“Fair Page Rates” wants to know how much YOU make
UPDATED WITH CAVEAT: Alex De Campi has pointed out that show ever has put this together used her slide on page rates without crediting...
Ron Wimberly Talks Communities, Creative Play, and the American Myth at SPX
As the Sunday of SPX got started, I had the opportunity to sit down with Ron Wimberly over "breakfast" in the mostly vacant hotel restaurant to discuss his work past, present, and future, what it means to foster community, and how we can adjust the Dream. Wimberly is known for Prince of Cats, She-Hulk, as well as Lighten Up on The Nib. As a note, this is more of a conversation, so expect depth and breadth, not release dates.
INTERVIEW: Artist Drew Johnson on Reinventing Patriotic Superhero “The Shield” for Contemporary America
Yesterday, The Beat brought you an exclusive interview with Adam Christopher and Chuck Wendig, co-writers of the new Dark Circle Comics series The Shield. In...
Glenn Head Talks About Revealing Something Disturbing in “Chicago”
Cartoonist Glenn Head talks about life on the streets of Chicago and what his next memoirs will be about.
INTERVIEW: Writers Chuck Wendig and Adam Christopher on Revitalizing the Spirit of America in...
Archie Comics is out to change the way you think of the stars and stripes.
Although many identify Marvel's Captain America as the premiere patriotic...
MATT CHATS: Zander Cannon on the Hierarchies of Monsters and Benefits of a Smaller...
Zander Cannon has been hard at work on his series Kaijumax in 2015, which he writes, draws, colors and letters. He's delivering odd, amusing, poignant stories about Godzilla-like...
Interview: Troy Little on Recreating “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” for the Panel
Troy Little is an Eisner-nominated artist who took on the monumental task of adapting the American counterculture classic Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas,...
Interview: Marisa Acocella Marchetto’s Ann Tenna and Your Place in the Universe
By Victor Van Scoit
Marisa Acocella Marchetto’s name might be most familiar as a cartoonist for the New Yorker or as the author of the...
The money thing part 1: there is none in writing about comics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8P80A8vy9I
Time to get meta again! The article The Awl by Noah Davis about rising pay rates for online writing gave hope to millions:
Many newer...
Interview: Ben Hatke meditates on friendship in newest graphic novel, Little Robot
Renowned for his wonderful children's series, Zita the Space Girl and last year's Julia's House for Lost Creatures, Ben Hatke is one of the...
Interview: Paul Johnson on “Mercy,” “Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight,” and “The Invisibles”
by Alex Dueben
Paul Johnson worked in comics for a relatively short time, but during those years, the British artist and painter worked with some...
Job watch: courtroom sketch artist takes another crack at Tom Brady today
As we all know, paying jobs for artists can be in short supply. One of the more obscure but potentially full-time gigs is courtroom...
