Image Comics
'You Can't Plan a Hit': Ed Brubaker on 20 Years of Criminal, Part 2
We conclude our discussion with writer Ed Brubaker about Criminal, including the latest graphic novel in the noir series, Five Gears in Reverse.
Image Comics
'I Can’t Imagine Running Out of Ideas': Ed Brubaker on 20 Years of Criminal, Part 1
Our interview with the legendary comics scribe on keeping the seminal crime series fresh and exciting across two decades.
Marvel
What the Vertical Heck Is Going On, Marvel?
One glance at Marvel & USA Today's new Spider-Man Infinity comic tells you something isn’t right...
scholastic
Comics With the Kiddo
Some thoughts on connecting with kids through comics.
Marvel
Of Ultimates and Absolutes
What do the reimagined Marvel and DC universe's say about our present era?
Unico and the Generational Reinvention of Osamu Tezuka
Diving into Scholastic's Unico, one of many recent reimaginings of the work of manga master Osamu Tezuka.
Vertigo
Vertigo Comes Around Again
Checking in on DC’s legendary Vertigo imprint four months after relaunching with ten bold, boundary-pushing new series.
Image Comics
'Mystery Is Interesting, But It's Less Interesting Than Empathy': Rolling DIE: Loaded With Kieron Gillen, Part 2
Concluding our chat with Kieron Gillen, creator of hit Image Comics series Die: Loaded.
DSTLRY
A Mischief of Magpies Scratches at the Limits of Comics and Fantasy
We talk to Si Spurrier about his new DSTLRY series with Coda collaborator Matias Bergara.
Image Comics
'Comics Is Such a Jealous Medium': Rolling DIE: Loaded With Kieron Gillen, Part 1
In 2021, Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans wrapped their run on the deconstructionist fantasy comic DIE. Four years later, they're back with the sequel, DIE: Loaded. Gillen explains the series' philosophy and what sets it apart from the original.
DSTLRY
White Boat sails to a conclusion, with a grim view of humanity
An advanced review of the Scott Snyder and Francesco Francavilla DSTLRY series. Plus more inside!
Newsletter
Editing Weird
“You can’t think yourself into writing, but you can write yourself into thinking.” I spent my middle school years at a charter school that had many of the issues that you often hear in horror stories about how terrible privately owned and operated charter schools can be. But I