like its namesake, “Criminal” has been lying low for the past few years. The most recent issue, “Criminal: The Last of the Innocent” #4, hit stands back in September 2011. But the book that made people finally take notice of just how good Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips are is now back on the streets […]

The Mind Of A Killer Comes To Print: Ryan K. Lindsay Talks “Headspace [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Feb 24, 2015 | Interviews

The mind of a killer is a dangerous thing. It’s even more dangerous when you find yourself trapped inside it. Such is the predicament of Shane, sheriff of Carpenter Cove and a prisoner within the mind of a killer named Max. It’s all part of a plan to mine information, but when Max goes against […]

Josh Tierney and Giannis Milonogiannis Take “HaloGen” To the Stars at Boom [Interview]

By David Harper | Feb 23, 2015 | Interviews

Boom! Studios has been quite hot these days, unleashing a bevy of touted creator-owned books and becoming one of Multiversity’s favorite publishers over the past few years. It’s easy to see why, with them taking chances on lesser known creators like Josh Tierney, Afu Chan and Giannis Milonogiannis like they did with “Spera”, a highly […]

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Exclusive: The Spirit of the 90s – Max Bemis Talks About His New Series “Oh, Killstrike” [Interview/Preview]

By Mike Romeo | Feb 16, 2015 | Interviews, Previews

This May, BOOM! Studios will be publishing a brand new series from writer and Say Anything frontman Max Bemis (“Polarity,” “Evil Empire”) and Logan Faerber (covers for “Adventure Time,” “Regular Show). As with his previous work, “Oh, Killstrike” will be a story that Bemis uses the lens of personal experience to tell. But this series will be […]

Nicieza and Moline on Traveling Back to the ’90s with “Convergence: Superboy” [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore and Alice W. Castle | Feb 10, 2015 | Interviews

Come April, all of us will have the powers once only granted to those like Booster Gold and Rip Hunter: we will all be time travelers. “Convergence,” DC’s two month event, features books set in various eras of the past, including Brian’s personal sweet spot, the “Zero Hour” era. Brian and Alice got to chat […]

Jillian and Mariko Tamaki Talk “This One Summer” and Its Notable Honors [Interview]

By David Harper | Feb 10, 2015 | Interviews

Last week, Jillian and Mariko Tamaki’s “This One Summer” earned a very rare honor. In fact, the honor they earned – the Caldecott, given to the most distinguished children’s picture books of the year – marked the first time a graphic novel ever earned the distinction. If that was it, that’d be a huge deal, […]

Going To Hell And Back With “Hellbreak” Writer Cullen Bunn [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Feb 9, 2015 | Interviews

Cullen Bunn has found great success lately both in creator-owned comic and in the realm of the Big 2. With “The Sixth Gun” wrapping up this year, many were likely afraid that there wouldn’t be a book to fill the void. Luckily, we’ll all have “Hellbreak” to look forward to. “Hellbreak” teams Bunn with artist […]

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Surviving A ‘Dead Hand’: Robert Venditti Talks “X-O Manowar” [Interview/Exclusive Preview]

By Greg Matiasevich | Feb 4, 2015 | Interviews, Previews

Back in the days of the Cold War, the phrase ‘Dead Hand’ was the name given to a Soviet nuclear defense system designed to launch a retaliatory missile strike against the United States in the event that all or a large portion of the Russian military high command was eliminated by a prior strike from […]

Quinton Miles Creates A “Template” For Comixology Submit Success [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Feb 4, 2015 | Interviews

Finding success in a comics market packed to the brim with new voices and talents can be tough. When the Comixology Submit program launched, many thought that could be their platform to reach the masses. As with anything, some rise above others. With the release of the “Submit Bestsellers List“, it was made known that […]

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