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Tim Daniel Looks Into The Abyss With “Fissure”

By Leo Johnson | Mar 2, 2017 | Interviews

With the current political climate of the United States, it’s hard not to politicize things. Emotions are running high as many people watch a president they disagree with spew rhetoric that targets vulnerable groups of people. Some of those emotions are bound to end up fueling the creation of comics. Such is the case with […]

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Chu Takes On A Very Different Mulder and Scully In “Deviations: The X-Files 2017”

By Jess Camacho | Mar 1, 2017 | Interviews

Last year, IDW put twists on their biggest licensed properties. Some of their biggest series including “Ghostbusters” and “Transformers” did “what if” style stories that changed one core thing to see what could have been. The most interesting twist of them all took place in “The X-Files” where instead of Samantha Mulder being abducted by […]

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Harding, Masson, Desilets and Morales Talk “Not Forgotten: A Public Domain Superhero Anthology” on Kickstarter

By Matt Lune | Mar 1, 2017 | Interviews

The final week of a Kickstarter project is always a tense time, and with just under $10,000 left to raise of a $25,000 total and only 7 days left, the end is in sight for Matt Harding and Einar Masson’s campaign “Not Forgotten: A Public Domain Superhero Anthology.” As described by contributor Casey Desilets, the […]

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Waltz and Curnow on “TMNT” 60+ Issues In

By Kyle Welch | Feb 27, 2017 | Interviews

“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” has been many things to many people but the first thing it ever was, was a comic. After the franchise was sold to Nickelodeon in 2009, the next time the Turtles would see a their own comic would be with the launch of the IDW published series in August of 2011. Written by Tom […]

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Jason Shiga Talks “Demon”

By Leo Johnson | Feb 21, 2017 | Interviews

Comics often seems a pretty straightforward medium. There’s pages full of various pictures and those pictures, together, tell a story of some sort. It’s when a creator does interesting, unexpected things with the medium that the versatility of comics is truly shown. One such creator is Jason Shiga. Shiga has, in the past, created “Meanwhile,” […]

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Culver and Medri Bring “Codename: Ursa Minor” to Stela

By Brian Salvatore | Feb 21, 2017 | Interviews

The Stela app has been host to a number of really interesting series since launching last year, but none of them have had a shrinking bear assassin. At least not until “Codename: Ursa Minor” showed up on the scene last week. Written by Dennis Culver (“Edison Rex,” “Robocop”) and illustrated by Denis Medri (“Andre the […]

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Visaggio and Donovan Dive Into Time Travel Mayhem In “Quantum Teens Are Go”

By Jess Camacho | Feb 20, 2017 | Interviews

Last year, “Kim & Kim” took comics by storm. Fans were talking about it on social media and media outlets of all kinds covered the series. Like “We Can Never Go Home,” it put a big spotlight to Black Mask and now it has been nominated for a GLAAD media award. A second volume of […]

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Karl Slominski Blends A Wild Imagination With Reality In “Teeter Topple”

By Jess Camacho | Feb 15, 2017 | Interviews

When someone experiences tragedy, a lot of different things can occur mentally. Some people need extra time to heal, others can bounce back like nothing happened but in some cases, like the protagonist of “Teeter Topple,” stranger things can happen. In “Teeter Topple,” Mark can see his imaginary friends and this leads to some interesting […]

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Ken Garing Returns to His Creator-Owned Sci-Fi World in “Planetoid: Praxis”

By Kyle Welch | Feb 14, 2017 | Interviews

It was October 2012 when Silas first crash landed on a mysterious alien planet. More than 3 years later, Ken Garing returns to the world of “Planetoid” and Image Comics. This month, the sequel to the first series, “Planetoid: Praxis” hit comic book shelves. Picking up after the first arc, the inhabitants of this planetoid are greeted by […]

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Who Watches the “Shitty Watchmen” – A Chat with Dave Baker

By Kyle Welch | Feb 13, 2017 | Interviews

For many Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ “Watchmen” is considered one of the most ground break works in the history of the comic medium. Then there is “Shitty Watchmen.” Published by creators Dave Baker (“Action Hospital,” “Fuck Off Squad”) and Nicole Goux (“Fuck Off Squad,” “This is Not a Girl Band”) with Protein Press, “Shitty Watchmen” […]

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Fialkov and Gabo Close The Door On “The Life After”

By Jess Camacho | Feb 13, 2017 | Interviews

When “The Life After” launched, I jumped into it not entirely sure what to expect. What I got was one of the funniest but most poignant visions of the afterlife I’d ever seen in comic books. Over two years, we watched the story of Jude unfold and go in directions you couldn’t predict. The final […]

