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INTERVIEW: The creative team behind HEATHEN chats about the series’ anticipated return

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Vault’s acclaimed series is making a comeback this month
green monk comic

Matt Chats: Brandon Dayton on GREEN MONK: BLOOD OF THE MARTYRS, his take of...

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The cartoonist describes how GREEN MONK transformed from an under-the-radar minicomic to Image Comics graphic novel.
Flame Con 2020

INTERVIEW: New Flame Con Chair Maya Bishop hopes to create a more inclusive, accessible...

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Here's how Maya Bishop and the Flame Con team hope to improve accessibility and inclusion at the sixth annual show.

INTERVIEW: Rotante & Williams on what makes BETTY & VERONICA: THE BOND OF FRIENDSHIP...

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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

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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.
GOGOR comic

Matt Chats: Ken Garing on the classic comic book roots of GOGOR

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The writer/artist of the high fantasy comic describes his classic comics influences and reaching a YA market with an Image comic.
Ismyre series

INTERVIEW: B. Mure says crafting the world of ISMYRE feels like “building a model...

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Exploring the real-world themes in this fantastical series with cartoonist B. Mure.

INTERVIEW: Vita Ayala and Harvey Tolibao on MAGIC: THE GATHERING: CHANDRA

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The latest Magic: The Gathering series from IDW spotlights the fire-wielding planeswalker.
Almost American Girl cover

INTERVIEW: In ALMOST AMERICAN GIRL, the universal language of comics connected Robin Ha to...

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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

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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

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Brian Hibbs talks to Emma Steinkellner about her middle grade graphic novel about a teen witch coming of age!

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