NYCC 2022: Catching Up With `Hell Is A Squared Circle’ Writer Chris Condon
New York Comic Con’s Artist Alley is packed with enough creative talent to tell all manner of stories for decades.
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Read moreA shorter edition this week, but still a good selection including interviews, reviews and a bit more. Sometimes less is
Read moreI had a chance to sit down with Brian Volk-Weiss at the Nacelle booth at New York Comic Con 2022
Read moreA new collection of contemporary takes on the classic character, Popeye, is currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter. And, as a fan
Read moreWords like “legacy” tend to be associated with big deeds and accomplishments (and those deserve recognition), but sometimes it’s the
Read moreGreg Weisman is the creator of the Disney cartoon Gargoyles (1994-1997). He is also a writer of various other television
Read moreA day later than usual, but Sunday is still the weekend. And, who knows, you might have even more time
Read moreIt’s not just that horror films have had queer themes or that queer creators are responsible for some of the
Read moreWith more than 25 prose and graphic novels under her belt – including Batman: White Knight Presents: Harley Quinn, Katana
Read more“Someday My Prince Will Come,” is a song from Disney’s Snow White, not Sleeping Beauty, but man, if those lyrics don’t
Read moreWelcome to the table. Recently I have had a chance to sit down with Joshua Gillingham and talk about his upcoming Kickstarter
Read moreEva couldn’t care less about dating, but when an opportunity to make her mom stop asking about her love life
Read moreTake the energy of a history-loving show like The Librarians, and add in a talking dog, and that’s kind of
Read moreNature’s Labyrinth is a new series from Mad Cave Studios due out November 2, 2022. In the series, eight felons
Read moreKayden Phoenix and her creative team are launching the world’s first Latina superhero team at next month’s New York Comic
Read moreI recently had the opportunity to sit down (virtually) with Judas, one half of Media by Moonlight, a small business
Read moreAnother weekend and another round up of some of the more stand out posts from the past week that grabbed
Read moreFrom the creation of Booster Gold to the death of Superman, Dan Jurgens has done it all. He has written
Read morePeter Cannon, the Lightning Vessel of the Awakened from the shuttered Charlton Comics, is back in a new origin story
Read moreIn 2020, Dynamite kicked off two titles in parallel – Red Sonja: The SuperPowers and Vampirella: The Dark Powers. Now those
Read moreMultiple Eisner Award-nominee Pornsak Pichetshote, known for his work on The Good Asian, Daytripper and The Unwritten, recently joined the
Read moreSaturday’s here and that means another selection of popular posts from across the week and from across the popular cultural
Read moreFrom his collaborations with Neil Gaiman on The Sandman and Violent Cases to his seminal work painting 120 pages for
Read moreWriter/artist/colorist Declan Shalvey is one of the creative talents behind titles like Immortal Hulk: Flatline (2021) and Bog Bodies (2020). Shalvey has
Read moreIn Tim Seeley’s newest series, The Roadie, long-time heavy metal band stagehand Joe D. gets pulled back to his old
Read moreDeadly Class may be almost over, but you won’t have to wait long for artist Wes Craig‘s next project. The
Read moreWriter Jim Zub returns to his sword and sorcery roots in the upcoming Unbreakable Red Sonja, which will hit comic
Read moreAfter finding phenomenal success drawing Venom, artist Ryan Stegman re-teams with writer Donny Cates on a new creator-owned series Vanish.
Read moreAnother pick of popular posts to share with you this weekend from the past week of news, previews and more…
Read moreNew America is a politically charged new comic book miniseries debuting on comiXology tomorrow, Tuesday 23rd August. Set in the
Read moreAnother weekend and another selection of popular posts from the past week: First up are the regular columns that seem
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