Baltimore Comic-Con Day 3: Interview with Ryan Fisher
Out of tragedy was born an all ages book to help both kids and adults deal with tragedy. Join me in my discussion with Ryan Fisher about his comic, Torchlight…
Baltimore Comic-Con Day 2: Kevin Eastman Spotlight
Kevin Eastman is responsible for creating the characters that ended up in the cartoon show I was obsessed with as a kid. I spent every dollar I could find on…
Baltimore Comic-Con Day 2: Michael Rowe Spotlight
Christy Blanch, who Comic POW! readers will know as the writer of The Damnation of Charlie Wormwood and the professor behind the MOOC that led to the redesign of this…
Baltimore Comic-Con Day 1: Q&A from Valiant 101: New Fans Start Here Panel
Valiant realized that their characters aren’t quite as well known as those in the Big Two, so they held a panel to introduce new fans to the series. Afterwords they…
Baltimore Comic-Con 2016 Day 1: Interview with Monica Gallagher
When you pass by a booth with as varied a selection as the books at Monica Gallagher’s, you have to stop and ask about the books. In this interview we…
Baltimore Comic-Con 2016 Day 1: Interview with Rob Guillory
On the first day of Baltimore Comic-Con I was able to score two awesome interviews – John Layman and Rob Guillory of Chew. In order to allow them to man…
Baltimore Comic-Con 2016 Day 1: Interview with John Layman
On the first day of Baltimore Comic-Con I was able to score two awesome interviews – John Layman and Rob Guillory of Chew. In order to allow them to man…
From One President to Another: Letter 44
There’s a quote people like to throw around on the Internet, “Never attribute to malice that which can be explained by stupidity.” Some attribute this to Napoleon, but it doesn’t…
Daybreak: First Person Zombies!
I’m back with a look at Daybreak. I’m hoping to be able to get onto a more consistent track, but time will tell if I can manage that at this…
Lost Dogs are All Around Us
The world can be a pretty tough place and in Lost Dogs we see the worst of it. We know there are bad people out there, but we want to…
Being a Teen can be like living in Hell
If I have one criticism of Oh, Hell, it’s that the plot feels rushed. In one volume we meet the main characters, learn of the school in Hell, learn the…