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NYCC Aftermath – Fred Van Lente (Interview)

By Walt Richardson | Nov 2, 2011 | Interviews

For the second year in a row, Mr. Fred Van Lente, one half of the team behind modern Marvel classics The Incredible Hercules and Alpha Flight, took time out right at the top of New York Comic-Con to chat with us about the importance of comics in history and education and reflect back on his […]

NYCC Aftermath – Matt Fraction (Interview)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Nov 2, 2011 | Interviews

At New York Comic-Con this year, we got the opportunity to famed Marvel Architect and all-around swell chap Matt Fraction about his various scope of work at Marvel Comics, including Fear Itself’s finale and its aftermath, Defenders and Invincible Iron Man, with time also given to chatting about Casanova, the return of Last of the […]

NYCC Aftermath – Jim Zub & Edwin Huang (Interview)

By Walt Richardson | Nov 1, 2011 | Interviews

Beating back against convention staff members attempting to close the show floor around them, Team Multversity joined forces with Team Skullkickers, Jim Zub and Edwin Huang, to discuss the wonders of comedy, Dungeons and Dragons, the place in time and space that the two meet and hidden darkness that lives inside Edwin’s soul.

NYCC Aftermath – Justin Jordan & Tradd Moore (Interview)

By Walt Richardson | Nov 1, 2011 | Interviews

The delightfully derranged duo behind’s Image Comics latest hit The Strange Talent of Luthor Strode, Justin Jordan & Tradd Moore, took some time out of their MTV filled afternoon at New York Comic to chat with the Multiversity crew about muscle building, the joys of deviant art and just what music their characters listen to […]

NYCC Aftermath – Cullen Bunn (Interview)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Oct 31, 2011 | Interviews

At New York Comic-Con this year, not only did we have the opportunity to chat with Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt about their wonderful book, the Sixth Gun, but we also had a chance to chat with Cullen about his various other work for Marvel, such as the Fearless! Take a listen below, and be […]

NYCC Aftermath – Brandon Seifert (Interview)

By Joshua Mocle | Oct 31, 2011 | Interviews

Week 2 of NYCC Aftermath brings us yet another promising young Image Comics writer in Brandon Seifert! Mr. Seifert took the time to chat with us about the trials and trepidations of a new creator, the kindness of Robert Kirkman and how sometimes making things up as you go along can work wonders. Tune in […]

NYCC Aftermath – Cullen Bunn & Brian Hurtt (Interview)

By Joshua Mocle | Oct 28, 2011 | Interviews

The duo behind beloved cult favorite The Sixth Gun, Cullen Bunn & Brian Hurtt, took the time to chat with the Multiversity staff at this year’s New York Comic-Con about the perils of television, designing monsters and why old tales are just as good as new ones (if not better). Stay tuned later today and […]

NYCC Aftermath – Kurtis Wiebe (Interview)

By Joshua Mocle | Oct 27, 2011 | Interviews

Intrepids and Green Wake creator and all around awesome guy Kurtis Wiebe entered the secret Image Comics White Room with the Multiversity staff at New York Comic-Con 2011 to discuss developing new properties, writing as a reflection of yourself and his upcoming projects Peter Panzerfaust and The Grim Leaper! And stay tuned later today as […]

NYCC Aftermath – Jon Price & Rebekah Isaacs (Interview)

By Joshua Mocle | Oct 26, 2011 | Interviews

For this edition of NYCC Aftermath, we’ve got Adorable Comic Creating Couple (or ACCC for short) Jon Price & Rebekah Isaacs taking the time to discuss their creator owned debut Magus with Team Multiversity at this year’s New York Comic-Con, including the origins of the book, what it is like to work on a comic […]

Multiversity Comics Presents: Return of the 1993 Marvel Annuals

By Patrick Tobin | Oct 25, 2011 | Interviews

Raptor! Tracer! Irish Wolfhound! Empyrean! Dreamkiller! Wildstreak! The Cadre! You could be forgiven for not knowing who any of these people are — but after the jump, we’ll look back at one of the oddest highlights of Marvel’s early-90’s output, and learn the terrifying (not really terrifying) secrets of the 1993 Marvel Annuals! 1993 had […]

NYCC Aftermath: Greg Pak (Interview)

