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The new book is out today via Vault Comics’ middle grade imprint, Wonderbound.
Read MoreThe new book is out today via Vault Comics’ middle grade imprint, Wonderbound.
Read MorePlus, check out an EXCLUSIVE preview of 9 interior pages from the book, which is due out on April 13!
Read MoreErman stops by to talk about music, magic, what can and can’t happen in the world of Witchblood, and much much more…
Read MoreWe talk about what the imprint has in store for year two, how it continues to grow and change, and what Rebecca looks for you in a successful Wonderbound pitch.
Read MoreAhead of the release of the new Vault Comics series, We Ride Titans, the book’s writer Tres Dean took some time out to answer our questions about family, giant monster-kaiju battles, and more.
Read MoreSince The Blue Flame from Vault Comics launched earlier this year, it’s been one of my personal favorite books, scoring one of only four perfect 10 scores awarded to new comics in 2021.
Read More‘If I have a religion, it is culture’ …check out our full interview with writer Mark Russell and artist Benjamin Tiesma about their forthcoming comic, DeadBox #1, out this September from Vault.
Read MoreToday, writer David ‘DB’ Andry stops by to talk to us about the upcoming finale for his Vault Comics series, Resonant #10, as well as to tease some very interesting future projects that are on the way…
Read MoreThe first issue of Barbaric #1 — a new series about a jaded barbarian and an axe that gets drunk on the blood of the immoral — is coming, and it is excellent. Today we have a chat with the book’s writer, Michael Moreci.
Read MoreWe recently chatted with Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, and Nathan Gooden, who are the creative team behind Vault Comics’ first graphic novel, Brandon Sanderson’s Dark One, Vol. 1.
Read MoreWitchblood is the stylish new series out from publisher Vault Comics this month, and today we have an interview with writer Matthew Erman, as well as a special guest appearance by artist Lisa Sterle.
Read MoreToday the creators of Hollow Heart #1 - which is out this week from Vault Comics - stop by to talk about their new book. Check out our interview with writer Paul Allor and artist Paul Tucker.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — This week marks the debut of a new #1 from Vault Comics, which is always something we get excited about here on this website. We get even more excited about it when we’ve read the comic in advance, and when it’s a comic as outright excellent as The Devil’s Red Bride, a gritty and well-researched story of feudal Japan, complete of course with samurai and some truly excellent character-driven plot twists.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — I remember when Fearscape #1 hit in September 2018, and how it felt like a comic that someone had culled from my own subconscious and dressed up with some truly bold storytelling risks topped with excellent command of comics craft.
Read MoreBy Harry Kassen — If you’ve been following the Comics Bookcase Extra Eisners Reading List, you saw me gush about my love for the coloring work of Brad Simpson, and you saw that I specifically cited Black Stars Above as a standout book, and one of my favorites of the past year. With the release of the trade paperback this week, I had the opportunity to talk to Lonnie Nadler and Jenna Cha, the writer and artist of Black Stars Above respectively, to revisit the series and talk about inspiration, process, and future plans.
Read MoreBy Jarred A. Luján — One thing about writer Michael Moreci is that’s he’s ridiculously consistent. Everything from his licensed work to his creator-owned, Moreci has managed to hold down a level of consistently great output for several years. When he teamed up with Vault Comics, he really got to let loose, writing one of Vault’s most popular titles (and it’s first-ever ongoing) with his Hayden Sherman collaboration, Wasted Space, as well as leading the charge with Vault’s horror books by co-writing Mall with Gary Dauberman. In the last year, however, Moreci’s true breakout hit was with one of the best horror comics many of us have ever read: The Plot (co-written with Tim Daniel and illustrated by Joshua Hixson).
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