Having recently had an early look at the collected edition of The Show, I then had the chance to fire some questions at writer Jed Mcpherson via a tv screen……to a solitary room he is now in…..kidding.
Creator Max West has his latest book of puns & giggles running on Kickstarter and it seemed the right time to find out what makes him tick. Cue the questions…..
I’m fortunate enough to have been reading Sarah Millman’s NPC Tea from the beginning and as volume one reaches its end with the eight issue it was about time I fired some questions her way about Cardiff tea rooms, kickstarters & colours.
Having been lucky enough to get an early look at the third issue of Milky (& the story so far) I took the chance to fire some questions at it’s creator, Joshua Saxon.
Dominic Archer’s new book, A Boxer, has just hit Kickstarter and with it taking a look at how sport & sexuality can conflict against each other it’s got extra depth that needs exploring…….so some questions were on the cards.
New sci-fi thriller Flux caught my eye over on Twitter and after getting a look at what it was all about I just had to catch-up with one of the creators involved – cue the lamp shining in Pete Rogers face……
The latest book from Rees Finlay sees him tackle his Autism diagnosis head-on and through a mix of comic & novel he’s aiming to give a glimpse into every step he’s taken to understand what that means and who he is……….perfect time for an interview.
Karl Stephan’s Mary Boys is funding over on IndieGogo just now and after having a look at some of the images on the campaign it was quickly obvious that this had the look & feel of something special……cue the interrogation lamp being brought out and the chance to ask the creator some questions.
The 80th anniversary of the first air raid of World War Two that took place in Britain is just around the corner and with a comic-book retelling of those events being produced by creator Colin Maxwell, I took the chance to catch-up with him about the history, the comic & the Defend Fife World War Two Festival it’s being released at.
Terrier Comics already impressed with their Tales of Mystery and Imagination but they stepped that up with the first issue of Ailsa Dark and with a funding campaign prepped to start for the second issue it seemed like just the right time to catch-up with creator & founder William Hazle. Continue reading
