Interview: Hanging Out In The Swordfish Islands With Jacob Hurst
Hello and welcome to the table. As some of you recall I reviewed my personal favorite notebook the Worldbuilder’s Notebook from Swordfish Islands and
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Interview: Talking ‘The Risen’ With Author Wendy Vogel
Welcome to the table. I recently had a chance to sit down with author Wendy Vogel and speak with her
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Creator Confessions: The Critique — A Writer’s Friend Or Nightmare?
It might seem like a paradoxical notion, but the scariest thing one can experience as a new writer is to
Read moreNeil Gaiman Master Class Review
Master Class is a series of online classes taught by the top people in their fields of expertise. Neil Gaiman
Read moreHow To Break Into Comics: Writing
I’m the host of Dreamer Comics Podcast, my name is Omar Spahi. I’ve decided to make it my life mission to help people break
Read moreBatman Is More Of A Fantasy Character Than You Think
[*Spoilers for various Batman stories including Dark Nights Metal (2018), Batman: Knightfall Vol. 1 (2012), The Dark Knight Rises (2012), among others.]
Read moreComic Crossovers Between Companies Can Be Bad For Continuity
[*Spoilers various comics including: Superman Reborn (2017) DC Versus Marvel (1996), and Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man (1976), among others.] Inter-company comic
Read moreWhy Superheroes And Therapy Don’t Really Mix In Comics
[*Spoilers for various stories including: Arkham Asylum: A Serious House On Serious Earth (1989), World War Hulk (2008), Batman: Face
Read moreHow DC’s Doomsday Could Be Improved As A Character
(**Warning of Spoilers for Superman: The Man Of Steel issues 17 and 18 [1992], Superman: In the Name of Gog [2005],
Read moreLooking At Joss Whedon’s Recurring Story Tropes
[**Spoilers for Buffy The Vampire Slayer (1996-2003), Astonishing X-Men (2004-2013), The Avengers (2012), Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. (2013 to Present), and other
Read moreSchools Of Thought On Superman, Part 2: Single Vs. Married Life
Click here for part one. **Warning Of Spoilers For Lois and Clark: The New Adventures Of Superman (1993-1997), and several
Read moreSchools Of Thought On Superman, Part 1: Human Vs. Alien
[*Spoilers in the form of a quote from DC Nation #0 (2018) and comic panels below!] There are different schools
Read moreShould You Read Norse Mythology By Neil Gaiman?
Neil Gaiman is an author who I know more by name than by his work. Admittedly, I was suspicious that
Read more“There Is Always A Blank Page Waiting”: J.K. Rowling Talks Potter And Writing On Twitter
You know it’s a happy day when one of your favorite authors takes to Twitter to answer questions about writing.
Read moreA Cure For The Moonlighting Curse In TV Relationship Dramas
[*Warning: Possible Spoilers for Moonlighting, Castle, and Lois & Clark: The New Adventures Of Superman.] From March 3, 1985 to
Read moreComicon’s 8 Best Comic Writers Of 2017
Welcome to Comicon.com’s inaugural Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of 2017. This year
Read moreDangerous Journalism And Addiction To Tech – Conversations With Anne Nocenti, Part 2
Ann Nocenti has been a part of comics so consistently since the 1980’s as an editor and a writer that
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