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The Harrow County Observer: “Countless Haints” [Interview/Exclusive]

By Mark Tweedale and Mike Romeo | Aug 12, 2015 | Annotations, Interviews

Welcome to the first installment of “The Harrow County Observer,” Multiversity Comics’ dedicated Harrow County column. We plan to run this column at the end of each arc, exploring Harrow County through interviews, art pieces, and a few other things. Each installment will also feature “The Countless Haints of Harrow County” by T. T. Wosker, […]

Joshua Dysart on the Supervillain Humanitarians That Make Up “Imperium” [Interview]

By Ken Godberson III | Aug 5, 2015 | Interviews

“Imperium” has been one of the more unconventionally thrilling series of 2015 – it is a book about a team of supervillains who want nothing more than to help mankind. Think of Lex Luthor, but without the hatred of Superman. We wanted to get some inside dirt on the series, so we tracked down writer […]

“Bowery Boys” Writer Cory Levine Makes The Jump From Webcomics To Print [Interview]

By Jess Camacho | Aug 5, 2015 | Interviews

This week sees the release of “Bowery Boys”, the print collection of the webcomic by Cory Levine, Ian Bertram and Brent McKee. Webcomics over the last couple of years have been making very successful jumps to print with “Nimona” and “Sunstone” being a couple of the most notable titles. Webcomics exist all over the internet […]

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With “The Omega Men,” Tom King is Crafting Unique and Thrilling Sci-Fi [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore and Zach Wilkerson | Aug 4, 2015 | Interviews

Tom King has burst onto the comics scene over the last year or so, first on “Grayson,” and then on “The Omega Men,” and the results have been nothing short of extraordinarily. We’ve gushed about “Grayson” in the past, but tomorrow sees the release of “The Omega Men” #3, and we wanted to take an […]

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No Sleep Til? Justin Jordan on “John Flood” [Interview/Preview]

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 31, 2015 | Interviews, Previews

Next Wednesday, “John Flood” #1, from Justin Jordan, Jorge Coelho, and BOOM! Studios, hits comic shops. The book is focused on a scientifically engineered man – shockingly – named John Flood, and the world that he inhabits. It is funny, unusual, gripping, and unlike anything else on shelves right now. We had the chance to […]

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The Dude Speaks! Steve Rude on Kickstarting Nexus and The Moth’s New Adventures [Interview]

By Greg Matiasevich | Jul 27, 2015 | Interviews

This month, Steve Rude is running a Kickstarter campaign to bring his two best-known creations, Nexus and The Moth, back to readers in a way they’ve never seen before: as newspaper adventure strips! Comic strips, you think. Are we talking three-panel comics like “Garfield” or “Boondocks”? Nope! Before what’s left of the newspaper comics section […]

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Chris Sheridan Transitions From Digital To Print With ‘Motorcycle Samurai’ [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Jul 22, 2015 | Interviews

Digital comics are an ever-changing medium and probably the most exciting part of comics to me. There are creators constantly pushing just what a comic can be with digital comics. Announced 2 years ago at San Diego Comic Con 2013, “Motorcycle Samurai” by Chris Sheridan and published by Top Shelf was a digital comic that […]

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Necromancy, Superheroes, and Humor: Ben Kahn Talks ‘Shaman’ [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Jul 21, 2015 | Interviews

Superheroes and villains are constantly dying and coming back to life a few months later. We all just accept that as a fact of comics, but what if there was a real reason they came back in the story? What if there was a person doing the actual resurrection, but only doing it because he had […]

David F. Walker on Building a Perfect “Cyborg” [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 20, 2015 | Interviews

One of the books that industry prognosticators have been expecting since the launch of the New 52 is a solo book focusing on Vic Stone, Cyborg. Re-cast as a founding member of the Justice League, the character has, arguably, never been more high profile than he is right now – especially since he will be […]

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Capullo & Snyder on Bat-Thoughts, Bat-Drinks, and “Batman #42” [Interview]

By Greg Matiasevich | Jul 9, 2015 | Interviews

Fifteen minutes. That’s how big of a window I was working with in my phone interview with Greg Capullo and Scott Snyder about their latest issue of “Batman”. Fifteen minutes may sound like a lot, and in sports it can be an eternity of eternities, but I’ve found that you rarely ever feel like you […]

Curt Pires Talks Dystopias, Life and Art with “The Tomorrows” [Interview]

By Alice W. Castle | Jul 7, 2015 | Interviews

There comes the time where, as a contributor for Multiversity, some times my fan side comes out. I try to be objective most of the time and cover everything fairly, but as our motto states we’re fans of the medium first and foremost. As such, I want to preface this interview by saying that I […]

