Christos Gage Travels to the Cold War Era in NINJA-K #10
Since the Ninja-K relaunch, writer Christos Gage has used the series not just the titular character, but how he fits into the larger tapestry of...
Creator Stephan Franck on Bringing to Life SILVER Vol. 4 with a New Kickstarter Campaign
Stephan Franck is a model of the perfect storm of creativity and endurance. Over the past four years, the comic creator has been working to bring his...
Carrie-Anne Moss on Her Character’s Strength in JESSICA JONES Season 2
In Netflix’s Jessica Jones season 1, actress Carrie-Anne Moss—known for roles in such films as Memento and The Matrix trilogy—portrayed lawyer...
Brian Volk-Weiss on the Rise & Fall of Toy Lines in THE TOYS THAT MADE US
While children the world over have been impacted by the various toy lines that have woven in and out of our consciousness in the last century, the...
Evan Dorkin, Veronica Fish, & Andy Fish on School & the Supernatural in BLACKWOOD
If you grew up reading comics in the 1990s, you know the impact that creator Evan Dorkin had on the medium, especially seen in his seminal Slave...
Rodney Barnes on Lando’s Early Days in LANDO: DOUBLE OR NOTHING
Fans of the Star Wars saga may love Luke Skywalker for his heroic gusto. They may adore Leia Organa for her tenacity, political acumen, and...
Landry Q. Walker & Justin Greenwood on Genre-Blending in THE LAST SIEGE
While often idealized in pop culture, the actual history of medieval society is riddled with downtrodden members of so-called lower classes kept...
Andy Park on Helping Design the Marvel Cinematic Universe
It’s no hyperbole to say that Andy Park, visual development supervisor and concept artist for Marvel Studios, has been instrumental in shaping the...
Creator Robert Feldman on a New CYKO KO Series!
Reading creator Robert Feldman’s Cyko KO! is akin to being transported to a myriad of cartoon and comic book universes that have congealed with...
Vita Ayala, Emily Pearson, & Danny Lore on the Apocalypse & Self-Care in THE WILDS
Post-apocalyptic stories have long been used to make commentary on the world about us and the mechanics of society, but few have used the genre to...