Kickstarting Comics: Talking With Curt Pires About New Graphic Novel ‘The Objectivist’
Writer Curt Pires has a new — and highly successful —Kickstarter campaign running at the moment for an all-new graphic
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Interviews
Animeigo Announces Episode 21 Of Documentary Series ‘The Anime Business’
Anime distributor AnimEigo and parent company MediaOCD have released the latest episode of The Anime Business on YouTube featuring an
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Something For The Halloween Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another selection of news, reviews and more, as chosen by us, the dedicated editorial team
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LICAF 2026: An Interview With Bill Sienkiewicz
The Lakes International Comic Art Festival (LICAF) took place recently, and after so many years of hearing only good things
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Talking ‘Josie And The Pussycats: Rock On!’ With Jamie L. Rotante And Holly G!
Of course, Josie and the Pussycats are headlining Riverdale’s first Girlz Rock music festival. To ask anyone else would’ve been
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An Interview With ‘Don’t Be Scared’ Creators Saadia Faruqi And Shadia Amin
Riz’s dad’s dream might be for his son to become a doctor, but that’s not the future Riz sees for
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Canto Returns! — David M. Booher And Drew Zucker Discuss ‘The Clockwork Chronicles’
Action! Suspense! Adventure! Set sail with Canto across the Mechanical Sea! In this all-new ongoing series, the small knight with
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An Interview With ‘Youth’ Costume Designer Camille Benda
You’ve seen her dress stars from Jason Mamoa (The Last Manhunt) to Ben Wishaw (Lilting). For her latest project, Camille
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
A shorter one this weekend with just Erik Amaya and me on hand to choose three posts each from the
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Luke Cage Goes South — S.A. Cosby Talks ‘Truth To Power: A Luke Cage Marvel Crime Novel’
Marvel may be best known for its comics, but the company has also branched out into novels. One of the
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NYCC 2026: The Pressure Of Creating New Characters — Tom Reilly And Ben Abernathy Discuss ‘G.I. Joe’
Even though other franchises have been introduced into the Energon Universe, the major pillars are still Transformers and G.I. Joe.
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NYCC 2026: Robert Kirkman Describes The Unexpected Ways Fans Influence The Energon Universe
Robert Kirkman is the architect behind Skybound’s highly successful Energon Universe. He was there on day one writing the surprising
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Talking ‘Navigating With You’ Vol. 2 With Jeremy Whitley And Felia Hanakata
Every relationship gets tested at some point or another but to say Gabby and Neesha weren’t expecting to be challenged
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Talking ‘The Scream! Halloween Special 2026’ With Zoe Tunnell And Chloe Brailsford
What’s worse than a 9 to 5? What about a job that technically occurs while you’re asleep? The Severance vibes
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Talking With Dan Panosian About His New Marvel Series ‘Wolverine Paradise’
The X-Men’s Wolverine is a character on every creator’s hit list. And it just so happens that Dan Panosian —
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Trains Don’t Always Stick To Tracks: An Interview With ‘Nocturnal Whispers’ Creator Bong Redila
A place where paper planes can be found in the sky, and trains don’t always stick to tracks. This is
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend, where we bring you a selection of reading suggestions from the past week here on Comicon.com,
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An Interview With ‘Star Trek: Deviations — Evermore’ Writer Claudia Gray
All is not right on the U.S.S. Enterprise, and Edgar Allan Poe is to blame. In the latest one-shot in
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Kickstarter Campaign: Talking ‘Death Of Comics Bookcase’ Vol. 2 With Zack Quaintance And Luke Horsman
Every anthology needs a good host. Tales of the Crypt had the Cryptkeeper. Death of Comics Bookcase has a sinister
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An Interview With ‘The Dog Knight’ Writer Jeremy Whitley
For some, learning there’s a team of superhero talks out there called the Pawtheon won’t come as a surprise but
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Interview — Cyrille Pomès Talks ‘Hellboy In Hell: Nothing But Blood’
Welcome to the table, Few moments in comics hit me as hard as the death of Mike Mignola‘s Hellboy. Even
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Talking With Matt Wagner And Kelley Jones About ‘Dracula Book IV: The Undead’
With Matt Wagner and Kelley Jones bringing down the coffin lid on their Dracula magnum opus, currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter,
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Talking Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Momo’ With John Cusack And Ignacio Noé
When you’re short on cash, and there’s a guy trying to kill you hot on your trail, bad options start
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Interviewing Steve Niles About His New Prose Collection ‘Cal McDonald: Plague Of Evil And Other Stories’
With Steve Niles resurrecting his ghoul-chasing gumshoe detective, Cal McDonald, for thirteen all-new stories in a new collection — Cal
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EXCLUSIVE: Mark Millar Talks About His Plans For Superman And Much More
A week or so ago, Comicon.com Senior Editor Olly MacNamee organised a second comic con in his local area. It was not
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An Interview With ‘Murder At The Movies’ Author And TCM Host Alicia Malone
Audrey knew running a movie theater wouldn’t be easy, but a patron getting murdered on opening night is a level
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The Only Theme Is Diversity: Meeting The Talent Behind New Publisher Comicsburgh
Starting any company is a tall task, but founding an entirely new comic book publisher with a full slate of
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Erik Amaya gives us these: Comics Superstar Joshua Cassara Passes Away At Age 46 by Tony Thornley Anton Talks The
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Anton Talks ‘The Adventures Of He-Man And Porter’ #1 With Stephan Pastis And Will Henry
Welcome to the table, Join me as I sit down with author Stephan Pastis and cartoonist Will Henry to talk
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Talking ‘The Bride Of Frankenstein Lives’ With Kelly Thompson And Mattia De Iulis
If the title The Bride of Frankenstein Lives sounds a little contrary to how the 1935 movie ends, that’s because
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Beyond ‘The Twilight Zone’: An Interview With ‘Serling’ Author Alan Sepinwall
With movies, attention tends to be paid to directors, not screenwriters, but on television, writers are sometimes shown a little
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