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Mignolaversity in 2022: Discussing Mike Mignola’s Many Universes with Mike Mignola

By Mark Tweedale | Dec 16, 2022 | Interviews

Welcome to Mignolaversity, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated column for all things Mike Mignola. Since its December, we’re doing a series of retrospective interviews to say goodbye to 2022. In case you’ve missed any of the others, here they are: • Discussing the Outerverse with Christopher Golden and Bridgit Connell • Discussing “Our Encounters with Evil” with […]

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Mignolaversity in 2022: Discussing “Frankenstein: New World” with Christopher Golden and Thomas Sniegoski

By Mark Tweedale | Dec 15, 2022 | Interviews

Welcome to Mignolaversity, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated column for all things Mike Mignola. Since its December, we’re doing a series of retrospective interviews to say goodbye to 2022. In case you’ve missed any of the others, here they are: • Discussing the Outerverse with Christopher Golden and Bridgit Connell • Discussing “Our Encounters with Evil” with […]

Feature: Leonide the Vampyr: Miracle at the Crow's Head

Mignolaversity in 2022: Discussing “Leonide the Vampyr” with Rachele Aragno

By Mark Tweedale | Dec 14, 2022 | Interviews

Welcome to Mignolaversity, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated column for all things Mike Mignola. Since its December, we’re doing a series of retrospective interviews to say goodbye to 2022. In case you’ve missed any of the others, here they are: • Discussing the Outerverse with Christopher Golden and Bridgit Connell • Discussing “Our Encounters with Evil” with […]

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“Manor Black: Fire in the Blood” Postgame Discussion with Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook

By Mark Tweedale | Dec 13, 2022 | Interviews

One of my favorite comics this year was Cullen Bunn, Brian Hurtt, and Tyler Crook’s “Manor Black: Fire in the Blood.” I previously interviewed the creative team just prior to this arc beginning, but after the series was complete, I wanted to revisit it and dig into the details. This interview is intended for those […]

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Mignolaversity in 2022: Discussing “Our Encounters with Evil & Other Stories” with Warwick Johnson-Cadwell

By Mark Tweedale | Dec 13, 2022 | Interviews

Welcome to Mignolaversity, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated column for all things Mike Mignola. Since its December, we’re doing a series of retrospective interviews to say goodbye to 2022. If you missed yesterday’s, you can read it here. Today we’re cartoonist Warwick Johnson-Cadwell about “The Adventures of Professor J.T. Meinhardt and His Assistant Mr. Knox,” a series […]

Feature: Lady Baltimore: The Dream of Ikelos

Mignolaversity: Discussing the Outerverse with Christopher Golden and Bridgit Connell

By Mark Tweedale | Dec 12, 2022 | Interviews

Welcome to Mignolaversity, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated column for all things Mike Mignola. Since it’s December, we’re doing a series of retrospective interviews to say goodbye to 2022. And to kick it off, we’re looking back even further, to 2021. (What can I say? I was feeling extra nostalgic.) We’re discussing “Lady Baltimore: The Witch Queens” […]

Paul Cornell Debriefs Us On “The Completed Saucer Country”

By Kyle Welch | Nov 23, 2022 | Interviews

May of this year the United States Congress held its first hearing regarding UFOs in over half a century. This month Paul Cornell & Ryan Kelly launched a Zoop crowdfunding campaign for “The Completed Saucer Country.” Coincidence, the alignment of stars, or a government psyop? To find out the truth behind all this we spoke […]

Cullen Bunn and Sally Cantirino go “Door to Door, Night by Night” To Chat About Their New Series

By Kyle Welch | Nov 17, 2022 | Interviews

Very few things in the world are as scary as the world of sales. So a could a horror comic about a door to door sales team might be one of the scariest comics of all time? “Door to Door, Night by Night” a new series from Cullen Bunn and Sally Cantirino may just answer […]

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Marc Silvestri Discusses Gotham City, the Cowl, and the Juxtaposition of His Stars in “Batman and the Joker: Deadly Duo”

By Brian Salvatore | Nov 4, 2022 | Interviews

Marc Silvestri is one of the co-founders of Image Comics, a classic Wolverine/X-Men artist, the head honcho at Top Cow, and the creator of characters like Darkness and Cyblade. And, for the next few months, he is the writer/artist on “Batman and the Joker: Deadly Duo” for DC. Recruited by his old Image cohort Jim […]

Matt Lesniewski and “The Faceless and the Family”

By Kyle Welch | Nov 2, 2022 | Interviews

As we inch closer to the holiday season we are reminded how important family is. Whether they maybe be our immediate family or our found family made up of an assorted group of oddball outcasts we met across a sci-fi/ post apocalyptic wasteland. Eisner-nominated creator Matt Lesniewski new comic “Faceless and the Family” focuses on […]

