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Fred Van Lente and Tom Fowler Reignite the World of “HowToons” [Interview]

By David Harper | Feb 24, 2014 | Interviews

Continuing our coverage of the upcoming “Howtoons [Re]ignition” from Image Comics, we have a conversation with writer Fred Van Lente and artist Tom Fowler about everything [Re]ignition. Spinning out of the educational science web-comic “Howtoons” from Nick Dragotta, Joost Bonsen, Ingrid Dragotta and Saul Griffith, [Re]ignition pairs Van Lente and Fowler with colorist Jordie Bellaire […]

Nick Dragotta and the Excellent, Educational Future of “Howtoons” [Interview]

By David Harper | Feb 24, 2014 | Interviews

One of the most sneaky awesome announcements from January’s Image Expo was that “Howtoons”, a long-running project from Nick Dragotta, Saul Griffith, Joost Bensen and Ingrid Dragotta that teaches people of all-ages (particularly kids) scientific concepts and experiments through amazing (mostly) single-page comics, was coming to Image Comics. Now, it’s not coming in the exact […]

Tradd Moore Prepares to Go Turbo with the “All-New Ghost Rider” [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 24, 2014 | Interviews

I speak with no hyperbole when I say that at Multiversity Comics, Tradd Moore is one of our favorite people. We were excited to talk to him before “Luther Strode” had even hit stands, and we’re still excited to catch up with him now. And with the recent announcement that Tradd Moore would be the […]

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Talking Art with Becky Cloonan and Sean Murphy [Podcast]

By David Harper | Feb 19, 2014 | Interviews, Podcasts

Multiversity’s David Harper hosts a conversation with creators Becky Cloonan (The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, Demeter) and Sean Murphy (The Wake, Punk Rock Jesus) to talk about all things comic art, the difference between being a writer/artist and an artist, why they started writing on top of being artists, where artists are at […]

Ryan North’s Plans To Take Over The World Are Already Underway, And We’re Powerless To Stop Him [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 19, 2014 | Interviews

Ryan North is probably one of the most prolific self-made men in comics. Starting with a Building a career on a comic that has literally used the same exact artwork since 2003, North has established himself in both comics and literary circles over a variety of projects and has built quite the following thanks to […]

How To Survive Waking Up Naked and Confused In a “Field,” with Ed Brisson [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 18, 2014 | Interviews

Have you heard of a book called “Comeback”? Or “Sheltered”? If so, then chances are you already know Ed Brisson, writer and letterer-extraordinaire. He’s a talented guy. And honestly, we’ve talked to/hyped up Ed and his work a lot at this site. Seriously. We have. Like, a whole bunch. And often. But this latest interview? […]

Simon Roy Uncovers “Jan’s Atomic Heart” and Other Stories [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 18, 2014 | Interviews

If I said the name Simon Roy to you, chances are that if you’re a fan of this site and the things we like you’ll think of the comic “Prophet.” Re-launched in 2011 as part of the Extreme Studios revival at Image with Brandon Graham, Roy was the artist initially attached to the revitalization before […]

“X-O Manowar” Reaches Back to the Past on #25 with Artist Sean Chen and Editor Josh Johns [Interview]

By David Harper | Feb 17, 2014 | Interviews

As we mentioned before, X-O Manowar is going big for its 25th issue, complete with a ton of superstar guests contributing, including J.G. Jones, Bryan Hitch, Justin Jordan and more. It’s going to be an epic release, and for you old school fans of Valiant, we have a special, exclusive treat for you: classic Valiant […]

Al Ewing Journeys into a New Mystery with “Loki, Agent of Asgard” [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 17, 2014 | Interviews

One of our favorite series at Marvel in the past few years was “Journey into Mystery.” We’ve gushed about the book many times before, describing it as “one of the best comics to come out of Marvel in at least a decade.” And recently, as the story of Loki continued out of the book and […]

Ales Kot Takes Care of an Emergency in “Zero’s” First Volume [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 12, 2014 | Interviews

By now you should all know about Ales Kot’s rather excellent series at Image, “Zero.” Written by Kot and illustrated by a different artists every issue (including Mike Walsh, Tradd More, Mateus Santolouco, Morgan Jeske and Will Tempest for the first arc), the book follows the story of Agent Edward Zero, a spy for the […]

Artist Alley: An Inside Look at Cover Art with Declan Shalvey [Interview]

