Interview: Jeremy Whitley Talks ‘SLAY!’ And ‘The Girlfriend Survives’
Welcome to the table, Unique stories with a fun hook will always catch my attention. When they come paired
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Interviews
An Interview With ‘First Freedom’ Writer Angélique Roché
Juneteenth has only been a federal holiday since 2021. It’s been celebrated a lot longer than that, though, and it’s
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Talking ‘Archie & Friends: Space Adventures’ With Dan Parent
Sending teenagers into space — what could go wrong? That’s what Archie, Betty, Veronica and Jughead are about to find
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend, and welcome to a selection of posts from the past week as picked by the editorial
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Talking With Doug Wagner And Daniel Hillyard About Their New Hitchcock-Inspired Horror Comedy ‘Narco’
Doug Wagner and Daniel Hillyard are back and once more unleashing their particular kind of dark, comedic horror in a
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An Interview With ‘Romo The Wolfboy’ Creator Ilya
You’d think circus folk would be better at not passing judgement on others. While Romo is allowed to travel with
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Interview — With Vic Michaelis And Kimia Behpoornia Talk Dropout TV’s ‘Dimension 20: Gladlands’
Welcome to the table, It was so rad to sit down with Vic Michaelis and Kimia Behpoornia to talk comedy, creativity,
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Anton Talks Dropout TV’s ‘Dimension 20: Gladlands’ With Jacob Wysocki And Oscar Montoya
Welcome to the table, It was a ton of fun sitting down with Jacob Wysocki and Oscar Montoya to talk
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The Most Metal Name For A Naval Vessel – Discussing ‘War Of The Worlds: Thunder Child’
H.G Well’s novel War of the Worlds has been told and retold in multiple media for over a century. Titan
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and welcome to another round-up of posts, as selected by myself and my fellow editors. So,
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“A Cross Between John Constantine And A Bin Man” — Talking ‘Herne And Shuck: Power Trip’ With David Barnett And Lee Milmore
Given the violence that was required to turn Herne into Herne the Hunter, it’s not really a surprise that having
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Talking With Ricardo Delgado About ‘Vampyre: A Costa Rican Fairytale’
Some readers may already know of writer Ricardo Delgado for his previous novel Dracula of Transylvania (2023). Others may know
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An Interview With ‘Flip’ Author Ngozi Ukazu
Asking someone to go to a dance with you is a lot different from walking a day in their shoes. Somehow
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Talking ‘Toxie Team-Up’ With Ahoy Comics’ EiC Tom Peyer And Writer Matt Bors
The recent Toxie Team Up miniseries gets collected as a trade paperback this Wednesday, 27th January, from Ahoy Comics. A
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A Shadow-Soaked World Of Secret Cults And Nightmare Creatures: Discussing ‘Spectors’ With Writer Shannon Eric Denton
Cramming monsters, cults, and oddball heroes — oh, and a gatling gun that fires just about anything you can think
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
It’s Saturday, and I’m off on a road trip. But not before cracking the whip and prying a handful of
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Your Anxieties Aren’t Unique — Joseph Karg Talks Curating ‘I Feel Doomed’
If you’re feeling down these days, you’re certainly not alone. From politics to health care concerns to the economy, there’s
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An Interview With ‘The Book Of Murmurs’ Author Candice Purwin
There’s always a risk in reading a scary story before bedtime. In The Babadook, it was the babadook who was
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popluar Posts
That’s right, folks, it’s another round-up of popular posts as chosen by your ever-loving editorial team. First up, as ever,
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An Interview With ‘Frankie And The Curious Cocoon Quest’ Creator Caitlin Rose Boyle
In the latest Frankie Fairy graphic novel, Frankie’s pet woolly bear Tuna has gone missing. As Frankie enlists her mom’s help
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Talking With Garth Ennis About His Newest Sword & Sorcery Satire, ‘Babs: The Black Road South’
This week sees the return of Garth Ennis and Jacen Burrows‘ irreverent, fun-loving, skull-crushing barbarian warrioress, Babs, who is taking
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Interviewing Rae Allen About Dark Horse Comics ‘Carmen Red Claw: Belly Of The Beast’
Welcome to the table, It’s no secret that the storied landscape Hellboy inhabits is one of my favorite places to
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
‘Tis the weekend before Christmas, and that means last-minute shopping. Well, for me anyway. But before I head out to
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Talking ‘Children of the Night’ With Victoria Setian And Savanna Ganucheau
When it comes to fighting vampires, a wooden stake tends to be the weapon of choice. In writer Victoria Setian
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
I don’t know about you, but it feels like Christmas is hurtling towards faster than a speeding bullet. So it’s
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An Interview With ‘John Le Carré: The Circus — Losing Control’ Writer Matt Kindt
Tinker. Tailor. Soldier. Mother? Move over Smiley. It’s time for the mothers to show who gets stuff done in writer
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Something For The Thanksgiving Weekend: Our Weekly Pick Of Posts
As it’s Thanksgiving in America, I let the editorial team off this one weekend of the year and go it
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Ancient Mythology Meeting Modern Storytelling: Discussing ‘Hunters Of Sheydim’ With Writer Jeff Marvin
It’s never good news when the lord of demons, Asmodeus, returns to take physical form. In Hunters of Sheydim, a
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
As I write this, it’s pouring down outside here in Birmingham, UK. Here;’s hoping it’s not as grim where you
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It Flowed Together Pretty Easily – Discussing ‘Gargoyles/Darkwing Duck’ With Creators Greg Weisman and Tad Stones
Two staples of Disney’s 1990s afternoon programing block are teaming up in a new limited comic book series from Dynamite.
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Talking Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Liquidator’ With Writer Peter Milligan
The rules of time travel can be confusing to follow for anyone, let alone the person actually doing the traveling.
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