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Si Spurrier Strikes Gold and Gore In “The Rush”

By Kyle Welch | Oct 26, 2021 | Interviews

I played a lot of Oregon Trail as a kid and it honestly gave me a great amount of respect for what the people then were attempting to do. To see your party one after another lose their life to broken limbs, drowning, fever, diseases and being driven to madness after finding giant spider tracks […]

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520 Weeks – Jeff Parker on “Aquaman:” “What Can Aquaman do that Superman and Batman Can’t?“

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 25, 2021 | Interviews

On Tuesday, August 31, 2011, “Justice League” #1 dropped, officially beginning the experiment known as the New 52. DC Comics was not just relaunching all of its titles, it was doing so in a new, clean(er) continuity, in an attempt to revitalize and enthuse the fan base. It was an unprecedented move that bore good, […]

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The Harrow County Observer: “Tales from Harrow County: Fair Folk”

By Mark Tweedale | Oct 25, 2021 | Interviews

Welcome to the Harrow County Observer, Multiversity Comics’ dedicated “Harrow County” column. In the latest installment we’ll be chatting about ‘Fair Folk,’ the second arc of “Tales from Harrow County,” with writer and co-creator Cullen Bunn and artist Emily Schnall. Even co-creator Tyler Crook chimes in for a bit. Cullen, you’ve often described “Harrow County” […]

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520 Weeks – Mike Marts on “Batman: The Dark Knight:” “They Were the More Specialized, Standalone, Boutique Stories.”

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 18, 2021 | Interviews

On Tuesday, August 31, 2011, “Justice League” #1 dropped, officially beginning the experiment known as the New 52. DC Comics was not just relaunching all of its titles, it was doing so in a new, clean(er) continuity, in an attempt to revitalize and enthuse the fan base. It was an unprecedented move that bore good, […]

Interview with a Webcomic: Mari Costa on Lesbian Love Triangles, Working for Yourself, and Past Comic Baggage

By Elias Rosner | Oct 18, 2021 | Interviews

The webcomic creator is never far from their audience. Be it through social media, public email addresses, Discord servers, or simply the comments section beneath a page, there is a rapport and a conversation that is developed that is unique to the medium. We’re continuing those conversations here, albeit a little more formally, by interviewing […]

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Voyaging to “The Out” with Dan Abnett

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 12, 2021 | Interviews

One of the things that we do at Multiversity that not enough sites do is give ample space to the goings on in 2000 AD, the long running British anthology comic. This week’s Prog 2253 sees the fourth chapter of “The Out: Book Two.” The series, written by Dan Abnett (“Guardians of the Galaxy,” “Aquaman”) […]

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520 Weeks – Rachel Gluckstern on “Captain Atom:” “It’s Not Like We Weren’t Conscious of the Comparison.”

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 11, 2021 | Interviews

On Tuesday, August 31, 2011, “Justice League” #1 dropped, officially beginning the experiment known as the New 52. DC Comics was not just relaunching all of its titles, it was doing so in a new, clean(er) continuity, in an attempt to revitalize and enthuse the fan base. It was an unprecedented move that bore good, […]

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The Joy Of Operating In Jinxworld With Stephen Byrne and “Joy Operations”

By Kyle Welch | Oct 11, 2021 | Interviews

It is often very important to listen to the voice in your head especially when it tells you “yes you need to buy the omnibus even though you have the single issues already and the trade paper back copies.” But what if that voice in your head was telling you to betray everything you ever […]

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520 Weeks – Moritat on “All-Star Western:” “Oh, You Can Draw Hats!”

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 4, 2021 | Interviews

On Tuesday, August 31, 2011, “Justice League” #1 dropped, officially beginning the experiment known as the New 52. DC Comics was not just relaunching all of its titles, it was doing so in a new, clean(er) continuity, in an attempt to revitalize and enthuse the fan base. It was an unprecedented move that bore good, […]

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Jeff Parker on Talking Tigers and His New Kickstarter-Funded Project, “Blighter”

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 28, 2021 | Interviews

Jeff Parker is a comics veteran who has written for just about every major comics publisher in the United States. He’s currently writing “Ninjak” for Valiant, but he’s also just launched a Kickstarter for a new book, “Blighter.” Here’s how the book is described on its Kickstarter page: BLIGHTER is an original graphic novel by […]

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520 Weeks – John Layman on “Detective Comics:” “Batman is Cool.”

