Tag: Interview

by Alex Dueben Ray Bilingsley started freelancing professionally when he was twelve years old. A graduate of the School of Visual Arts, where he studied under Will Eisner, Billingsley became the youngest syndicated cartoonist in...

by Alex Dueben Late last year Icon Books released Queer: A Graphic History by Meg-John Barker and Julia Scheele which looks at queer theory and the ideas and people that shaped this way of examining...

For this year’s San Diego Comic Fest, it had a great deal on its plate; A fifth year, a new venue, the announcement of a new Chairman for next year, unseasonal rain, leaking roofs,...

by Alex Dueben One of the more interesting forms of comics that has gained prominence in recent years is “comics poetry” and one of the publications that rose up to take advantage of this form,...

"You don’t see a lot of female mentorship stories. I just want to see a woman teach another woman how to do things."

As America lurches forward to this week’s inauguration of one Donald J. Trump to be the Forty-Fifth President, the country finds itself at a crossroads. For some, the ascension of Trump is a repudiation...

Daredevil, Death of Wolverine and Swamp Thing writer Charles Soule talks about selfishness masquerading as morality in his new book Curse Words from Image Comics.

"As you live your life, you take in whatever pieces of information you can from your culture, the people around you, and it’s related to things going on in the larger theater of the world but it’s really only through your experience and the information you have access to that you’re able to put it together. "

"I think the fact that you can see the moon most nights gives it a familiarity, but we can also take it for granted."

"Syria is a complex country. Before the war it was a modern country, but an extremely corrupt country. Like all the Arab countries. Like all countries."

Calista Brill discusses her cosplay experience and reveals the people she'd like to work with most!

by Alex Dueben Daniel Alarcón’s short story City of Clowns was originally published by The New Yorker  in 2003 and then as part of his collection War by Candlelight. Since then, Alarcón has been acclaimed...