Tag: Interview
Interview: LEAH WILLIAMS talks SDCC, Ignition Press, and VOYEUR
The Beat chatted with Leah Williams at the San Diego Comic-Con Ignition Press Pavilion, where the writer shared details on Voyeur and more
Interview: John Layman and Rob Guillory reunite for GHOST BRAWLER
The comic creators discuss their supernatural action-comedy that combines boxing, ghosts, and their signature blend of humor and heart.
Interview: Kelly Thompson takes a stab at BUFFY and ANGEL
Writer Kelly Thompson takes a stab at Dynamite's BUFFY and ANGEL series, new takes on the beloved vampire universe
Interview: Theo Prasidis on THE GIRL, THE PRIEST, AND THE DEVIL
Writer Theo Prasidis chats about his new original graphic novel with Dead Sky Publishing, The Girl, The Priest, and The Devil, available now
Interview: Justin Giampaoli and Dave Law explore California’s Central Valley with WESTSIDE Kickstarter comic
A comic that that examines current issues through the eyes of creators who have re-imagined their reality into impactful fiction.
Interview: TeeTurtle’s Ramy Badie on how cute animals slay better together in HERE TO...
Have unicorn, will hunt dragons.
Horror Beat: Old people scream at Hydras in Nick Cutter’s THE DORIANS
The book is out now.
Interview: J.D. Amato and Sophie Morse tap into their childhood experiences for debut graphic...
The Beat chats with the creators about their debut graphic novel inspired by their own childhood experiences.
Interview: Luke McGarry brings his comics work into print for the first time
We chat with the comic creator about to talk about the process behind the collection and much more!
Interview: The NOCTURNALS Return! Dan Brereton Talks Newest Chapter DARKLY
Dan Brereton’s autumnal creatures are back in a crowdfunded 3-part graphic novel.
Interview: Mike Mignola on URI TUPKA AND THE GODS and what he likes drawing...
Mike Mignola talks about his latest project, the future of Yeb the Spoon and what he likes drawing right now
Dreams In Analog: HIRAM DOBBS on how VHS HAVEN Brings The Videotape Back To...
Hiram Dobbs reclaims the VHS as a format for films old and new
