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Charlie Adlard and the Wonderful World of “The Walking Dead” [Interview]

By David Harper | Jul 11, 2012 | Interviews

Charlie Adlard isn’t just one of my favorite artists in comics, he’s one of my favorite people in comics. The guy is a blast to talk to, and both his honesty and good hearted nature rival his gift with art for best attribute. Today, as you likely know, is a big day for him and […]

Christos Gage Rides Off into the “Sunset” [Interview]

By Gilbert Short | Jun 22, 2012 | Interviews

Christos Gage, a writer you probably know from his time writing for “Avengers Academy” and “Angel & Faith” among other titles, is releasing a new creator-owned title from Top Cow/Minotaur called “Sunset.” Today we’re chatting with Gage about “Sunset” along with his possible plans for more creator owned work! Read on! “Sunset” is the first […]

Mignolaversity Presents: Tyler Crook [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore and David Harper | Jun 20, 2012 | Interviews

Today, we are joined by main “B.P.R.D.” artist Tyler Crook for a discussion of all things B.P.R.D., as well as some of his non-Mignolaverse work. Make sure to check out his website for some great original art, and information about his other work. Also, be sure to pick up “B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: The Devil’s […]

Dark Horse Does Vampires Right: Christopher Golden Talks “Baltimore” [Interview]

By David Harper | Jun 19, 2012 | Interviews

To continue our quick look at the role of vampires in Dark Horse’s world of comics – Dark Horse really does do vampires right – we have a chat with one of the main men of “Baltimore” – Christopher Golden. He works with Mike Mignola to bring this world to life, and we talk to […]

Dark Horse Does Vampires Right: Kent Dalian and the House of Night [Interview]

By David Harper | Jun 18, 2012 | Interviews

Dark Horse Comics – one of our favorite publishers – is currently going through a promotion called “Dark Horse Does Vampires Right.” This isn’t just lip service in promotion form either. Between the Whedonverse books, “The Strain,” “Baltimore” and many others, Dark Horse is killing it with original takes on one of the most overexposed […]

Talking a Second Helping of Chew #27 with John Layman [Interview]

By David Harper | Jun 13, 2012 | Interviews

John Layman, the writer of “Chew,” is one of our favorites around the Multiversity offices. Not only is he a great writer, but he’s just a funny, personable guy. So when we had the chance to chat him up about next week’s second release of “Chew” #27 (co-starring myself and my 4 Color teammate Brandon), […]

Entering the World of “Star Wars” with John Jackson Miller [Interview + Exclusive Covers]

By David Harper | Jun 8, 2012 | Interviews

Thanks to our friends at Dark Horse Comics, we have a bevy of exciting, exclusive covers to share with you. These covers are for the titles below, all of which are tied to John Jackson Miller’s corner of the “Star Wars” universe. For those that don’t know, Miller has been telling some of the best […]

Mark Andrew Smith Brings “Sullivan’s Sluggers” to Kickstarter [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | May 17, 2012 | Interviews

It’s been a long time coming, but we finally have some updates on the Mark Andrew Smith/James Stokoe-joint “Sullivan’s Sluggers.” Originally announced in July 2009 for a 2010 release at Image Comics, it is now being placed on a Kickstarter to be an entirely self-published creator-owned title. For just a $30 pledge, you can guarantee yourself […]

G.I. JoeVersity w/ Chuck Dixon: G.I. Joe #13

By Chad Bowers | May 10, 2012 | Interviews

FALL IN! Welcome back to G.I. JoeVersity, a weekly look at every new issue of IDW’s G.I. Joe comics where we endeavor to bring you the best in-depth analysis and Joe-related intel on the internet. Joining us again for a little Q & A, is “G.I. Joe” and “Snake Eyes” writer Chuck Dixon. But before […]

Discovering “Creator-Owned Heroes” with Jimmy Palmiotti [Interview]

By David Harper | May 7, 2012 | Interviews

Image Comics is having a banner year, and they continue to champion the idea of creator-owned comics. A bevy of creators also have taken on that concept as one of huge importance, as writers Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray and Steve Niles are launching a new title called “Creator-Owned Heroes” in June with the help of […]

Multiversity Turns 3 With: Matthew Heistand [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | May 7, 2012 | Interviews

Recently we talked a bit about how Joe Keatinge is bringing Popgun ideas into “Hell Yeah” via a few serialized shorts that come with the comic. That serialization starts this week with “Hell Yeah” #3 with the first installment of “Baby Girl”, a new comic by the ThreeOneFive collective and David Hahn. As part of […]

