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We discuss the new Kickstarter from Scott Morse that just so happens to contain a short comic from us!

We chat with collaborators David Bowles, Drew Edwards, and Monica Gallagher about their Texas massacre.

The Kickstarter campaign for Sherlock Holmes and the Empire Builders nears its conclusion.

After a viral trailer, Cheyenne Ewulu finally brings her local comic shop celebration to series. With your help.

We chat with the artist about his pop culture inspirations and how they seep into every aspect of his art.

We chat with the legendary collaborators about filling in the gaps in Dracula's story, one bloody panel at a time.

We've written our first comic, "The Vegetable," which appears in the Kickstarter anthology Pots and Panels.

We chat with the journalist about her latest endeavor and why making criticism physical is necessary.

We spoke with Sal Abbinanti and Remsy Atassi about their new documentary dissecting Alex Ross's most iconic work.

We chat with Barbra Dillon, the Co-Founder and President of Fanbase Press, about their latest Kickstarter endeavor. Welcome to  Creator...

We chat with Brent Fisher and Marcus Jimenez about their new science fiction anthology series.

Aspen Comics co-founder Frank Mastromauro explains how Michael Turner altered the landscape of comics.

We chat with the cartoonist about his latest trip to Altamira, the sci-fi terraformed world of Griz Grobus.

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

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

We chat with the two artists about their new Dracula: The Impaler graphic novel and ask them for their vamp faves.

We chat with the comic collaborators about their monstrous new take on the Bram Stoker classic.

The cartoonist explains his new Kickstarter and how it will help us better understand his bestselling Bone saga.

We chat with the artist about 'The Marvel Art of David Nakayama' and what it's like to revisit his older work.

We chat with comic book attorney and business consultant Gamal Hennessy about his new book and what it can offer you as an artist.