Tag: Edwin Huang

The Beat spoke with 7 creators with experience in both the comic book and video game industries about each medium's unique appeals, the differences between the two businesses, and why there's so much crossover from one industry to the other.

Jim Zub's 2014 is picking up some real speed right now. Most well-known for his series Skullkickers with Edwin Huang and Misty Coats, which is soon heading towards the penultimate arc, he's building up a head of stream to take him straight through into 2015. Alongside his creator-owned fantasy sword-swinging monster-kicking fighty fight series, he's also now writing various projects for DC, Marvel, Dynamite and many others. One of the most interesting things about Zub as a creator, and what first caught my attention, is his openness about his career and creative process. The extensive comic book tutorials on his website offer some brilliant advice on a range of topics, from publicity to building a creative team, and right through to the tricky stuff nobody else talks about - like, for instance money. Which means there's a lot to talk to him about! Ahead of issue #25 of Skullkickers - which you'll get to see preview pages from below - he spoke to me about building Skullkickers, assembling the team, and how he's managed to keep interest in the series so high.

Frequent collaborators on mysteriously short-lived Image projects, Jim Zub and Edwin Huang have been announced as the creative team for a new issue #1 from Image in June, Dark Skullkickers Dark #1. And that's not...

Uncanny is such a strange word to use to describe a comic, much less a range of different comics which tend to feature characters who aren't unexpectedly familiar - they're the X-Men and Avengers,...

Following on from the success of Uncanny Skullkickers #1 next February, Image have announced the launch of a brand new #1 issue in March - Savage Skullkickers, from the creative team of Jim Zub and...