Building ‘A House Divided’: On World Building in a fantasy graphic novel
Author Haiko Hörnig shares some of the concept work that went into miking a new YA graphic novel series.
Matt Chats: Curt Pires shares the WYRD
Curt discusses the supernatural Dark Horse miniseries and shares a free download of the first issue with readers.
MINT CONDITION: Jeff Smith’s BONE (1991)
We all have gaps in our pop culture knowledge, those omissions that elicit gasps from our fellow funnybook connoisseurs. For me, those gaps are...
INDIE VIEW: The ART LIFE revealed
Art Life
By Catherine Ocelot
Translated by Aleshia Jensen
Conundrum Press
Catherine Ocelot is trying to figure things out. You could say that about anyone, of course, but...
The Marvel Retro Rundown: Revisiting X-MEN: GOD LOVES, MAN KILLS in the age of...
We look back at the seminal X-Men tale to see how well it holds up after nearly 40 years, and what the story can tell us about the world today.
DC ROUND-UP: BATMAN THE ADVENTURES CONTINUE has perfect timing
Get ready to hear Batman: The Animated Series voices in your head...you know, more than usual.
Matt Chats: Jim Rossignol on getting carried away with LUDOCRATS and diversifying his creative...
Jim describes co-writing with Kieron Gillen, building a world of ludocracy, and seeing his first comic delayed by the outbreak of COVID-19.
Queerness in Comics: Tackle big ideas with QUEER: A GRAPHIC HISTORY
The informative non-fiction comic covers queer history and theory.
INDIE VIEW: SIBERIAN HAIKU creates magic from nightmares
Siberian Haiku
Written by Jurga Vile
Illustrated by Lina Itagaki
SelfMadeHero
Starting in 1941, Lithuanians endured the first of nearly three dozen mass deportations by order of the...
The Marvel Rundown: Raise some hell on Krakoa with the HELLIONS
Discussion and reviews of this week's new Marvel comics, including Giant-Size X-Men: Nightcrawler #1, Amazing Spider-Man #42, and more!
DC ROUND-UP: BASKETFUL OF HEADS, the escape we need
Plus, the role of superheroes in an uncertain world.
