NSFW INTERVIEW: Eisner Nominated Jason Shiga dives into the twisted world of DEMON
Hilarious in execution, serious in subject matter, irreverent to human life, and an homage to various science fiction tropes; This only scratches the surface...
INTERVIEW: This IRON GIANT visionary is kickstarting the latest volume of his comic book...
If you don't know Stephan Franck by name, you'll certainly be familiar with his work. The Iron Giant, Despicable Me, Open Season, Osmosis Jones;...
INTERVIEW: How does CALEXIT break apart from the litany of political commentary in comics?
If there's one thing the current administration has given the people, it's fuel for creative fire. Be it political commentary blogs, new Purge movies,...
Derf on how Trumpcare could affect cartoonists
Just as a feel good end to the week, cartoonist John "Derf' Backderf posted on his FB some thoughts about how Trumpcare/ACHA, which the...
Interview: You Might Be An Artist If… you find Lauren Purje’s book all too...
Lauren Purje studied fine art, but in recent years she’s best known for making comics about the art world – most importantly about what...
Interview: Famed Spanish cartoonist Paco Roca talks about history, memory and dreams
In recent years, Paco Roca has established himself as one of the bright lights of Spanish cartooning and the world. Perhaps best known for his 2007 graphic novel Wrinkles about a group of elderly residents in a home that deals in beautiful and heartbreaking ways with dementia and other issues.
The Alan Moore 2016 Christmas Interviews – Part I – “Advertising itself is the...
In what may or may not become a long-standing tradition, Alan Moore has answered questions at Christmas set by the members of a Facebook...
Graphic novelist quits making graphic novels after trying to live on $10k/year for three...
Hannah Berry is a UK cartoonist whose 2010 gn Britten & Brülightly was a well-received mystery tale (and an Angoulême prize nominee when it...
The Five Points Festival Interviews: Cliff Chiang on breaking away from superheroes and embracing...
"I wish I had thought harder about it. Representation is so vitally important...but it takes effort and a lot of self-awareness to push through your own biases."
Interview: Asaf Hanuka balances life and terror in The Realist: Plug and Play
Asaf Hanuka's webcomic The Realist has been running for years with a mix of withering self deprecation, family foibles and the occasional dark realities...
The Five Points Festival Interviews: Matt Rosenberg on fighting HYDRA “from day one” in...
"I don’t want to say that I felt pressured by Marvel or the community to take a stand. I respect them both and would listen to them as best I could, but in the end, this was for me."
The TCAF Interviews – Meags Fitzgerald on Ambidextry, Layout & Translation
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival is one of the most influential and important comic book event in North America. It's mission is to "promote...
























