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Tess Stone Saves The “Trover Saves The Universe” Comic Featuring Justin Roiland

By Kyle Welch | Aug 2, 2021 | Interviews

There is a good chance many of the people reading this right now are doing so at an office – – maybe in a cubicle but definitely on company time. The company might not be thrilled with this but luckily those people don’t work for the ICJ—Important Cosmic Jobs, “where employees are ranked by their […]

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Scott Snyder Discusses Best Jackett’s New 8-Title Deal with comiXology Originals and Dark Horse

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 26, 2021 | Interviews

In August of last year, Scott Snyder announced “Nocterra,” a Kickstarter project and Image book that launched his new imprint, Best Jackett Press. Today, Snyder announced a massive second step: an 8-title deal with comiXology Originals and Dark Horse to publish new Best Jackett titles. The titles feature an incredible pool of artistic talent, including […]

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Cullen Bunn Discusses His Latest Dark Horse Comics Titles

By Mark Tweedale | Jul 20, 2021 | Interviews

Cullen Bunn is one of the busiest comics writers out there. Just looking at the list of titles he’s got coming out from July to September, it’s spectacularly huge. So for our interview with him today we’re narrowing our focus to just the stuff he’s got coming out from Dark Horse Comics: “Parasomnia,” a “Black […]

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Geoffrey Thorne Talks Blowing Up – Sometimes Literally – “Green Lantern”

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 6, 2021 | Interviews

It has been a long time since the Green Lantern side of the DC Universe had a proper shakeup. Well, that was the case before Geoffrey Thorne came onto “Green Lantern.” In just a few issues, Thorne has blown up the power battery, scattered the ‘core’ Lanterns across the universe, taken away their rings, and, […]

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Mignolaversity: Chris Roberson discusses “The House of Lost Horizons” and “Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1957”

By Mark Tweedale | Jun 17, 2021 | Interviews

Last month “The House of Lost Horizons: A Sarah Jewell Mystery” began, a brand new spinoff from Mike Mignola’s Hellboy Universe that invites readers into a different kind of story, showing us corners of Mignola’s world we haven’t seen before. And last week “Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1957” was announced as a series of five […]

Interview with a Webcomic: Katherine Lang on Long-Running Comics, Collectives, and Horror in “Soul to Call”

By Elias Rosner | Jun 14, 2021 | Interviews

Where does the time go? Does it get sucked into a hell dimension made of fog and blood? No? Dang. Well, that's not quite an accurate description of the world of Katherine Lang's "Soul to Call" but it's close. It may be a few months until the spooky season but that doesn't mean we can't talk about it here.

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Duncan Jones and Alex de Campi Walk Us Through the Sci-Fi Road Trip of “MADI: Once Upon A Time In The Future”

By Brian Salvatore | Apr 29, 2021 | Interviews

Last month, our Johnny Hall reviewed “MADI: Once Upon A Time In The Future,” and called the book “a fascinating, and exciting, globe-spanning road trip story, but also an interesting experiment in how comics can be made.” What he was referring to was the astounding number of artists that worked on this book together, including […]

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Exploring Multiple Realities with “Batman/Superman” Artist Ivan Reis

By Brian Salvatore | Apr 27, 2021 | Interviews

One of the most surprising books, purely from a structural standpoint, in all of ‘Infinite Frontier’ has been “Batman/Superman.” Gene Luen Yang and Ivan Reis have created a playful, unique, and unexpected story about multiple realities featuring further fictionalized versions of Batman and Superman and their supporting casts. It’s hard to articulate exactly what the […]

Interview with a Webcomic: Michelle Krivanek on Loving Your Main Characters, “Alice in Wonderland,” and Font Colors Galore

By Elias Rosner | Apr 6, 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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Writer Evan Dorkin Occupies New Territory In The Latest “Beasts Of Burden” Series

By Kyle Welch | Mar 4, 2021 | Interviews

Some creators may find returning to a successful long running series a burden at times; maybe even a beast of a burden, one could say. However, one creator who would never say that is Evan Dorkin and the series he would never say that about is “Beasts of Burden.” That is why Dorkin and his […]

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Mignolaversity: Mike Mignola on His Quarantine Sketchbook and a New Documentary About His Career

By Brian Salvatore | Mar 1, 2021 | Interviews

Making a sourdough starter. Learning to knit. Re-organizing the long boxes. This is how many of us spent the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. For Mike Mignola, however, the time at home led to an incredibly productive period that produced quite literally hundreds of new sketches. Some of the best or favorite sketches are […]

Interview with a Webcomic: Hamish Steele on Moving Mediums, Superman, and Stand Up

By Elias Rosner | Feb 9, 2021 | Interviews

After a break for the winter season, we're back to chat with Hamish Steele, creator of "Pantheon" and "DeadEndia", a comic which has had quite the journey over the years, and is now being made into an animated series over at Netflix. Get ready to get spooky y'all!

