Ted Naifeh most people fans don’t know him despite his wide range of contributions, especially for young girls. Debuting as an artist for the gothic […]
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Donny Cates: Learning To Overcome The Greats
Donny Cates, for non-comic readers this sounds like a name that came out of nowhere. That’s because, he’s been in the deepest parts of the […]
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Mark Millar: The Turnabout Success Stories
Mark Millar, known for Kick-Ass and Kingsmen: The Secret Service; he’s also responsible for a lot of controversies like Civil War. But did you know […]
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Louise Simonson: Sharing the Spotlight
Louise Simonson, multiple award winning writer, co-creator of Cable and Apocalypse, wife of Walt Simonson. That last part is actually how some people today know […]
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Jeph Loeb: The Humanity of the Unordinary
Jeph Loeb, that’s a name no one who follows comics will ever forget. He’s a writer who has made some of the most character defining […]
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Viet Comics Triumph As Truyen
Viet Comics…have gone through some recognition since this post first got published. Originally, nobody knew about truyện tranh, but nowadays they’re trending searches. Let’s look […]
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Mariko Tamaki: How To Break Out of Preconceptions
Mariko Tamaki, it’s a name that a few people couldn’t help but feel iffy about. On the one hand she tells great creative writing graphic […]
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Comic Imprints vs. Outsourcing: Which Is The Most Appealing?
Special thanks to DC for providing image materials from one of DC Ink’s last graphic novels.
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Warren Ellis: Rediscover Your Humanity
Most people probably know about Warren Ellis from the Castlevania Netflix series. Some of them likely know his look into superhero fiction with The Authority […]
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Jason Aaron: How To Reconstruct A Deconstructed Identity
Looks like everybody is going crazy over what they think they know about something. That’s something Jason Aaron struggles with for a good part of […]
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