During the San Diego Comic Con in Malaga, we interviewed Spanish artist Pepe Larraz about his latest works for Marvel Comics — Bloodhunt and The Amazing Spider-Man.
Identity, communication and comics as a universal language: Criminaliza takes us on an adventure in which curiosity and uncertainty become tools of freedom, and art a form of resistance.
We spoke with Christian Ward about his projects and his broader career during the event organized by the Berlin comic shop Walt’s Comic Shopfor its first five years of activity.
During his European tour we had the opportunity to interview (twice!) the author of almost every known superheroes, including the recent Captain America relaunch.
During the San Diego Comic Con in Malaga, we had the opportunity to talk with Jorge Jiménez, who in recent years has become the most iconic Batman artist.
Anarchist cartoonist, visionary publisher (Kitchen Sink Press), defender of comics’ rights, scholar and historian: the many lives of a legend of the comics world.
The Egyptian author, present at Lucca Comics with Shubeik Lubeik and a collective exhibition, shares her journey and insights into her work, Shubeik Lubeik.
A guest of Star Comics to present his new line of creator-owned comics, we spoke with the U.S. author about his relationship with horror and genre writing.
After being sold to Penguin Random House, BOOM! Studios has been on every news. We reached out to former CEO Ross Richie to trace back company history.
It has just arrived in Italy for Einaudi Ragazzi Comics "Some things never change" cartoon by Ziggy Hanaor illustrated by Benjamin Philips. We interviewed the author.
We have collected some reflections by David Michelinie, writer for seven years of "Amazing Spider-Man" in the period between the 80s and 90s of the last century.
Lo Spazio Bianco has talked with Leslie Klinger about The Annotated Sandman. Klinger's research exploits the original scripts, consultation of Gaiman's archive and conversations with Gaiman himself. The Annotated Editions comments on almost each Sandman page, and explores the origin of scenes, objects and characters that appear in Gaiman's tale.
Eleanor Davis, author of "Why, art?" and "The hard tomorrow" tells our readers the relationship she has with comics and the meaning behind her graphic novels.
During Napoli Comicon we interviewed Johnny Ryan, author of the cult comics Prison Pit and guest of Eris Edizioni. A reflextion on his career and the contemporary indie comics scene.
The France-based, Senegal-born artist has made his way into the US industry with his covers, his graphic novel Djeliya and his new Image series Monkey Meat.
One of the best known German authors in the world, one of the first cartoonists to talk about homosexuality in comics, a good forty years ago: an interview with Ralf König.
The celebrations for the 80th anniversary of Captain America's life continue. This time we talk about the Captain with an exceptional guest: the legendary Mark Waid!
On the occasion of the italian release of the first TPB of Daredevil and the conclusion of Sex Criminals, we interviewed one of the most talented, prolific and hilarious authors of the US mainstream.
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