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Tom Scioli Launches New Webcomic, “Princess”

By Brian Salvatore | Feb 7, 2017 | Interviews

There was a lot of talk about 2016 being garbage, and how 2017 was going to be better. Thirty eight days in, and that claim seems a remnant of a more innocent time. But, yesterday, a bright spot emerged from the darkness in the form of this tweet by Tom Scioli: Starting this Wednesday and […]

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Jeff Lemire Heads To “Royal City”

By Leo Johnson | Jan 31, 2017 | Interviews

We aren’t really sure how Jeff Lemire has time to sleep. As you’ll read shortly, he is currently writing four series, as well as writing/illustrating his new creator-owned book, “Royal City,” for Image. The series, which drops on March 1st, sees Lemire returning to the types of stories he told before bringing his talents to […]

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Barber and Ossio Assemble the “Revolutionaries”

By Kyle Welch | Jan 19, 2017 | Interviews

One of the most adventurous crossovers of recent memory was “Revolution” at IDW. Bringing together all the disparate Hasbro properties – G.I. Joe, Transformers, Rom, Micronauts, Action Man, and M.A.S.K. – John Barber, Cullen Bunn, and Fico Ossio took the task by the horns and made an expansive, exciting series. Well, Barber and Ossio are […]

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Mignolaversity: Ahead in 2017—“Hellboy: Into the Silent Sea”

By Mark Tweedale | Jan 6, 2017 | Interviews

It’s 2017, and though a lot of Mike Mignola’s books wrapped up in 2016, there’s still much more to come this year. This week Mignolaversity is talking to various creators about what’s ahead. Today we’re talking to writer and artist Gary Gianni about his upcoming original graphic novel “Hellboy: Into the Silent Sea” with Mike […]

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Jeremy Whitley Stops To Talk “The Unstoppable Wasp #1”

By Kyle Welch | Jan 6, 2017 | Interviews

While being introduced in last years “Free Comic Book Day Vol 2016 Avengers” and then brought in to “All New All Different Avengers,” this past week’s release of “The Unstoppable Wasp” finally gives readers their first in depth look at Nadia Pym, Marvel’s new Wasp. Taken from her father Hank before she was born, her mother […]

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Mignolaversity: Ahead in 2017—Chris Roberson’s Projects

By Mark Tweedale | Jan 5, 2017 | Interviews

It’s 2017, and though a lot of Mike Mignola’s books wrapped up in 2016, there’s still much more to come this year. This week Mignolaversity is talking to various creators about what’s ahead. Today we’re talking to writer Chris Roberson about his many projects set in the Hellboy Universe… and there’re a lot! Chris, 2016 […]

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Mignolaversity: Ahead in 2017—“Grim Death and Bill the Electrocuted Criminal”

By Mark Tweedale | Jan 4, 2017 | Interviews

It’s 2017, and though a lot of Mike Mignola’s books wrapped up in 2016, there’s still much more to come this year. This week Mignolaversity is talking to various creators about what’s ahead. Today we’re talking to Thomas Sniegoski, cowriter of “Grim Death and Bill the Electrocuted Criminal,” a new illustrated prose novel from St. […]

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Mignolaversity: Ahead in 2017—“Baltimore” and “Joe Golem”

By Mark Tweedale | Jan 3, 2017 | Interviews

It’s 2017, and though a lot of Mike Mignola’s books wrapped up in 2016, there’s still much more to come this year. This week Mignolaversity is talking to various creators about what’s ahead. Today we’re talking to writer Christopher Golden, “Baltimore” artist Peter Bergting, and “Joe Golem, Occult Detective” artist Patric Reynolds. Christopher, you’ve set […]

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Mignolaversity: Ahead in 2017—“Lobster Johnson”

By Mark Tweedale | Jan 3, 2017 | Interviews

It’s 2017, and though a lot of Mike Mignola’s books wrapped up in 2016, there’s still much more to come this year. This week Mignolaversity is talking to various creators about what’s ahead. Today we’re talking to writer John Arcudi, “Garden of Bones” artist Stephen Green, and the ongoing “Lobster Johnson” artist Tonci Zonjic. Even […]

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Mignolaversity: Ahead in 2017

By Mark Tweedale | Jan 2, 2017 | Interviews

It’s 2017, and though a lot of Mike Mignola’s books wrapped up in 2016, there’s still much more to come this year. This week Mignolaversity is talking to various creators about what’s ahead. Kicking things off we have Scott Allie, editor of Mike Mignola’s works from Dark Horse Comics. 2016 saw the end of “Hellboy […]

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