Cecil Castellucci And The Duality Of “Shifting Earth”

By Kyle Welch | Oct 20, 2022 | Interviews

One thing a great book can do is inspire the reader with hope. With the ever growing threats our world faces it can be tough to a positive outlook on the situation. It is at that point turning to a story that reflects the direness of situation but forges through with the message of hope […]

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NYCC ’22: Weaving a Spell Through the Wires of “Hexware” with Tim Seeley

By Gregory Ellner | Oct 19, 2022 | Interviews

Cyberpunk narratives have been on the rise, among them the Netflix anime Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. Coincidentally, Image Comics announced a new series involving supernatural elements that are directly compared to the video game series Devil May Cry crossed with a narrative akin to a different cyberpunk video game, Cyberpunk 2077. With the series set to come […]

Montague’s Musings on Memoirs: Liz Montague’s Journey to “Maybe, An Artist”

By Kate Kosturski | Oct 18, 2022 | Interviews

What is the ideal time to write your memoir? Logically speaking, a memoir comes after years, or perhaps decades, of shared experience. But a memoir can also come earlier in one’s life, allowing the author to look back on childhood and formative years to understand more about the adult they are becoming today. This latter […]

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Interview with a Webcomic: Ben Fleuter on “The Beekeeper’s Tale,” Shorter Stories, and Fantasy

By James Dowling | Oct 4, 2022 | Interviews

Ben Fleuter is one of the recognizable mainstays in webcomics, with a bibliography spanning the many platforms and eras of modern webcomics. Arguably his most iconic work, the WEBTOON series “Sword Interval, concluded in 2018. Four years later, he’s starting his new project, the high fantasy series “The Beekeeper’s Tale.”

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The Harrow County Observer: Harrow County: The Game of Gothic Conflict

By Mark Tweedale | Oct 4, 2022 | Interviews

Welcome to the Harrow County Observer, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated “Harrow County” column. In the latest installment we’re looking at the “Harrow County” board game from Off the page Games. In case you didn’t know, the Kickstarter launched today and we couldn’t resist to the opportunity to talk to the game’s creators, Jay Cormier and Shad […]

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Jeremy Holt on Bringing “Gatsby” Into the 21st Century, Old Sport

By Chris Cole | Oct 3, 2022 | Interviews

Note: following the publication of this interview, AWA decided to release the series as a single, original graphic novel in Spring 2023. The original article is as follows: 1925, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby hit shelves, quickly cementing itself as the definitive work of the jazz age. Its themes of greed and betrayal would […]

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Moreci and Sherman Waste No Space In The New Wasted Space Omnibus Kickstarter

By Kyle Welch | Sep 29, 2022 | Interviews

A comic can be critically acclaimed, sell well, beloved by readers, have a long run, be optioned but can it truly be considered successful until it has an omnibus release. Those wonderful oversized hardcover tomes are the true measure of who has made it in the comic medium (This is obviously just my opinion but […]

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The Harrow County Observer: “Tales from Harrow County: Lost Ones”

By Mark Tweedale | Sep 26, 2022 | Interviews

Welcome to the Harrow County Observer, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated “Harrow County” column. In the latest installment we’ll be chatting about ‘Lost Ones,’ the third arc of “Tales from Harrow County,” with writer and co-creator Cullen Bunn, artist Emily Schnall, and co-creator and letterer Tyler Crook. “Tales from Harrow County: Lost Ones” is a “Harrow County” […]

Melanie Gillman’s “Other Ever Afters” Part 2: On Craft & Building New, Queer Fairy Tales

By Elias Rosner | Sep 20, 2022 | Interviews

Or; A Small and Tiny and Quiet Revelation.

Irma Kniivila and Tri Vuong launch “Everyday Hero Machine Boy”

By Paul Lai | Sep 19, 2022 | Interviews

Toronto-based studio mates Irma Kniivila and Tri Vuong have collaboratively created “Everyday Hero Machine Boy,” an effervescent and quirky new graphic novel published by Image and Skybound. Powerful robot “Machine Boy” crash lands onto a future-ish Earth, but it’s not until a karate move from a lovable grandpa thrusts Machine Boy’s heart to life that […]

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Mignolaversity: Rachele Aragno Discusses “Leonide the Vampyr”

By Mark Tweedale | Sep 14, 2022 | Interviews

Next month, Dark Horse Comics will debut a brand new series from Mike Mignola, “Leonide the Vampyr.” This series, co-created by artist Rachele Aragno, exists outside of the Hellboy Universe, or the Outerverse, or any of Mignola’s other existing universes. “Leonide the Vampyr” was inspired by Aragno’s artwork and is beholden to nothing else. As […]

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