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 27, 2021 | Interviews

On Tuesday, August 31, 2011, “Justice League” #1 dropped, officially beginning the experiment known as the New 52. DC Comics was not just relaunching all of its titles, it was doing so in a new, clean(er) continuity, in an attempt to revitalize and enthuse the fan base. It was an unprecedented move that bore good, […]

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“No One Left To Fight II” Fights On

By Kyle Welch | Sep 27, 2021 | Interviews

With the title of “No One Left To Fight” and the cliff hanger the series ended on you might feel justified saying to yourself, ” it seems like there is someone left to fight! I need answers.” Well the team of writer Aubrey Sitterson and artist Fico Ossio are back with “No One Left To […]

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520 Weeks: Jeff Lemire on “Animal Man” – “I Kind of Got Away With It”

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 20, 2021 | Interviews

On Tuesday, August 31, 2011, “Justice League” #1 dropped, officially beginning the experiment known as the New 52. DC Comics was not just relaunching all of its titles, it was doing so in a new, clean(er) continuity, in an attempt to revitalize and enthuse the fan base. It was an unprecedented move that bore good, […]

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520 Weeks: Tony Akins on “Wonder Woman” – “I Would Handle Anything That Was Especially Bloody or Gory”

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 13, 2021 | Interviews

On Tuesday, August 31, 2011, “Justice League” #1 dropped, officially beginning the experiment known as the New 52. DC Comics was not just relaunching all of its titles, it was doing so in a new, clean(er) continuity, in an attempt to revitalize and enthuse the fan base. It was an unprecedented move that bore good, […]

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Crack Open “The Last Book You’ll Ever Read” with Cullen Bunn

By Kate Kosturski | Sep 7, 2021 | Interviews

Knowledge is power, as the old saying goes. That includes the power of destruction, the power to cause social collapse. From Brave New World to the American Library Association’s list of most frequently challenged books, a book brings that knowledge to the reader, but it’s up to that reader to act on that knowledge. Welcome […]

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520 Weeks: Ron Marz on “Voodoo” – “There Was Surprise on Both Sides”

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 4, 2021 | Interviews

On Tuesday, August 31, 2011, “Justice League” #1 dropped, officially beginning the experiment known as the New 52. DC Comics was not just relaunching all of its titles, it was doing so in a new, clean(er) continuity, in an attempt to revitalize and enthuse the fan base. It was an unprecedented move that bore good, […]

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Peter Milligan Dissects “Human Remains”

By Kyle Welch | Sep 2, 2021 | Interviews

One of the biggest universal questions we ask ourselves as humans is did we fail “Sub-Mariner: The Depths,” did we not appreciate its brilliance? The second most asked question might be what makes us human. We are capable of feelings but is it the expression of those feelings or the sharing of those feelings that […]

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Simon Hanselmann Enters the “Crisis Zone”

By Kyle Welch | Aug 23, 2021 | Interviews

While we often question how well we have handled ourselves during the pandemic it is easy to wonder how some of our favorite comic book characters might handle the same trials and tribulations. Would Mr. Fantastic invent a super cure, would the Atom shrink down to a molecular level and punch the virus, would Superman […]

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Mignolaversity: Christopher Golden and Matt Smith discuss “Hellboy: The Bones of Giants”

By Mark Tweedale | Aug 19, 2021 | Interviews

In case you missed the big news yesterday, Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden’s novel Hellboy: The Bones of Giants is being adapted to a four-issue comics miniseries for its twentieth anniversary. Joining the original writers on this adaptation is artist Matt Smith, colorist Chris O’Halloran, and letterer by Clem Robins. Thanks to the folks at […]

Interview with a Webcomic: Evan Dahm on 2nd World Fantasies, “Vattu” and “Moby Dick”

By Elias Rosner | Aug 10, 2021 | Interviews

Fantasy comics are hard to get started and even harder to get people invested in without dumping a ton of lore and history onto readers ala "The Lord of the Rings" but somehow, Evan Dahm manages to make it look easy in his first work "Rice Boy" and all others.

Dig Into “Bacon and Other Monstrous Tales” with Troy Nixey

By Christopher Egan | Aug 10, 2021 | Interviews

Comic book creator Troy Nixey has had a successful career spanning 30 years. His work as both a writer and artist has remained firmly planted in the weird, obscure, and horrifying. This month sees the release of a creepy new anthology of stories – both rare and previously unreleased, unfinished ideas, and collected artwork all […]

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