The Duality Of Scott Zakarin
We’ve had an open dialog with Creative Light Entertainment for a couple of years, ever since the filming of Comic Book: The Movie at San […]
Rob Worley’s EPIC Journey To Marvel
It’s been a rocky year for the creators involved in Marvel’s Epic imprint. Designed as a way to break new talent, the project has appeared […]
Dividing Fans And Taking On Dilbert: Kyle Baker Part Two
In part one of our interview, Kyle Baker discussed the process of getting into Plastic Man, on sale from DC Comics this week. But Baker […]
Working Without Anatomy: Kyle Baker On Plastic Man
Sometimes a project and an artist seem destined for each other. While even Kyle Baker admits that a few years ago he wouldn’t have thought […]
Josh Dysart Reveals Secrets Of Gravity
In Part One of this interview, Josh Dysart talked about his experience working on new DC mini-series, The Demon: Driven Out, and his hopes for […]
Written With Blood: Joshua Dysart On The Demon
When DC Comics wanted to revive Jack Kirby’s Demon (Etrigan to his friends), the powers that be knew only one thing: they wanted the book […]
Bubba Ho-Tep
A septugenarian Elvis (Bruce Campbell) lies in his bed in an East Texas rest home, his best days obviously behind him. The world thinks he’s […]
The Men Chronicling Villikon: Bryan J. Kinnaird and Roy Young
In a strange juxtaposition at the San Diego Comic-Con, the WizKids booth sat next to one featuring adult film star Cheyenne Silver. As we gazed […]
A Berserker For His Honor
(editor’s note: contains harsh language. Hey, it’s Harlan Ellison. No way am I censoring him.) “Clifford-you and I are cut from the same cloth. We […]
Review: ‘American Splendor’
It’s Halloween in Cleveland. Five children stand expectantly at a door, dressed as their respective heroes. Superman, Batman, Robin, and the Golden Age Green Lantern […]
The Other Famous Writer From Cleveland
Some people might say that Harvey Pekar has lived a life right out of a comic book. And they’d be right, except that the comic […]
Joe Kelly On The Firing Line Over JLA #83
Interview conducted by Joshua Elder. Politics and superheroes are a potent, yet potentially explosive mix. Just ask Joe Kelly. His most recent issue of JLA […]
Five Star Comic Book Fan: Rob Van Dam
It’s pretty obvious that wrestling and comics have a lot in common. A few years ago, Chaos! Comics even went so far as to publish […]
Crossing Over With Mystere
As the movie industry has started invading Comic-Con, some comic creators have decided to turn the tables. Two such creators are Bryan J. Kinnaird and […]
Speaking From Parts Unknown With Parts Unknown
Many of my noble readers know of my appreciation for masked wrestling. I’ve been tuned into Lucha since I can remember El Solitario and Mil […]
Talking with the Loose-Skinned Demon
Starting out as a one-shot character in a poker game scene on Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Clem (a.k.a. “The Loose-skinned Demon,” according to his billing […]
Danny Strong: Not the King of the Geeks
One of the best parts about Comic-Con for real genre fans is the opportunity to walk through the autograph area and catch a glimpse (or […]
… and in the Lap of Liberty Lass!
In Part One of this interview, model-actress Gina Gatto talked about becoming an action figure. In today’s section, she goes on to discuss her last […]
Under the Boot of the Baroness
One of the most popular booths last summer at Comic-Con belonged to Hasbro. In a pretty clever gimmick, the toy company had set up giant […]
‘Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl’
Sometimes you catch a film critic calling a summer movie “…a real ride!” Which sort of leaves us in an awkward position when Disney releases […]