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NYCC ’19: Jorge Corona Talks “Middlewest,” Fathers and Sons, and Americana

By Elias Rosner and Jaina Hill | Oct 29, 2019 | Interviews

New York City Comic Con may have happened close to a month ago but Multiversity Comics’s coverage of the East Coast’s largest comics and pop culture event is just getting going. Multiversity sent 14 of our staff to the event this year for interviews, panel reports, and more so expect lots more to come over […]

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Mignolaversity: Matt Smith on “Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Long Night at Goloski Station”

By Mark Tweedale | Oct 29, 2019 | Interviews, Previews

With Halloween fast creeping up, you’d do well to stock up on some spooky stories, and thankfully Dark Horse has you covered. Written by Hellboy creator Mike Mignola and illustrated by Matt Smith in his Hellboy Universe debut, “Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Long Night at Goloski Station” is just what you need to get you […]

NYCC ’19: Michael Walsh on Bridging the Worlds of “Black Hammer” and “Justice League”

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 28, 2019 | Interviews

On November 13, the final issue of “Black Hammer/Justice League” drops. The series, which bridges Jeff Lemire/Dark Horse’s “Black Hammer” and DC’s “Justice League,” is a really interesting metatextual book, dealing with both DC’s original characters and Lemire’s takes on those characters. Series artist Michael Walsh (“Secret Avengers,” “Star Wars: The Last Jedi”) has done […]

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Ezra Claytan Daniels Meshes Media with “Upgrade Soul”

By Paul Lai | Oct 25, 2019 | Interviews

Ezra Claytan Daniels has racked up many deserved accolades this past year for “Upgrade Soul” (Lion Forge) his scifi/horror graphic novel about an old couple looking to extend their lives into new bodies, with results that seem terribly awry and yet provoke deep questions about human limitations, connectedness, identities, and transcendence. Besides being compulsively readable, […]

Curt Pires Shows You A Hero, But Will He Write You A Tragedy

By Kyle Welch | Oct 21, 2019 | Interviews

For many children when growing up their earliest heroes are often their parents or their favorite comic book/cartoon characters. As we mature our heroes may stay the same but the reasons why we look to them as heroes may change and may even find the real and fictional people we’ve look up to share many […]

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NYCC ’19: Kieron Gillen on the Arthurian Myth and “Once and Future”

By Gregory Ellner | Oct 18, 2019 | Interviews

Kieron Gillen is no stranger to the darker sides of fiction, particularly, but not exclusively, in the realm of fantasy. From the recently concluded “The Wicked + The Divine” to “DIE,” his creator-owned works have been utterly fascinating while dipping into dark places from which many would shy away, albeit with humor peppered throughout some […]

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We Have A Bone To Pick With Jeff Lemire and Tonic Zonjic On “Skulldigger and Skeleton Boy”

By Kyle Welch | Oct 15, 2019 | Interviews

When you read from Jeff Lemire and Dean Ormston’s Black Hammer universe your first thought is often this is so great. Who came up with it? Oh right Jeff Lemire and Dean Ormston, I said that before. Your next though is probably how can I get more of this world now, forever and always. Luckily […]

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David Heatley Talks 12-Steps, Family, Music, and “Qualification”

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 8, 2019 | Interviews

David Heatley is a Queens-based cartoonist and musician whose new book, “Qualification,” dropped last week. “Qualification” is the latest in Heatley’s intensely personal memoirs. The book starts with Heatley as a young child, being introduced to 12-step programs from his parents, and how he eventually, as a young adult, started attending meetings himself. Until, one […]

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Night Hunters: An Interview With Dave Baker

By Jaina Hill | Sep 30, 2019 | Interviews

Dave Baker is a comic book artist, writer, lover, and critic. We’ve talked with him in the past about his hilarious but inarguably compelling project “Shitty Watchmen.” Later, he gave us his thoughts on the state of the comics industry and told us about the work that went into “Action Hospital.” Now he’s back with […]

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Rad Talkin With Buster Moody and Caleb Goellner On The “Task Force Rad Squad” Kickstarter

By Kyle Welch | Sep 30, 2019 | Interviews

Have you ever wondered what sort of comic could handle the sensitive nature of topics like “tokusatsu, sentai, kaiju, cats, sleeping, yelling, push-ups, talking birthday cakes, and space potion?” It would most certainly need to be some sort of a force tasked with being a squad of rad type individuals, a “Task Force Rad Squad” […]

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Buffyversity: Interview With “Angel” Writer Bryan Edward Hill

By Jaina Hill | Sep 23, 2019 | Interviews

Angel can be a tough character to get right. Of the wider Buffy ensemble, he’s not necessarily the one who makes most sense as the star of a solo series. That’s what makes the new “Angel” comic from Bryan Edward Hill and BOOM! Studios so impressive. With a confident voice, a masterful command of tone, […]