Tony Fleecs and Trish Forstner Lift the Doggy Door on the World of “Stray Dogs”

By Kate Kosturski | Feb 3, 2021 | Interviews

If you came of age in the 80s (perhaps even into the mid-90s) and you wanted an alternative to the Disney Renaissance, you had Don Bluth. His films – – from An American Tail to The Land Before Time – – featured cute and cuddly characters (I still have fond memories of a stuffed Fievel amongst the […]

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Christopher Golden, Bridgit Connell, and Peter Bergting Discuss the Outerverse

By Mark Tweedale | Jan 25, 2021 | Interviews

This year, there’s a lot coming from Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden’s Outerverse, the shared universe of “Baltimore” and “Joe Golem: Occult Detective.” In March, the five-issue miniseries “Lady Baltimore: The Witch Queens” begins with art by Bridgit Connell. This series focuses on Lady Sofia Baltimore (formerly Sofia Valk) at the dawn of World War […]

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Constant and Scott on How Grayson and Gotham are Different in “Future State: Nightwing”

By Brian Salvatore | Jan 19, 2021 | Interviews

Today sees the release of “Future State: Nightwing” #1, the start of a two-issue series by Andrew Constant (“The Demon: Hell is Earth,” “Swamp Thing: New Roots”) and Nicola Scott (“Wonder Woman,” “Black Magick”). Dick Grayson is in Gotham, fighting the magistrate, despite his mentor, partner, and friend Bruce Wayne being ‘dead.’ The issue shows […]

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Michael Walsh Dreams Up “The Sleep Stories” Kickstarter

By Brian Salvatore | Dec 30, 2020 | Interviews

Ralph Wiggum once described sleep as “where I’m a viking!” For every person that joins Ralph in adventuring while in slumber, there is someone whose dreams are more often sources of fear and despair than fun revelry. Michael Walsh is one of the latter folks, who experiences night terrors, intense nightmares that straddle the line […]

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Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins Brave The World Of Horror Comics With “Fear Case”

By Kyle Welch | Dec 18, 2020 | Interviews

A new comic from the creative team of Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins is always news. The first real horror comic from Kindt and Jenkins is news on scale we have not be able to chart as a human species. Following their successes on “Black Badge” and “Grass Kings,” Kindt, Jenkins, and colorist Hilary Jenkins […]

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It’s Hard Not to be a Bit “Reckless” Chatting with Ed Brubaker

By Elias Rosner | Dec 17, 2020 | Interviews

Multiversity is no stranger to Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ recent comics. From “Criminal” to their first OGN “My Heroes Have Always been Junkies” to their last OGN “Pulp”, it’s safe to say we’re big fans so we are very excited to bring you an interview with Brubaker about their newest, and most ambitious project […]

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DC Announces “Crime Syndicate” Miniseries, and We Speak to Writer Andy Schmidt About the Title

By Brian Salvatore | Dec 15, 2020 | Interviews

For some time now, we’ve been hearing about how “Dark Nights: Death Metal” was going to be shaping the future of the DC Universe, and today, we have the first official confirmation of that with the announcement of “Crime Syndicate.” The six issue miniseries by Andy Schmidt (“Challenger Deep,” “G.I. Joe: Future Noir”) and Kieran […]

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Mignolaversity: Tiernen Trevallion discusses “Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Her Fatal Hour and The Sending”

By Mark Tweedale | Nov 24, 2020 | Interviews

Hellboy Universe newcomer Tiernen Trevallion makes his debut next week with not one but two stories in “Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Her Fatal Hour and The Sending,” written by Mike Mignola. He was kind enough to answer a few questions about how he came to work on the stories and how they developed. There are […]

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Ryan O’Sullivan Shines A Light On “A Dark Interlude”

By Kyle Welch | Nov 19, 2020 | Interviews

How do you follow the the a comic series like “Fearscape” that was at times a meta-commentary on stories with a unique and challenging narrative with an purposefully unlikable and unreliable narrator? You craft a semi-sequel series that challenges and questions the idea of sequels with the same meta commentary, challenging narrative and a cruel […]

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