Peter Hogan & Steve Parkhouse on Belonging in RESIDENT ALIEN: AN ALIEN IN NEW YORK
Since his first appearance in Dark Horse Comics’ Resident Alien: Welcome to Earth! in 2012, Harry, an extraterrestrial who has crashed and found...
David Barnett on the Power of Music in PUNKS NOT DEAD
Music is a powerful force in the world, one that can unite disparate people, galvanize groups and causes, and inspire individuals to transcend their...
Jimmy Palmiotti on the Kickstarter for KILLING TIME IN AMERICA
We live in a world populated, in part, by awful people who make awful choices every day. We can’t deny this, nor should we. In art, creators sort...
Josh Trujillo & Cara McGee Go Back to Gym Class in DODGE CITY
Ah, gym class: a veritable minefield filled with shy, awkward interactions, attempts at making one's arms and legs do various exercise regimens, and...
Gerry Duggan & David O’Sullivan on Digital Transparency in ANALOG
The proliferation of technology and the rapidity with which it has advanced in the last couple decades have alternately expanded and narrowed our...
Erik Burnham on Samhain, “Crossing Over,” & All of the Ghostbusters!
The Ghostbusters extended universe of characters is experiencing a Renaissance over at IDW Publishing, producing a whole bevy of Ghostbusters comics...
Ken Niimura Brings Culinary Joy in UMAMI
Comics, just like other media, offer a wide bevy of types of stories for a wide range of readers and those readers’ varying tastes. However, while...
Jimmy Palmiotti & Justin Gray Spin Genres in CELL BLOCK EARTH AND OTHER STORIES
Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray are comic industry professionals who are unquestionably some of the best storytellers in the business, their names...
Max Fiumara on Building the Past & the Present in DOCTOR STAR
Throughout his various Black Hammer tales for Dark Horse Comics, one of the primary themes that writer Jeff Lemire explores time and again is legacy...
Creator Marcellus Hall on the Music of Life & New York in KALEIDOSCOPE CITY
Life can feel monotonously linear at times. We wake up, trudge to work, eat, sleep, repeat. However, illustrator Marcellus Hall challenges that view...