By David Harper | Feb 11, 2014 | Interviews

We have a special Artist Alley this week, as we welcome MC fave Declan Shalvey, artist of the upcoming “Moon Knight” with Warren Ellis and Jordie Bellaire, to talk about the art of the comic cover. While Artist Alley primarily focuses on interiors and storytelling aspects of art, the comic cover is certainly one of […]

Max Bemis Makes a Call to Arms Against an “Evil Empire” [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 10, 2014 | Interviews

Announced at the tail end of last year, one of our favorite new comic writer’s Max Bemis announced his second series at BOOM! Studios, “Evil Empire” with artist Ransom Getty. A pre-apocalyptic vision of our road to a dystopic future, “Evil Empire” is a 16-issue series starring a rapper named Reese who stands up to […]

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Mark Millar Dishes on “Starlight” and the Foundation of His New Universe [Interview/Preview]

By David Harper | Feb 7, 2014 | Interviews, Previews

Earlier today, we jumped on a conference call with none other than writer Mark Millar, the man who is looking to build a new shared universe of comics at Image. On the call, which was primarily focused on his collaboration with Goran Parlov, titled “Starlight”, a little bit of everything about his new world was […]

Artist Alley: “Five Ghosts” #9 with Chris Mooneyham [Interview]

By David Harper | Feb 5, 2014 | Interviews

This week, Artist Alley returns with an inside look at “Five Ghosts” #9 with artist Chris Mooneyham. This title has been a consistently entertaining romp, as Mooneyham and writer Frank Barbiere take us on some classic styled pulp adventures with Fabian Gray, a man who channels the talents of Sherlock Holmes, Dracula, Robin Hood, Merlin […]

Stories from the Sea, the Sky, and the ’60s: A Chat with Jeff Parker [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore | Feb 4, 2014 | Interviews

Jeff Parker is a busy guy – he’s currently wrapping up “Kings Watch” for Dynamite, as well as launching an ongoing Flash Gordon series, which spins out of “Kings Watch.” Over at DC, he writes the digital adventures of the classic “Batman ’66” characters, and recently took over as writer on “Aquaman,” one of the […]

Historical Epics and Krang the Hero in Paul Allor’s “Utrom Empire” [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 29, 2014 | Interviews

Fans of IDW’s licensed properties certainly know the name Paul Allor by now. Whether it be his Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle micro one-shots or his current run on the “G.I. Joe” comic, Allor is certainly a rising star in comics. And now, Allor and Andy Kuhn are telling the second ever TMNT side-mini, this time […]

Joe Mulvey Runs a “Scam” on Kickstarter [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 28, 2014 | Interviews

Regular readers of the site are probably aware of Joe Mulvey and ComixTribe. Whether it be through our coverage of their books or Joe’s column here at the site, we’re not shy of supporting their work (as bias free as possible). With that in mind, we’re very excited to help promote Joe’s current Kickstarter for the […]

Getting Locked Up on “Bitch Planet” with Valentine De Landro [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 27, 2014 | Interviews

We were very excited to get to be the exclusive home of Kelly Sue DeConnick and Valentine De Landro’s “Bitch Planet” announcement a few weeks ago from Image Expo. We’ve often been outspoken fans of Kelly Sue’s comic work, and a new book by Valentine De Landro is no small event either; De Landro has illustrated […]

The Year of Nick Spencer, Part 3: The Great Beyond and Looking to the Future [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 24, 2014 | Interviews

We’ve often been avid fans of Nick Spencer’s work here at Multiversity (obviously). Having started the site around the same time his comics first started being released, we’ve had the unique change to watch Nick’s career grow as we ourselves grew up as a site, often chatting and supporting his various endeavors. And with Nick […]

The Year of Nick Spencer, Part 2: Cerulean and the Next Big Mystery [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 23, 2014 | Interviews

We’ve often been avid fans of Nick Spencer’s work here at Multiversity (obviously). Having started the site around the same time his comics first started being released, we’ve had the unique change to watch Nick’s career grow as we ourselves grew up as a site, often chatting and supporting his various endeavors. And with Nick […]

Waiting for the End of the World with Christmas and Brisson in “Sheltered” [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 23, 2014 | Interviews

One of Image’s latest hits from last year, Ed Brisson and Johnnie Christmas’ “Sheltered” took readers by storm. Set in a doomsday prepper camp where the kids murdered the adults and turned the camp into an even more twisted version of Lord of the Flies, the book was one of Image’s strongest debuts of the year, […]

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