Writer Henry Barajas talks HELM GREYCASTLE #1 - A Kickstarter Interview
Today’s Kickstarter Interview is with writer Henry Barajas, who was generous enough with his time to talk to us about his new Kickstarter project, Helm Greycastle #1.
Read MoreToday’s Kickstarter Interview is with writer Henry Barajas, who was generous enough with his time to talk to us about his new Kickstarter project, Helm Greycastle #1.
Read MoreJacob Dean Murray is the writer of a new book from Source Point Press called The Eighth Immortal, and today he has taken some time out to tell us all about it.
Read MoreWriter Kat Calamia is always working hard to get the word out about stellar comics, while at the same time writing her own stories. Her most recent project is Like Father Like Daughter #7.
Read MoreTitan by François Vigneault is getting a new U.S. edition this week, and in the run-up to the release of the book, Vigneault was kind enough to take some time out to discuss it with Comics Bookcase.
Read MoreTyrell Cannon — the artist on the new Kickstarter project, Beef Bros — stops by to talk about bringing to life this over-the-top satirical project that is unique within the world of superheroes.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — Today’s Kickstarter Interview is with writer/artist Marco Rudy, whose new book RDW: A Tale of Lost Fantasy is on Kickstarter now. There’s a lot to like about this book — from the inspirations to the execution — but if you’re anything like me, the first thing you’ll notice is the incredible vision in the artwork. It’s really stunning stuff. You can read my conversation with Marco below, and then when you’re done you can head over to the RDW: A Tale of Lost Fantasy campaign page to back this book.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — Today’s Kickstarter Interview sees writer Morgan Rosenblum (who is also an editor with Heavy Metal) talking about his new project, Winds of Numa Sera, an elaborate fantasy story that uses real history to construct a world that feels vivid and authentic. This is a very ambitious project with gorgeous art, and I had a chance to discuss it with Morgan of late. You can read our conversation below, and then when you’re done, you can head over to the Winds of Numa Sera campaign page to back it.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — We have a hot (heh) new Kickstarter Interview today, this one with Jonathan Thompson, the write of the newly-live campaign for Burn Residue (remember a second ago when I called it hot?). You can read my chat with Jonathan about the book below, and then when you’re done, you can head over to the Burn Residue campaign page to back this project…
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — We’re back today with a new Kickstarter Interview, wherein writer Rylend Grant talks about his recently-launched campaign, The Peacekeepers 1 and 2. Rylend describes this new project as a quirky crime drama (not unlike Fargo, No Country For Old Men, True Detective, etc.), and today he’s taken the time to elaborate on it with us. Read our interview below and then head to The Peacekeepers campaign page to back it.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — Next month, George P. is bringing back his slice-of-life Webtoon comic Typical Campus, with long-time series artist Ana Martinez as well as some guest collaborators. In advance of the return of Typical Campus, I had a chance to chat with George. We talked about the comic, choosing Webtoon, and meeting the readers where they are. You can check out our conversation below, before heading over to Webtoon to get caught up on Typcial Campus.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — For today’s Kickstarter comics interview, I spoke with writer Andrew Clemson, who recently launched (and rapidly funded!) a new book called Damsel from D.I.S.T.R.E.S.S., which is illustrated by Mauricio Mora and lettered by Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou. The concept for this book is basically D&D meets The Man from U.N.C.L.E., or if you prepare alliteration — elves meets espionage. You can read our chat about the book below, before heading over to the campaign page to back the book.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — Today’s Kickstarter Interview sees myself in conversation with Toren Chenault about the new sci-fi anthology, A Cold Dark Universe. This is an exciting project, being brought to life by many great people and friends of this very website — so you know I personally backed it on day one. Anyway, check out what Toren has to say about the project below, and then when you’re done, head on over to the A Cold, Dark Universe campaign page to back the book.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — The Glass Wall is a new graphic novel that just recently hit Kickstarter. It’s an adaptation of a novel by Will Robertson, who has scripted it for comics himself, and it’s being brought to life now by artist Yulia Lapko. It’s a sophisticated story that involves drug-use in London, a main character struggling to cope with a difficult time in life, and an assault between two of the people closest to him. It’s a great project, and today we have an interview with Will and Yulia, which you can read below before heading over to back this one via The Glass Wall campaign page.
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 — Sometimes you come across artwork and a name for a comic that combines to immediately let you know this is a book you were destined to love. That was certainly the case with me and the new Kickstarter comic, El Cabron Pistolero. The name is simple but effective, roughly translating in English to the bastard (in a cool way!) gunslinger, and the artwork aesthetic has this cool 80s grafiti cartooning vibe that I absolutely love. I immediately backed this project and reached out the same day to ask the creator if we could connect for an interview.
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 Zack Quaintance — Today we have another Kickstarter interview with an excellent creator about an excellent project. The project is Andraste #1 - #3 (of 12), and I recently had a chance to discuss this book with writer Honor Vincent. We also talked about basing comics on history, comics versus prose, and more. You can check out our conversation below, and then when you’re done, you can head over to the Andraste campaign page to back this book!
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — Writer/artist Tony McMillen recently funded a Kickstarter for his new book Serious Creatures on Day 2 of his campaign. It’s easy to see why this concept found such a fast audience — McMillen’s project blends his own striking cartooning style with a story that involves Hollywood in the ‘70s, growing up with creative aspirations, and the classic movie Jaws. Recently, I had the chance to send Tony a few questions about the book, all of which you can find below before heading over to the Serious Creatures campaign page to back this project.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — In today’s Kickstarter Interview, I had a chance to send some questions to writer Fraser Campbell and artist Lucy Sullivan, whose book Barking made my list of the Best Graphic Novels of 2020 (So Far). This is a very cool book, one that has hugely-talented creators on its creative team. You can read our conversation below, and then when you’re done you can head over to the IND-XED campaign page to back the project now.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — In our latest Kickstarter Interview, we’re talking with Matt McGrath, whose sci-fi man vs. A.I. book ID-10t error is live on Kickstarter now. Matt shares insights here about his new book, how he pulled together an excellent creative team, and his experiences writing for comics anthologies. It’s a great conversation, and you can check it out in full below, before heading over to back the ID-10t error Kickstarter campaign.
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