INTERVIEW: Rotante & Williams on what makes BETTY & VERONICA: THE BOND OF FRIENDSHIP...
The creative team discusses how their new Betty & Veronica graphic novel differs from previous interpretations of the characters, and what they each think the other brings to the project.
INTERVIEW: Mike Allred talks his new Dark Horse series, X-RAY ROBOT
Allred discusses what inspired his work on X-RAY ROBOT, why he made certain character choices, and what readers should know before they pick up the series.
Interview: HEARTBEAT’s Maria Llovet on erotic decadence and visceral horror
Erotic Horror has a new queen.
Matt Chats: Ken Garing on the classic comic book roots of GOGOR
The writer/artist of the high fantasy comic describes his classic comics influences and reaching a YA market with an Image comic.
INTERVIEW: B. Mure says crafting the world of ISMYRE feels like “building a model...
Exploring the real-world themes in this fantastical series with cartoonist B. Mure.
INTERVIEW: Vita Ayala and Harvey Tolibao on MAGIC: THE GATHERING: CHANDRA
The latest Magic: The Gathering series from IDW spotlights the fire-wielding planeswalker.
INTERVIEW: In ALMOST AMERICAN GIRL, the universal language of comics connected Robin Ha to...
Coming-of-age in the South and learning to embrace the Korean-American identity.
INTERVIEW: Pak & Favoccia on the first STRANGER THINGS all-ages graphic novel
The writer and artist discuss their work on STRANGER THINGS: ZOMBIE BOYS, and what it took to bring the hit Netflix property to a younger audience.
GRAPHIC NOVEL CLUB: How history, family, and Yiddish influence THE OKAY WITCH
Brian Hibbs talks to Emma Steinkellner about her middle grade graphic novel about a teen witch coming of age!
Birdcage Bottom Books takes a slow and steady course in conquering the comics world
Birdcage Bottom Books is one of those publishers that quietly goes about its business. Never splashy, and spare in its releases when compared to...
INTERVIEW: Kazoo editor Erin Bried makes some noise about Noisemakers!
If you’re anything like me, the idea of a quarterly magazine aimed at young girls with the intent to empower them and show them...
INTERVIEW: Megan Huang on illustrating JIA AND THE NIAN MONSTER for Dark Horse
The graphic novel adapts an ancient Chinese legend about a destructive creature and the person who stood up to it.
