Return To Abadazad: A Conversation With J.M. DeMatteis
The end of CrossGen left people hanging on both sides of the equation. Fans were left wondering how storylines would resolve, and creators, some doing […]
Men Who Find Themselves Drawn Together
Dave Jeser and Matthew Silverstein talk about their twisted animated comedy, Drawn Together.
Mike Allred Turns To The Golden Plates
Originally published in Meridian Magazine, October 29, 2004 The past few years have been very good for comic book creator Michael Allred. With a sense […]
“I’m A Big Believer That You Stick With Your Guys” – Brian Michael Bendis, Part 4
In Part 1, Bendis discussed Daredevil. Part 2, Avengers. Part 3, a smattering of his other work coming from Marvel. Here, though, is the answer […]
“Monkey #@&*@! What the — ” Brian Michael Bendis, Part 3
In Part 1, Bendis discussed Daredevil. Part 2, Avengers. So what’s left? Believe me, Pilgrim, a lot lot more. We picked up by finishing up […]
J. Michael Straczynski and the Gwen Stacy Controversy
This was the summer in which Marvel Comics and writer J. Michael Straczynski (also creator and architect of Babylon 5) promised to really stir things […]
“I Am Hawkeye, And You’ve Killed Me” – More With Brian Michael Bendis
Yes, Part 2, and there’s still MORE, people! As John Coffey might say, “Bendis is killin’ me with his love…” In part 1, Bendis discussed […]
Brian Michael Bendis Talks Daredevil’s ‘Golden Age’
I had a long introduction prepared about how long Brian Michael Bendis and I have been doing e-mail dances, phone tag, and convention appearance promises […]
Review: Shaun Of The Dead
Many is the day we shuffle around, barely aware of our surroundings. Often we run on autopilot, with much of our activity divorced from its […]
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow has everything a fanboy should need… yet it left me just a little cold.
An Interview with Kate Kelton
If you’re a filmmaker, Kate Kelton is the type of actress you want to have with you at every turn. Great to work with, funny, […]
Review: Catwoman
You are a cat! A cat! Give me a meow! Oh, yes, bay-bee, zat is zee whay! Give me a little more, how you say, […]
Writing Hard-Boiled (Egg) Fiction: Cartoonist Frank Cammuso Speaks
Two years ago, while walking through the independent comics alley at Comic-Con, my attention was caught by a guy selling Little Golden Books. On closer […]
Working Magic With Warlock
Writer/Director Greg Pak had been kind enough to let me interview him on his outstanding feature film Robot Stories. When news of Pak, along with […]
Aire, The Real Queen Of Wands
Anyone perusing the funny pages today will find relatively few comics with any kind of edge to them. Syndicated cartoonists have learned that when they […]
Love Means Having To Wear Spandex: Mark Teague Talks SuperGuy
When we first met Mark Teague last summer, he was working the Creative Light Entertainment booth at ComicCon. Sure, there was a picture of him […]
Behind The Cape Of SuperGuy: Director Bill Lae Talks Spandex
A few years ago, two guys laboring in the trenches of television got together to make themselves a movie. Both had writing backgrounds, but had […]
Jeph Loeb Spills News, Not Blood, About Buffy Animated
Two weeks back, the news started leaking that something was happening with the animated version of Buffy. A couple of years ago, some work had […]
Challenging The Unknown With A Master of the Form
If you don’t know Howard Chaykin, it’s because he’s kept a low profile in comics over the past few years. After spending several years working […]
The Jekyll Journals: In The Editing Bay With Joe Vallero
Welcome back to our continuing exclusive look at putting together a horror film. All the footage has been shot and the post-production elves are slaving […]
