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Multiversity Turns 5 with: Nemo and All Things “League of Extraordinary Gentlemen,” with Kevin O’Neill [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | May 9, 2014 | Interviews

Primarily known for his work on the “League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” series, Kevin O’Neill is one of the most talented and important working artists in comics today. Between four volumes of “League” books and the two recent Nemo-centric graphic novels, O’Neill’s career in comics continues to impress with his incredibly intricate and multi-layered pages that […]

Multiversity Turns 5 With: A First Look at “I Was the Cat” with Creators Paul Tobin and Benjamin Dewey [Interview]

By David Harper | May 9, 2014 | Interviews

Comics really are a unique medium, and sometimes, a story is told in comics that really couldn’t exist in any other form. “I Was the Cat” (arriving August 6th, Diamond Code APR141287) from writer Paul Tobin and artist Benjamin Dewey really, truly is one of those books, and in all of the best ways. Don’t […]

Multiversity Turns 5 with: How to Achieve the Pompadour of Your Dreams, with Ryan Ferrier [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | May 8, 2014 | Interviews

I’m going to break the objective editorial fourth wall here and flat out admit something to you, dear readers: Ryan Ferrier is one of my favorites. From his smartly written comics, his great hand at lettering or just his general affable persona, Ferrier is a good comics person. And as such, we’ve had a great […]

Multiversity Turns 5 With: A Look Into “The Bunker” with Joshua Hale Fialkov [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore | May 8, 2014 | Interviews

Ever since it was first released as a digital comic, “The Bunker” has been exceeding expectations and selling a ton of issues. A book about destiny, friendship, and, yes, time travel, each issue has both expanded the scope, and tightened the focus of the story. The upcoming #4 wraps up the first arc with a […]

Multiversity Turns 5 With: The Triumphant Return of the Rat Queens, with Kurtis Wiebe [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | May 8, 2014 | Interviews

“Rat Queens” #6 came out this week, and with it came a flurry of excitement from fans excited to see the return of their favorite legendary heroines. The first volume brought with it such fun, swears, blood, guts and hilarity (fucking Gary!) that “Rat Queens” wound up becoming something of a mini-phenomenon — with a […]

Multiversity Turns 5 with: the Life and Times of the Fabulous Killjoys with Gerard Way [Interview]

By Mike Romeo | May 7, 2014 | Interviews

This week The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys is hitting comic shops in both trade paperback and limited edition deluxe hardcover. To mark the occasion Gerard Way took a little time to talk with us about how the series developed, found its distinct look, and came to be the story it is. We also […]

Multiversity Turns 5 With: the All-New Cassie Hack, with Seeley and Moreci [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | May 7, 2014 | Interviews

A staple in comics, fans have watched the adventures of Cassie Hack in the pages of “Hack/Slash” for a decade now. And as of March’s issue #25, the adventures of Cassie are over under the pen of Tim Seeley. That is, until July 2nd, when Cassie returns in the new series “Hack/Slash: Son of Samhain.” […]

Multiversity Turns 5 With: The Return of “Hexed,” with Michael Alan Nelson [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | May 7, 2014 | Interviews

You may remember back in January of 2009 when a brand new series launched entitled “Hexed” from bourgening comic publisher BOOM! Studios. Written by a then-unknown Michael Alan Nelson and the first American illustrated series by Emma Rios, it was an incredibly underrated supernatural series that ran for four issues before being lost in the […]

Multiversity Turns 5 with: Analyzing the Forest for the “Trees,” with Warren Ellis [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov and David Harper | May 6, 2014 | Interviews

Like you (we assume), we’re quite big fans of the work of Warren Ellis. One of the most influential writers in comics today, the man behind such opus magnum as “Planetary” and “Transmetropolitan”, Ellis has recently returned to comics after some time off writing novels and doing — well, whatever it is Ellis does when […]

Artist Alley: Michael Dialynas Takes Us to Another World in “The Woods” [Interview]

By David Harper | May 6, 2014 | Interviews

Tomorrow brings a big new Boom! Studios title to the world, as James Tynion IV and Michael Dialynas bring “The Woods” to life. This story, which finds an entire school being transported from Wisconsin to another planet, is one that is earning a lot of buzz and is certain to earn a lot of fans […]

Multiver-City One: Ian Edginton talks “Brass Sun” and 2000 AD [Interview]

By Mike Romeo | May 6, 2014 | Interviews

“Brass Sun” is set in a world where the entire solar system has been built like clockwork. Gears and machines make the moons and planets glide through space on giant metal arms, and the whole thing is powered by the sun. Only now, the sun is dying. As you can imagine, that is not a […]

