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...
Gerry Duggan on Preparing for Battle in INFINITY COUNTDOWN
The six Infinity Stones are some of the most powerful relics of the Marvel Universe, each giving the user ultimate control of power, the mind, the...
Daniel Kibblesmith on Character & Companionship in LOCKJAW
One of the most well-known members of Marvel’s Inhuman cast of characters is the teleporting dog Lockjaw: sweet, loyal, and brave, he steals the...
Phillip Sevy, Collin Kelly, & Jackson Lanzing on Lara’s Journey in TOMB RAIDER: INFERNO
Lara Croft’s life has transformed with the death of her father at the hands of the secret organization known as Trinity, which poses a threat to...
Aaron Gillespie & Scott Snyder on Tackling the Unknown in NEW CHALLENGERS
Even before DC Comics’ Dark Nights: Metal miniseries concluded, the publisher promised a “New Age of Heroes,” with a focus on new characters...
Matt Kindt on Fantasy & Family in ETHER: THE COPPER GOLEMS
With their 2016 Dark Horse Comic Ether, writer Matt Kindt and artist David Rubin brought readers a fantasy tale that mixed high adventure, questions...
Dan Abnett on Sorcery & Sovereignty in AQUAMAN
Aquaman’s Atlantis has experienced some tumultuous changes in government over the years, but none may have been as catastrophic as that of Corum...