Chris Sebela discusses the rerelease of High Crimes, the comic that put him and artist Ibrahim Moustafa on the map, about the symbolism of Everest, optioning his work, and the realities of making comics.
The Gifted S2E15 “Monsters” – Tearful Reunitings as All Sides Prepare for War
The flashback for the penultimate episode of season (and likely the season, given The Gifted’s ratings) features John/Thunderbird in bed with Clarice/Blink, who was killed at the end of the last episode. Clarice discusses when she was the Brotherhood, which might be the first reference to the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. She says that when […]
The Gifted S2E14 “calaMity” – A Big Death on a Bad Day for the Mutant Underground
In one of the most action-heavy episodes to date every storyline in The Gifted comes to a head, for better or worse.
Matt Chats: Shaun Simon on Magic in Storytelling and Settling in with Wizard Beach
Shaun Simon discusses letting go of what he should be writing and focusing on fun with Boom Studio’s Wizard Beach.
The Gifted S2E13 “teMpted” – Strucker Secrets & Morlock Mediocrity
Lauren and Andy’s connection actually reaps a good storyline, but the Morlocks subplot disappoints.
Matt Chats: Rich Douek on Worldbuilding, Assembling a Creative Team, and Swinging His ‘Wailing Blade’
Writer Rich Douek discusses developing a fantasy world, accommodating setbacks, and how ComixTribe’s Wailing Blade changed in the making.
The Gifted S2E12 “hoMe” – Bad Becomes Worse and a New Normal sets in
The Mutant Underground loses hope while their enemies amass power.
Matt Chats: Declan Shalvey on Wolverine, Injection, Learning from Scripting Comics, and Why He Brings up ArtCred Less
Superstar artist Declan Shalvey discusses taking over on Return of Wolverine, the status of Injection, his experience writing comics, and more.
The Gifted S2E11 “meMento” – A Couple Reunites While a Family Breaks Apart
Check out the latest events of The Gifted on a strong episode focused on some of the most compelling characters.
Matt Chats: NHOJ on 1300 Daily Comics and 2018’s Effect on Making Art
Cartoonist NHOJ opens up about the tumultuousness of 2018’s effect on making comics, the increased sense of nihilism in his work, and passing 1000 Daily Comics.
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