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The MC2 Presents: Riding into “1872” with Gerry Duggan [Interview]

By James Johnston, Jess Camacho and Alice W. Castle | Jul 6, 2015 | Interviews

As you’ve probably by now noticed, we here at Multiversity Comics are pretty deep into “Secret Wars”. The tie ins have been overall, pretty enjoyable and this far into the event, we’ve still got some new series to look forward to. One of these new series is “1872” by Gerry Duggan and Nik Virella. Taking […]

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Exclusive: Chynna Clugston Flores on Bringing “Blue Monday” and “Scooter Girl” to Image [Interview]

By Matthew Garcia | Jul 2, 2015 | Interviews

In the year 2000, Chynna Clugston Flores published the first issue of “Blue Monday,” and helped usher in an era of comics that balanced elements of manga, rock ‘n’ roll, and youth culture, all presented with vibrant energy and sidesplitting humor. Books like “Hopeless Savages” by Jen Van Meter (which is also coming back from Image […]

Mike Johnson Embraces the Spectrum Throughout the Final Frontier in “Star Trek/Green Lantern” [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore | Jun 22, 2015 | Interviews

The Green Lantern Corps exists to protect and defend all the various sectors of space. The Starship Enterprise is on a mission to discover new worlds and civilizations. It only makes sense that these two intergalactic entities would meet at some point, right? That’s the hook behind ‘The Spectrum War,’ a new crossover happening in […]

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Haunted Trails: “Dust to Dust,” “Valley of Death,” and the RPG Kickstarter [Interview]

By Mark Tweedale | Jun 17, 2015 | Annotations, Interviews

Welcome back to Haunted Trails, Multiversity Comic’s column for talking about Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt’s The Sixth Gun. While there haven’t been any issues of The Sixth Gun lately, there have been plenty of miniseries. Last month Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook’s Dust to Dust concluded, and this month Brian Hurtt and A.C. Zamudio’s […]

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Allor And Tucker Examine War, Crime, And Love In “Tet” [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Jun 17, 2015 | Interviews

Paul Allor is a something of a longtime favorite here at Multiversity Comics. Many of us have liked much of his work, from his early “Clockwork” to his “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” and “GI Joe” stories and his creator-owned “Strange Nation”. Now Allor is teaming up with artist Paul Tucker for the book “Tet” through […]

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Mignolaversity: Laurence Campbell Discusses the Final “Hell on Earth” Story [Interview]

By Mark Tweedale | Jun 17, 2015 | Interviews

Back in 2008, B.P.R.D. began the final story of the Plague of Frogs cycle, the Scorched Earth trilogy (collected in B.P.R.D. Plague of Frogs – Volume 4). This massive story spanned fifteen issues and brought Plague of Frogs to a horrific end, launching the Hell on Earth cycle. In B.P.R.D. #135, final story of Hell […]

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“All-Star Section 8” Writer Garth Ennis on Returning to the “Hitman” World [Interview]

By Vince Ostrowski and James Johnston | Jun 16, 2015 | Interviews

“Hitman” was one of DC Comics’ most critically acclaimed comic books in the 90’s. I can’t fully explain but just know that one story arc was titled “Zombie Night at the Gotham Aquarium” and this was its cover. Now you’re caught up. We talked to Garth Ennis about diving back into The Cauldron for “All-Star […]

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Superheroes With Down Syndrome And Fighting Expectations: Reece and Williams Talk “Metaphase” [Interview]

By Leo Johnson | Jun 16, 2015 | Interviews

I first got to know Chip Reece when we were both writing for the same comic site. It was through this that I got to know about Chip and his son Ollie, who’d been born with Down Syndrome. Despite all the health problems, Chip never saw Ollie as less than amazing. He’d undergone countless surgeries […]

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“Bat-Mite” Begins with Dan Jurgens and Corin Howell [Interview]

By Greg Matiasevich | Jun 10, 2015 | Interviews

“Bat-Mite” is one of DC’s two new all ages miniseries, and the series is set to reintroduce everyone’s favorite nuisance to the DCU. We had the chance to talk to writer Dan Jurgens and artist Corin Howell about the book, their process, and what crossover seems destined to occur. Let’s get the big question out […]

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Friendship, Anime, and Superpowers: Kate Leth and Matt Cummings Talk “Power Up” [Interview]

By Matthew Garcia | Jun 8, 2015 | Interviews

“Power Up” is a brand new series from Boom! Studios, written by Kate Leth (“Kate or Die,” “Adventure Time: Seeing Red”) and illustrated by Matt Cummings (“Adventure Time”) about a group of people endowed with super mystical magical powers. Except that these aren’t the types of people who are generally granted super mystical magical powers. […]

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