Tag: Interview
Podcorn Podcast V4.10 – Amy Reeder and Brandon Montclare Spill the Secrets Behind MOON...
Dig into the brand new MOON GIRL AND DEVIL DINOSAUR on your Thanksgiving eve!
Life With Greg: Swierczynski preps the next arc of Archie’s The Black Hood
Duane Swierczynski put Greg Hettinger, the star of his series from Archie's Dark Circle imprint, through the ringer in the first arc of The Black Hood. Throughout "The Bullet's Kiss" arc, Swierczynski's background as a crime...
INTERVIEW: Tom Taylor Breaks Limbs, Hearts, Universes in GREEN LANTERN: EDGE OF OBLIVION, BATMAN/SUPERMAN
We sit down with Tom Taylor, the master of vestigial limb slicing and universe spanning conflict.
INTERVIEW: Mark Russell’s & Ben Caldwell’s PREZ Wants to Spark a Political Revolution
"I hope that...when people read PREZ, they'll have a laugh. Then, the next week, when someone has sex with a pig...they say 'wait a second, that sounds familiar.'"
INTERVIEW: Anders Nilsen Argues that “Poetry is Useless”
A talk about drawing as exploration and play.
The Beat Podcasts! New York Comic Con coverage from More To Come
Brought to you by Publishers Weekly, it's More To Come, the weekly podcast of comics news, interviews and discussion with Calvin Reid, Kate Fitzsimons and The Beat’s own Heidi MacDonald.
This week, we have a...
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 superhero, the truth is that Jersey boy turned hero Steve...
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 acclaimed graphic memoir Cancer Vixen. Her newly released graphic novel...
SDCC ’15: Bengal on The Narrative of Action and Influences in Manga
Bengal is a comics artist residing in Reims, France. His published work includes Naja, Luminae, and Meka published in the US by Magnetic Press and Batgirl: Endgame and Batgirl Annual #3 (not published at the time of this interview). On the last day of San Diego Comic-Con 2015, I had the good fortune to chat with Bengal, tucked in the back of the very busy Magnetic Press booth.
SDCC ’15: Asaf Hankua & Boaz Lavie Talk Masculinity, Fatherhood, and Endless War in...
The Divine is a new graphic novel published by First Second created by illustrators Asaf Hanuka (The Realist), Tomer Hanuka (Placebo Man), and writer Boaz Lavie. Asaf and Boaz reside in Tel Aviv, Israel while Tomer lives in New York City. On a hectic Thursday afternoon, I was fortunate to talk to Boaz and Asaf about their new book - unfortunately Tomer was unavailable.
SDCC ’15: We talk cape snaps, controversy and cons with the Batgirl of Burnside...
At SDCC '15 I talked with the Burnside Batgirl crew about their creative origins, how the look that launched a thousand cosplays came to be, how to handle creative criticism, and their earliest con experiences.