Multiversity Turns 3 With: Kurtis Wiebe [Interview]

By Walt Richardson and Joshua Mocle | May 4, 2012 | Interviews

Kurtis Wiebe is one of our favorite current writers for Image/Shadowline, having penned books like “Grim Leaper”, “Peter Panzerfaust” and “the Intrepids.” Now, with two new books coming out from Image/Shadowline soon (and more assuredly on the way), we chat with Kurtis about “Grim Leaper”, “Debris” and more. How did the concept behind “The Grim […]

G.I. JoeVersity Presents: Larry Hama [Interview]

By Chad Bowers | May 3, 2012 | Interviews

TEN-HUT! Pay attention soldier and welcome to G.I. JoeVersity! A weekly column where we look at every new issue of IDW Publishing’s “G.I. Joe”, “Snake Eyes”, “Cobra”, and “G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero”, and make it our mission to bring you the best in-depth analysis and Joe-related intel on the internet. This week, we’re […]

Jamie S. Rich on the Return of It Girl [Interview]

By David Harper | May 3, 2012 | Interviews

Multiversity loves “Madman” from Mike and Laura Allred. It’s been a favorite of many of ours for some time now, and any time we can get more of a look into Snap City and its denizens, we’re thankful. Now, with Image Comics bringing a new series titled “It Girl and the Atomics” from writer Jamie […]

Multiversity Turns 3 With: Tim Seeley [Interview]

By Gilbert Short | May 2, 2012 | Interviews

Tim Seeley, who is probably best known for his work on the hit Horror Book Hack/Slash, took time out to discuss his plans for his new title, Top Cow’s flagship “Witchblade” along with what he’s doing for Free Comic Book Day. If you like “Hack/Slash,” “Witchblade.” or supernatural themed book, or live in Chicago and […]

G.I. JoeVersity Presents: Chuck Dixon [Interview]

By Chad Bowers | Apr 26, 2012 | Interviews

TEN-HUT! Pay attention soldier and welcome to the first installment of Multiversity’s newest ongoing feature, G.I. JoeVersity! We’ll be reporting for duty with every new issue of IDW Publishing’s “G.I. Joe”, “Snake Eyes”, “Cobra”, and “G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero”, and making it our mission to bring you the best in-depth analysis and Joe-related […]

Mignolaversity/Buffyversity Presents: Scott Allie [Interview]

By Brian Salvatore and David Harper | Apr 25, 2012 | Interviews

Scott Allie is an editor and writer working for Dark Horse Comics, currently overseeing both the Buffy books and the Mignolaverse books. He was kind enough to sit down with the Mignolaversity boys and answer questions about both sets of books, in addition to talking about fandom, horror comics, and robot pregnancy scares! Be warned […]

Ian Flynn Talks Archie Comics’ “New Crusaders” [Interview]

By Chad Bowers | Apr 20, 2012 | Interviews

Next month, comics’ most versatile publisher Archie Comics reminds the world that they know their way around superheroes too in “New Crusaders”, a brand new, all-ages digital series from writer Ian Flynn and artist Ben Bates. Picking up where Archie’s Red Circle titles left off in the 80s, “New Crusaders” finds the world revisited by […]

Kelly Sue On Reviving Ghost And Promoting Carol Danvers [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Apr 11, 2012 | Interviews

Earlier today on Multiversity, we released the latest episode of our young podcast The Hour Cosmic featuring the wonderful Kelly Sue DeConnick as a guest star. On the show, we ran our episode with our regular installments, but as our conversation with Kelly Sue evolved in discussing reboots/relaunches/rebranding/revitalizing, we realized something — the potential for fans and […]

Casey and Fox Throw Down the Gauntlet in “Haunt” [Interview]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Apr 10, 2012 | Interviews

This week sees the release of “Haunt” #23 from the current creative team of Joe Casey and Nate Fox, and we have to tell you — it’s one of the best issues yet. Since taking over the title with issue #19, Casey and Fox have continuously upped the ante of the book with bigger sets, […]

Talking “Mind the Gap” with Writer Jim McCann [Interview]

By David Harper | Apr 9, 2012 | Interviews

The acronym “FOC” is an extremely important one for creator-owned comics. Meaning “Final Order Cut-Off,” this date is the last one retailers can change an order for a comic on its first printing. Today is the FOC date for Image Comics’ “Mind the Gap,” a book we’re really excited for from writer Jim McCann and […]

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