Matt Chats: Tyler Crook on Fantasy, Horror, and Hand-Drawn Art
HARROW COUNTY artist Tyler Crook discusses trading horror for fantasy with THE STONE KING and reuniting with Cullen Bunn for MANOR BLACK
INTERVIEW: Ward and Kivelä talk Spells and Speakeasys in TOMMY GUN WIZARDS
The new Dark Horse miniseries reimagines the conflict between Eliot Ness and Al Capone with added magical elements.
INTERVIEW: SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME director Jon Watts on making his Spider-Man work within...
Plus the chances of ever seeing Big Wheel in a Spider-Man movie…
Matt Chats: Tyler James Discusses ComixTribe Thriving From Kickstarter
The publisher of ComixTribe discusses building a career in comics through Kickstarter and 5 other sales channels.
INTERVIEW: YESTERDAY writer Richard Curtis on his Beatles-inspired British comedy
The LOVE ACTUALLY filmmaker reveals how Ed Sheeran was as much an influence on the story as the Beatles
INTERVIEW: Gary Dauberman continues the New Line horror tradition with ANNABELLE COMES HOME
How authentic is the movie to the actual cases of Lorraine and Ed Warren?
INTERVIEW: Karl Kesel and David Hahn on their latest Kickstarter, IMPOSSIBLE JONES
The graphic novel follows the light-hearted adventures of a criminal who gains powers and passes herself off as a superhero.
INTERVIEW: Gail Simone and Walter Geovani Discuss Their Deal with the ‘Devil
The Death Defying 'Devil is making his comeback this summer thanks to Simone and Geovani
Interview: Kendra Wells’ REAL HERO SHIT is weird, horny and coming in 2022
Kendra Wells opens up about their first long-form comics work with Iron Circus.
Interview: Danny Lore is a creative force to be reckoned with & QUEEN OF...
The Beat interviews Danny Lore to talk about the Vault series Queen of Bad Dreams, science fiction, and brown agency.
Jon Watts reflects on tackling the events of ENDGAME in SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME
Dealing with "The Blip" and certain deaths without bumming everyone out again
INTERVIEW: Pixar’s Good Luck Charm JOHN RATZENBERGER on Toy Story, opportunity, more
"Having worked with Pixar 24 years, I don't really think it gets any better."
