Interview: Mark Russell on Using Fiction to Discuss War in New Comic Series DOG TAG
In our interview, Dog Tag writer Mark Russell told me that he hope readers take away from the comic "the understanding that people in uniform are...
Interview: John Lees on Romance & Man-Eating Monsters in ORLA!
Dating can be a nightmare, a minefield of performance and expectations and attempting to connect with others without making yourself vulnerable to...
Interview: Kenny Porter on Looking to the Stars in THE NEW SPACE AGE
Ever since we’ve been able to look to the heavens, we have constantly asked “What if?” “Are we alone in the universe?” “Is there...
Interview: David Pepose Hops Into the Mach 5 for New SPEED RACER Series!
"Here he comes! Here comes Speed Racer!" Adjust your helmet. Grab Trixie and Spritle. And buckle up in the Mach 5. Speed Racer is returning this...
First Look: The Yellow-Coated Sleuth Is Back on the Case in DICK TRACY Volume 2!
Back in October, I spoke with writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci about Mad Cave Studios' brand-new Dick Tracy comic book series. (Read the...
Interview: Frank Tieri Asks WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE CRIMSON JUSTICE?
What happens when a hero has had enough? What would prompt a hero to put it all behind and attempt to lead a normal life? What happens to those these...
Interview: Zack Kaplan on the Cosmic Horror of DARK EMPTY VOID
Dabbling in powers not meant for human hands is the bread-and-butter of good science fiction and horror, stretching back to the earliest sci-fi tale...
Interview: Alex Segura & Michael Moreci on Exploring the World of DICK TRACY in New Comic Series
Dick Tracy, the tireless lawman and detective, made his first appearance in comic strips almost a century ago, and has long been a favorite among...
Interview: Fred Van Lente Gets Grimmer in MURDER KINGDOM
Talk to amusement park cast members and they'll give you a variety of answers as to their experiences working with the public and portraying...
Interview: The Team Behind the Comic SKEETERS on Creepy Crawlies & Glorious, Gory Fun
Creepy-crawly horror is some of the most uncomfortable horror to behold--but in a "can't look away" sort of uncomfortable. From Arachnophobia to...