An Interview With ‘Hello Sunshine’ Author Keezy Young
Cell phones aren’t allowed at church summer camp. That’s why when Noah returns home he’s the last to learn Alex
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Interviews
An Opportunity I Couldn’t Pass Up — Discussing ‘The Binti Trilogy’ Folio Edition With Artist David Palumbo
Originally published in 2015, the science fiction story Binti tells the story of a young Himba woman who is accepted
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of Last Week’s Posts
It’s the weekend, and a time to relax. And a time to catch up on some of the posts we’ve
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34th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival: An Interview With ‘Dead Giveaway’ Director Ian Kimble
It seems like only yesterday Jill (Ruby Modine) was planning brunch with her best friend, Lia (Mikaela Hoover). In fact,
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Anything You Can Do I Can Better: Talking ‘Vanessa From Venus Vs. Spellbinder’ With David Roach And Emily Roach
One alien and one alchemist enter the ring. Who will come out victorious? Find out in “Vanessa From Venus Vs
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Something For The Weekend: Our Regular Pick Of Post From The Past Week
With Editor-in-Chief out on a field trip this weekend, we have just the three of us picking three posts each
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Interview: Sara Goetter And Natalie Riess Talk ‘Cryptid Kids’
At the end of The Bawk-ness Monster, Penny and her mom had just moved out of town, leaving Luc and
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An Interview With’ Big-Ass Sword’ Creator Andreas Butzbach
When no other adjective will do, sometimes you’ve just gotta call it like you see it and Big-Ass Sword is,
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An Interview With The Co-Editors Of IDW’s ‘The Twilight Zone’ Series
Perhaps no anthology series has had the impact and longivity that Rod Serling‘s The Twilight Zone has had. True to
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An Interview With ‘Angelica And The Bear Prince’ Author Trung Le Nguyen
Angelica isn’t used to cutting down on extracurriculars. Having found herself burning out lately, though, Angelica has decided to restrict
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Interview: Artist M.K. Perker Discusses ‘The Stoneshore Register’
A giant statue doesn’t just show up in a town overnight, but a reporter looking for answers about that giant
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Interview: Writers Hannah Rose May And Utkarsh Ambudkar Discuss ‘The Guy In The Chair’
What happens when the guy from Ghost and the lady who wrote The Exorcism at 1600 Penn decide to make a comic
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An Interview With ‘Sergio Leone: The Revolution of the Western’ Author Amazing Ameziane
There’s a reason Sergio Leone is lauded as a master of the spaghetti western. From The Good, the Bad and
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Interview: Take A Trip To The Digital RPG Secondary Markets With Joe Paxton
Welcome to the table, As is the nature of most hobbies, there are all sorts of things that you can
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Talking ‘Red Dragon’ With Rob Williams, Steve Yeowell, And Patrick Goddard
The last time Red Dragon appeared in the Prog it was the ’80s. Now original artist Steve Yeowell, along with
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An Interview With ‘Marian Heretic’ Writer Tini Howard
Marian may be a heretic, but that doesn’t mean the Church of the Holy Father won’t use her to do
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welsome to the weekend and another round up of psost as chosen by our Editorial team. Autumn is definitely on
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We Comfort Ourselves With Nostalgia — Discussing Mad Cave’s ‘Xero’ With Vaho And Felipe Flores
Being stranded in a shopping mall is either your idea of Heaven or Hell, depending on your age. That’s the
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An Interview With ‘The Cramps: A Period Piece’ Writer-Director Brooke H. Cellars
Agnes (Lauren Kitchen) is used to letting her mom (Brooklyn Woods) tell her what do. When a job opens up at
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‘Death To Pachuco’ Writer Henry Barajas Talks Noir, Zoot Suits, And Chavez Ravine
The first time I heard about the Zoot Suit Riots was probably watching Luis Valdez‘s 1981 film, Zoot Suit. Now for
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Past Week’s Posts
Erik Amaya chose: “In Space, No One…” Returns Alien: Earth To The Cinema by Austin Gorton Talking Rogue Trooper: Ghost
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Talking ‘Rogue Trooper: Ghost Patrol’ With Alex De Campi And Neil Edwards
Whether you’ve been a Rogue Trooper fan for years or are only coming to the strip in light of the
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An Interview With ‘Chief Of War’ Costume Designer Caroline Eselin
Often, TV turns to fantasy for large-scale stories, but real history can be just as epic. The proof is in Chief
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The Foundation Of Our Entire Western Civilization — Jean-Pierre Pécau Discusses ‘Caesar’s Spy’
Prolific French writer Jean-Pierre Pécau has spent much of his career writing graphic novels about history. His latest creation, Caesar’ Spy
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Talking ‘Harley Quinn x Elvira’ With Co-Writer Jimmy Palmiotti
What happens when the Mistress of Darkness crosses paths with Harley Quinn? If you believe Amanda Conner‘s cover for the
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An Interview With ‘Invisible: The (Sort of) True Story Of Me And My Hidden Disease’ Author David Soren
As much as it would be convenient if “seeing was believing,” there are plenty of challenges in life that are
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Talking ‘Strangers On A Train’ With ‘Criss-Cross’ Author Stephen Rebello
It never hurts to revisit a film you haven’t seen in years. While I remember thinking Strangers on a Train
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Something For The Labor Day Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
It’s the weekend and for my American chums, that means a long weekend with Labor Fay this Monday. For me,
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The Rise, Fall, And Rebirth Of Tokyopop – AnimEigo Releases Episode 7 Of ‘The Anime Business’
AnimEigo and parent company MediaOCD have released episode 7 of The Anime Business, a documentary series featuring interviews with a
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Jesse Lonergan Talks ‘Miss Truesdale And The Rise Of Man’
Welcome to the table, Miss Truesdale and the Fall of Hyperborea was one of my favorite books in recent years.
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An Undeniable Universality To Myth: Talking ‘Outer Lands’ With Writer Matthew Arnold
Matthew Arnold has written for television’s Siberia and Emerald City as well as the graphic novel Eden. His new graphic
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