Joe Casey on Reimagining Jesus’ Origin Story in JESUSFREAK
Writer Joe Casey has a prolific body of comic book and animation work behind him, collaborating on everything from X-Men to Superman/Batman to Ben...
Evan Dorkin, Ben Dewey, & Nate Piekos on Heroism & Horror in BEASTS OF BURDEN: THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS
This May, writer and creator Evan Dorkin’s heroic menagerie of dogs and cats combatting the forces of darkness are back with a new miniseries...
Magdalene Visaggio & Corin Howell on Chaos & Introspection in CALAMITY KATE
At one point or another, many of us have thought about starting life anew, particularly following a monumental, life-changing event. If this sounds...
Josh Sola on His BUZZED PUZZLES Kickstarter Campaign
Josh Sola wants to update the modern jigsaw puzzle. With Buzzed Puzzles, his new Kickstarter campaign, Mr. Sola looks to bring new and interesting...
Whitney Matheson on Pop Culture: Writing About It, Teaching It, & Its Power
One of the most well-known voices in pop culture journalism over the years has been Whitney Matheson, and it’s little wonder why. She has worn many...
Stuart Moore on Martians & Mayhem in BRONZE AGE BOOGIE
Bronze Age Boogie, one of the new comic titles coming from AHOY! Comics’ second wave of books, is a love letter not just to 1970s comics, but to so...
Paul Constant on the Nerd/Jock Dynamic in PLANET OF THE NERDS
The nerd/jock relationship has been explored across pop culture, from examining friendships and rivalries between folks falling under both labels and...
Lela Gwenn on Monetizing Luck in BAD LUCK CHUCK
While some folks may see bad luck as a curse, Charlene ''Chuck'' Manchester sees it as an opportunity. In Bad Luck Chuck--written by Lela Gwenn with...
Ed Piskor on History & Storytelling in X-MEN: GRAND DESIGN: SECOND GENESIS
This year marked the 55th anniversary of the first appearance of the Uncanny X-Men, one of Marvel Comics’ premiere superhero teams. With those 55...
Evelyn Bookless on CAPTAIN GREEN AND THE PLASTIC SCENE
It’s no secret that the Earth’s environment has seen better days, and that’s putting it mildly. Scientific reports recently released suggest...