Multiversity Turns 5 with: the Return of “RoboCop” with Writer Joshua Williamson [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore | May 5, 2014 | Interviews

As announced last month, “Ghosted” and “Captain Midnight” writer Joshua Williamson will be launching a new “RoboCop” ongoing series at BOOM! with artist Carlos Magno (“Planet of the Apes,” “Deathmatch”). We spoke with Williamson about the project, and got some exclusive inked lineart from Magno. Thanks to our pals at BOOM!, and make sure to […]

Multiver-City One: Meet Judge Anderson of PSI-Division, with Matt Smith [Interview]

By Mike Romeo | May 5, 2014 | Interviews

Matt Smith is the current editor-in-chief for 2000 AD, and has been so longer than any other person in the magazine’s history. So when time came for someone to step in and write a Judge Anderson strip for IDW, he was an obvious choice. Following up the events of “Judge Dredd: Year One” (also written […]

John Lees & Iain Laurie Get Sinister with in “And Then Emily Was Gone” [Interview]

By Vince Ostrowski | May 4, 2014 | Interviews

Back around the time of the Thought Bubble 2013 festival, I had the pleasure of getting an advance copy of the first 2 issues of John Lees & Iain Laurie’s truly twisted “And Then Emily Was Gone.” I wrote a spoiler-free review recommending the 2nd issue, which you can find here. The book is genuinely […]

Exploring the Mythology of Garfield with Andy Hirsch and David DeGrand [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Apr 30, 2014 | Interviews

Debuting June 19, 1978, Garfield has been a regular staple figure in all our lives. From his legendary hatred of Mondays to his penchant for excessive eating, there’s not much about Garfield that we can’t all relate to. He is, in many ways, the epitome of the American Dream. As such, hitting shelves next week […]

Behind the Magic of “Thomas Alsop” with Chris Miskiewicz and Palle Schmidt [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Apr 29, 2014 | Interviews

When you look at your life, do you find yourself with an incurable magical void? Not enough Doc Stranges, not enough Constantines? Well, we’ve got good news for you. Coming this June from BOOM! Studios, a brand new series is debuting entitled “Thomas Alsop.” Born out of the previous collaborations between Chris Miskiewicz and Palle […]

Lettering Week: Rus Wooton Talks “Deadly Class” and “Black Science” [Interview]

By Drew Bradley | Apr 25, 2014 | Interviews

As Lettering Week comes to a close, we’re squeezing in one last interview. This time, it’s Rus Wooten in the hot seat, whose work you may recognize from a myriad of popular titles like “Invincible,” “Walking Dead,” “Manhattan Projects” and recently, “Black Science” and “Deadly Class.”. Let’s get to it. I know you’ve been a […]

Talking about the Death of the Rocket Boy with “Rust’s” Royden Lepp [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Apr 21, 2014 | Interviews

One of the current popular all-ages series currently being released, Royden Lepp’s “Rust” series is about to hit a turning point: we’re about to see the Death of the Rocket Boy. It’s not all as dire as that, but with the latest volume of the series the story does reach a turning point. Following up […]

Jai Nitz and Greg Smallwood Take Us Into the World of “Dream Thief: Escape” [Interview]

By David Harper | Apr 14, 2014 | Interviews

“Dream Thief” from Jai Nitz and Greg Smallwood was one of the best mini-series of 2013, and with the way that it ended, we both knew more was coming and couldn’t wait for it to arrive. Thankfully, Nitz and Smallwood didn’t make us wait too long, as the second volume, subtitled “Escape”, is coming this […]

Artist Alley: Evan “Doc” Shaner Takes Us Into the World of “Flash Gordon” #1 [Interview]

By David Harper | Apr 9, 2014 | Interviews

Even as comics get better and better from a quality standpoint, one thing that’s strangely missing quite often is any real sense of fun. Comics have moved away from being funny books, and into quite often grim tales about things like “woe” and “darkness”. So when something comes up that is really, truly fun, we […]

Five Questions: What Comic Book Creator Would You Most Want to be Roommates with?

By David Harper, Matthew Meylikhov and Brian Salvatore | Apr 7, 2014 | Interviews

At Emerald City ComiCon, Multiversity editors Brian Salvatore, David Harper and Matthew Meylikhov teamed up to help you get to know some of your favorite creators a little bit better in our Five Questions video series (which you may remember from NYCC 2013). The final – and greatest – question was us asking creators which […]

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