By Walt Richardson | Oct 25, 2011 | Interviews

Part 1: Part 2: Day Two of NYCC aftermath brings our chat with none other than Greg Pak! This prolific comic master stepped aside following this year’s Aspen Panel at New York Comic Con to chat with us about his new series Dead Man’s Run, his legendary run on The Incredible Hulk and the importance […]

NYCC Aftermath: Jason Aaron (Interview)

By Joshua Mocle | Oct 24, 2011 | Interviews

Leading off our assault of post-NYCC interviews is the one and only Jason Aaron. This beard enthusiast and sometimes comic writer took the time to chat with the Multiversity crew at this year’s Con, covering everything from what defines Wolverine, The Incredible Hulk’s favorite music, the importance of the Punisher’s fingers and much more, including […]

Multiversity Comics Presents: Joe Casey

By Patrick Tobin | Oct 11, 2011 | Interviews

Joe Casey is a busy guy, if you look left of the dial. Sure, he’s putting in work for the big boys, doing Vengeance for Marvel with Nick Dragotta, and taking up the reins on Robert Kirkman and Todd McFarlane’s Haunt with Nathan Fox later this year. (Weird trivia: This would be the third time […]

Multiversity Comics Presents: Joshua Hale Fialkov

By David Harper | Sep 27, 2011 | Interviews

It’s incredible to think of a writer of Eisner and Harvey Award nominated works as someone who could be underrated, but if you could use that for anyone, I’d use it for Joshua Hale Fialkov. The guy has been putting out quality work for years, with his books “Tumor” and “Echoes” earning him a ton […]

Multiversity Comics Presents: Ben McCool and Nate Cosby

By Gilbert Short | Sep 22, 2011 | Interviews

Today as a part of Multiversity Comics Presents, we sit down and talk with Ben McCool and Nate Cosby the creators of the new Image book PIGS. They’re both mainstays in the business, with titles from companies like Marvel and DC, and now they’re releasing a book together from Image Comics. Check out the interview […]

Multiversity Comics Presents: Mark Sable

By David Harper | Sep 21, 2011 | Interviews

Today on Multiversity Comics Presents, we talk to “Graveyard of Empires” writer Mark Sable. Mark’s a busy guy, with “Graveyard” in full swing, his Image Comics book “Fearless” getting collected in November, and his Kickstart Comics OGN “Decoy” coming in November as well. Not only is he releasing a lot, but they’re all damn good, […]

Multiversity Presents: Scott Tuft

By Joshua Mocle | Sep 20, 2011 | Interviews

It’s been an exciting month for Scott Tuft. After a lengthy film career, Scott made his comics debut along with co-writer and close friend Scott Snyder last month with the debut of their new Image Comics horror story SEVERED. Scott was gracious enough to answer a few questions right before the release of Issue #2 […]

Multiversity Comics Presents: Rob Williams

By Matthew Meylikhov | Sep 19, 2011 | Interviews

When August ended and our monthly round-up article came about, Rob Williams netted best writer of the month, and it’s not hard to see why. Between picking up Daken and completely reinvigorating the title (described by staff writer Patrick as a “water to wine” move) as well as starting up a new Ghost Rider book, […]

Multiversity Comics Presents: Jim Valentino

By David Harper | Sep 14, 2011 | Interviews

Many of you know Jim Valentino as one of the founders of Image Comics and for his launch property Shadowhawk, but these days, he’s making his mark with on comics with his publishing house within the Image umbrella: Shadowline Comics. Shadowline is the house that puts out fan-favorites like Nick Spencer and Joe Eisma’s “Morning […]

Multiversity Comics Presents: Jay Faerber

By Matthew Meylikhov | Sep 13, 2011 | Interviews

In a month full of new #1s from DC, it’s important to remember that there are several other #1 issues hitting the stands this month from multiple publishers. Amongst those is the fantastic new crime-based ongoing story from Image, Near Death, focusing on a lapsed killer who gets a second shot at life, choosing to […]

Multiversity Comics Presents: Brian K. Vaughan

By David Harper | Sep 6, 2011 | Interviews

Once upon a time, I stopped reading comics for an extended period of time (for a few years at least). I thought about picking books up often, but nothing I looked at seemed to hook me in the way the last book I completed before I dropped comics altogether did (that book was Preacher). Then, […]

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