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We review the new cosmically gothic horror comic from James Tynion IV and Christian Ward.

We chat with the writers about their new graphic novel and how it embraces its beautiful medium.

We chat with the cartoonist about concluding his first Transformers arc and its inability to escape humanity.

We chat with the cartoonist about mechs and why every artist should exorcise their retail worker demons.

We chat with Zoop's co-founder and CEO about his mission and the creation of comics for introverts like us.

We chat with Paul Cornell and Rachael Smith about their cryptozoological mystery and the power of silliness.

We break down the final issue of the iconic Spider-Woman run with the Angouleme award-winning writer.

We chat with Chris Weston about resurrecting Time Breakers and the brilliance of Rachel Pollack.

We discuss comic book math and the value of harrowing animal adventure with two unbeatable storytellers.

The digital comic book store and reader app add another publisher to its radical roster.

We chat with Publisher Hunter Gorinson and Editor-in-Chief Sierra Hahn about everything else happening at Oni Press.

We chat with the journalist turned comics maker about closing doors and keeping them unlocked.

We chat with Becky Cloonan and Tula Lotay about their erotic supernatural horror romance.

Festival founders Steve Morger and Arno Lapeyre share their passion for comics with us, and it's damn inspiring.

We chat with Tom Peyer about his latest trip to 'The Wrong Earth' and what else he's cooking at Ahoy Comics.

We're chatting about the kitchen sink Western with the 'That Texas Blood' duo. Full spoilers! Yee-haw!

With the sixth issue complete, we reflect on the Energon Universe's first Cybertron saga. Thank the Metal.

Wonder Con programming materializes, and we're plotting our star chart.

We plunge into the classic storyline with the writer and consider what separates Supergirl from her cousin.

Morlocks, Merlin, Morgan Le Fay, Oh My! We chat with James Aquilone and Zac Atkinson about their Dirty Dozen.