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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, […]

The Year of Nick Spencer, Part 1: Image Expo, Boats and Paradigms [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 22, 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 […]

Artist Alley: “Deadly Class” #1 with Wesley Craig [Interview]

By David Harper | Jan 22, 2014 | Interviews

Today on Artist Alley, we’ve got a very special artist to feature in Wesley Craig. He’s the artist of “Deadly Class”, an Image Comics title that debuts today from writer Rick Remender, Craig and colorist Lee Loughridge, and spoiler alert: this is one amazing comic. We knew we had to feature Craig, who was one […]

Reading the Writing in the Sky with “Chew”s John Layman [Interview]

By David Harper | Jan 22, 2014 | Interviews

In the flavor of the month industry that is comics, sometimes we forget about long-time favorites as we’re inundated by #1 issues and bold new directions and all that jazz. But one book we can’t ever forget about is John Layman and Rob Guillory’s Chew, one of the funniest and most continuously superb books in […]

Gods, Pop, the Wicked and the Divine with Kieron Gillen [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 21, 2014 | Interviews

In addition to our extended interview about the end of “Young Avengers”, the 90-minute interview session continued as we talked all about his new book with Jamie, “The Wicked and the Divine.” Announced at Image Expo, the book finds the gods of old returning in new human forms to be worshipped like pop stars, and […]

Saying Goodbye to the Young Avengers with Kieron Gillen [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 21, 2014 | Interviews

Launched after “Journey into Mystery,” Marvel saw fit to team up Jamie McKelvie and Kieron Gillen for a new volume of “Young Avengers.” The first follow-up to use the characters in their own book after Heinberg and Cheung’s epic story with them finally concluded, the book displayed a different side of the characters as they […]

Symons and Reynolds Set Sail on the “Mercenary Sea” [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 20, 2014 | Interviews

Coming next month from Image Comics, a new book is debuting set on the pulp high seas of the 1940’s by Kel Symons and Mathew Reynolds. In it, Captain Jack Harper and his crew on the Venture explore mystery and adventure with a Firefly meets Raiders vibe. And with today being the FOC (Diamond Code […]

Solving Crimes and Building Worlds with Antony Johnston and “The Fuse” [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 6, 2014 | Interviews

After the successful release of “Umbral” with Chris Mitten, perennial Multiversity favorite Antony Johnston is not even slowing down slightly. As such, November saw the announcement of a new book between Johnston and Justin Greenwood, “the Fuse,” a sci-fi procedural thriller set on a massive space station in Earth’s orbit. Even with the colossal work […]

The Art of Intelligent Design with “Zero” Designer Tom Muller [Interview]

By David Harper | Jan 3, 2014 | Interviews

One of my favorite aspects of comics in general are covers, as they can add so much to a comic when they work and they can make you not purchase a comic if they don’t. It’s an artform that has advanced quite a bit since comics came around, and in recent years, designers like Tom […]

Putting the Man in the “Shadowman” with Writer Peter Milligan [Interview]

By David Harper | Dec 23, 2013 | Interviews

Valiant’s “Shadowman” is a book that has went through some significant creative shifts since its start, with it being co-written by Patrick Zircher and Justin Jordan, before Jordan himself took it over and established much of the foundation. It has been a hell of a foundation though, with some of the very best Valiant issues […]

A Conversation About Dungeons, Fun and Dungeon Fun with Colin Bell [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 23, 2013 | Interviews

I’ve known Colin Bell for quite some time. His work first came to my attention with the rather hilarious “Jonbot vs Martha“, which I first read on my phone while waiting for a plane in California and which caused a rather large set of giggles with but one strip. Since then, Colin and I have […]

Mixing Romance and Science Fiction with Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn of “Alex + Ada” [Interview]

By David Harper | Dec 20, 2013 | Interviews

Every once in a while a series sneaks up on you and blows you away. In 2013, that series for me has been Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn’s “Alex + Ada” at Image Comics. A book I originally had not intended to even purchase, when I flipped through it at my local comic book shop, […]

The Rise of New Texas with “Great Pacific” Writer Joe Harris [Interview]

By David Harper | Dec 19, 2013 | Interviews

“Great Pacific” has been one of the great, unheralded books in comics, and it just wrapped its second arc with issue #12. Things have gotten very interesting on the Pack and in New Texas, as its leader Chas Worthington has started to make some very interesting and powerful enemies as well as allies. With the […]

Artist Alley: A Year of Panels and Pages with “Saga” Artist Fiona Staples [Interview]

By David Harper | Dec 18, 2013 | Interviews

We have a special edition Artist Alley today, as we welcome our Best Artist of the Year – Fiona Staples – to talk about her work on the year in “Saga”, as we break down a year in panels and pages from her runaway hit with writer Brian K. Vaughan. Staples has long been a […]

Looking Back on Another Banner Year with Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson [Interview]

By David Harper | Dec 18, 2013 | Interviews

This past Friday, we named Image Comics the Best Publisher in comics for the third year in a row. We have plenty of great reasons for that, but a huge driving factor behind the ascendence of Image to being the most exciting publisher in comics has been their Publisher, Eric Stephenson. He’s spearheaded efforts to […]

Daniel and Moreci Take a Walk on the Wild Side in “Curse” [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 16, 2013 | Interviews

Set for release next year from BOOM! Studios, “Curse” is a new 4-issue mini-series from the team of Tim Daniel (“Enormous”), Michael Moreci (“Hoax Hunters), Colin Lorimer (“UXB”) and Riley Rossmo (“Drumhellar”). Taking the popularized werewolf trope that’s been dominated by attractive young teen boys and putting it back into the horrible violent world it […]

Subscribing to Comic Books with Michael Nixon and his “Pullist” [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 12, 2013 | Interviews

Earlier this week, I read about an online service in which you could have a graphic novel mailed to you that you may never have read before once a month as part of a new ambitious semi-book club idea. Pronounced “Pullist” as one word (as in, the Pullist is the one creating the Pull List), […]

Artist Alley: Drumhellar #2 with Riley Rossmo [Interview]

By John Lees | Dec 12, 2013 | Interviews

Hello, and welcome back to Artist Alley! As you may have noticed from his insightful interview with Matteo Scalera in the previous column, I shall be alternating on this feature with David Harper. For my turn here, I shall be returning to “Drumhellar” with a further discussion with series artist and co-plotter Riley Rossmo, this […]

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