Lizard Men by Steven Horry has already impressed with its first two issues and with the third issue hitting Kickstarter, it seemed like the right time to grill him about what’s happened so far & what he has planned for the remainder of the 6-issue run.
Colin Maxwell is the mastermind behind Maximized Comics and as his latest release sees him step into the world of Steampunk, it seemed like an ideal time to shine that steam-powered lamp in his face for some fun old-fashioned questions 😀
After getting an early look at The Edge Off this week I then caught up with writer/creator Fraser Campbell to talk about all the weird sh!t we can expect 😀
After getting an early look at the first issue of Mean City from Diamondsteel Comics I caught up with writer John Ferguson to talk all about his latest project.
Card Shark Comics have already impressed enough people with titles like Bust & Vessels but their newest release Killtopia has an amazing buzz and expectation around it. Up steps the writer/artist combo of Dave Cook & Craig Paton and with the initial glimpse at the style & feel of the book……it looks like they could well exceed everyone’s hopes in hitting new heights in the indie comic world. What better time to fire some questions their way??
Pete Genepool is the main man behind Comichaus and not content with releasing a brilliant anthology, he’s brought us an app for indie comics that has ‘game-changer’ written all over it. Time for some questions!!! Continue reading
Mad Robot Comics have been a glorious source of the macabre in the indie comics world and with the third issue of their Cadavers title easing through its Kickstarter just now, it seemed like a good time to catch-up with the mighty Matt Hardy
John Richard Farman (on the right) has produced the likes of Spies, Purity Ring and Royal Descent through Vital Publishing and as it hit a three-year milestone last month, it was about time for another catch-up with him.
Gary Crutchley’s work in the WesterNoir release from AccentUK was a big factor for me coming back to the title again & again so I HAD to find out more about his work.