Christopher Cantwell And Patric Reynolds Stump Speech On “The Mask: I Pledge Allegiance To The Mask”

By Kyle Welch | Sep 23, 2019 | Interviews

Some people believe that as humans we participate in masking behavior which is when we adopt a “mask” or appearance to hide our true personality to conform to social pressures. In other cases we may wear a magical jade mask that grants its us superpowers at the cost of our own sanity and giving us […]

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John Allison Heads to Cornwall to Battle Satan’s Minions in “Steeple”

By Mark Tweedale | Sep 23, 2019 | Interviews

Last week, John Allison (“Bad Machinery,” “Giant Days,” “By Night”) kicked off his new series, “Steeple,” from Dark Horse Comics. We couldn’t resist the chance to sit down and chat with him about it; “Steeple” sees Allison both writing and drawing, after all. This one is something special. If you haven’t picked up the issue […]

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One Last Job: Jonathan Lang on the Aged Mobster, Yiddishkeit and Generational Clashes in “Meyer”

By Elias Rosner | Sep 19, 2019 | Interviews

Who was Meyer Lansky? What was his impact on the underworld and beyond? That is not the question at the heart of “Meyer,” the newest graphic novel from Humanoids’ H1 imprint. Instead, we are treated to an examination of the growing old in a field that does not lend itself to longevity and the fictional […]

Yo, Joe! Paul Allor On His New Era of the Real American Heroes

By Kate Kosturski | Sep 18, 2019 | Interviews

2019 marks 55 years of G.I. Joe toys, and between IDW’s continuation of Marvel’s “G.I. Joe” series from the 1980s and a Snake Eyes film in development, the Real American Heroes still have plenty of fans. Paul Allor and Chris Evenhuis’s new “G.I. Joe” series, debuting today, puts a decidedly 21st century twist on the […]

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Alex Segura and Monica Gallagher Remix Noir and Superheroics in “Black Ghost”

By Paul Lai | Sep 17, 2019 | Interviews

In the right hands, fresh takes on noir comics can captivate anew. Alex Segura and Monica Gallagher are just the right creators for that task. “Black Ghost” is an exciting new ComiXology Originals vigilante noir series written by Alex Segura and Monica Gallagher, with art by George Kambadais (“Grave Lilies,” “Short Order Crooks,” and “Double […]

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Ben Jelter talks Kickstarters, Biopunk and the Importance of Dirt in Sci-fi in “Heliosphere”

By Elias Rosner | Sep 16, 2019 | Interviews

Sci-fi is an genre with endless boundaries, taking the technology and scientific understanding of today and expanding it out into the near, or far-flung, future, producing worlds of wonder and of despair. It's a genre with a million different facets and Ben Jelter is no stranger to exploring many of them in his work "Heliosphere."

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“Death Trap” Kickstarter Interview: Dad’s Basically a Car

By Kyle Welch | Sep 11, 2019 | Interviews

What happens when your dad is murdered by rival circus crime family and ends up haunting his old Mercury Cougar muscle car? If your Ollie you team up with your ghost dad for some revenge. If your the team of creators behind this new series, “Death Trap,” you launch a Kickstarter to fund the release […]

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Steve Orlando and Amancay Nahuelpan Embrace the Weirder Side of Gotham in “Gotham City Monsters”

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 11, 2019 | Interviews

Today, finer comic shops everywhere will be selling “Gotham City Monsters” #1, the start of a new six-issue miniseries from DC Comics. Written by Steve Orlando (“Justice League of America,” “Martian Manhunter”) and illustrated by Amancay Nahuelpan (“High Level,” “Calexit”), the series focuses on a really interesting gang of DC characters – Frankenstein, Andrew Bennett […]

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A Back to School Reading List by “Field Tripping” Writer James Asmus

By Multiversity Staff | Sep 10, 2019 | Interviews

Tomorrow sees the release of a new ‘comiXology Originals’ comic, “Field Tripping.” Written by James Asmus (“Quantum and Woody,” “Evolution”) and Jim Festante (“The End Times of Bram and Ben,” “Rick and Morty Present Mr. Meeseeks”) and illustrated by Jose Garcia (“Yumiko: Curse of the Merch Girl,” “Heavy Metal”), the series focuses on a school […]

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Exclusive: The Harrow County Observer: “Tales from Harrow County”

By Mark Tweedale | Sep 10, 2019 | Interviews

Welcome to the Harrow County Observer, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated “Harrow County” column. That’s right, we’re back! “But,” I hear you say, “didn’t “Harrow County” end in 2018?” Yes, it did, however there are still more stories to tell in this world, so in this latest installment we’ll be talking about something new coming in December […]

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