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 […]
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Written With Blood: Joshua Dysart On The Demon
DC wanted The Demon to be edgier. Joshua Dysart took that mandate and ran with it for an Etrigan who is too fast and furious…
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 […]
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 […]
SDCC 2003: Mish’al’s Friday Comic-Con
If you’re into mecha and manga and Star Wars and bears oh my, then really, Mish’al’s reports are for you. Much deeper into panels and […]
Five Star Comic Book Fan: Rob Van Dam
The fine line between wrestling and comics fans blurs as Rob Van Dam opens his own comics shop — and talks about his love for the medium!
Comic-Con 2003: The Other Side Of Comic-Con
Comic-Con is so much more than just comics. It’s everything you’ve ever seen as a child (or a grown up child) meshed into one fun experience.
Crossing Over With Mystere
Cheyenne Silver talks about crossing over with Mystere, a graphic novel character she hopes will bring mainstream success.
Moments with a Giant in Fandom
Pardon the personal recollection. But when I first started really understanding that there was such a thing as fandom, my big guide-post was the fanzine […]
At Long Last Snake
In perhaps the single-most embarassing (so far) lag time in Fanboy Planet deadline history, we ran the first two parts of this interview with Hurricane […]
Parker Smart: Babes, Guns, and Nanenes
I admit it. After Comic-Con, we got swamped by the pressures of real life. Five days of feeling like we belonged, and we’re still paying […]
Return To The Hurricane
Yesterday, in part one of our interview, husband and wife team Bill O’Neill and Jan Utstein-O’Neill talked about how they forged a publishing company that […]
Inside The Eye Of The Hurricane
Even if you’ve never picked up a copy of Violent Messiahs, you’ve seen its alleged hero, Citizen Pain. Over the last couple of years, the […]
Brian Posehn: Be a Little More Funny, Please…
On hand as just another Con attendee, writer/actor/comedian Brian Posehn had the misfortune to be walking by as we interviewed Tom Kenny. Though he protests […]
Mark Waid Speaks
It’s been a tumultuous year and a half for Mark Waid. After penning some of the most highly regarded superhero books in the past decade, […]
An Interview With Myatt Murphy
A few months ago, the office of Fanboy Planet received an e-mail touting a brand-new comic publisher. We’d never heard of the people involved, but […]
An Interview With Jeph Loeb
In the late eighties, a bizarre but intriguing mini-series about a bizarre but intriguing DC team hit the stands. That book, Challengers of the Unknown, […]
Comic-Con 2001: Fire Wing Force
How do you get your creative project into the public eye? Sometimes it’s a matter of blind luck, force of will, and sometimes just a […]
