Interview: Anthony Bourdain on His Ultra-Violent New Graphic Novel
Interview: Dylan Horrocks on
Sam Zabel And The Magic Pen, a semi-autobiographicalish comic that deals
with the nature of and relationship between creativity and depression,
kicking things off with a chapter titled “Anhedonia,” an inability to
experience pleasure that arises from melancholy states.
Interview: Gary Sohmers, organizer of Northeast Comic Con, explains why he does it: "As nerds, we have a different mindset — you know you are a nerd if someone is bullying you. But this convention is a safe and fun environment and a creative opportunity to explore our interests."
Interview: Hope Nicholson discusses the anthology
Moonshot, which collects work by 28 Native American creators, and how comics can push back against stereotypes and racism.
Interview: Rob Pereyda, CEO of the U.S. arm of the streaming anime service Viewster, talks about his company’s take on the subscription merchandise package, Omakase.
Interview: Robert Triptow talks about his graphic novel
Class Photo, which has its origins in an old class picture he found under a pile of trash. Class Photo is his first full-length graphic novel — and the first to be sold by a bookstore in his home town of Salt Lake City.
Interview: Zainab Akhtar interviews
Natalie Riess, whose
Space Battle Lunchtime is the first comic to be selected by Oni Press from its open submissions.
