Tag: alan moore
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An Interview with Artist Sophia Murphy
Sophia Murphy is the artist behind the cover of the Origins Anthology, and has created guest art for Mr. Guy: Zombie Hunter, Act 1 (Kickstarting now!). We talked to Sophia about trans representation in media, why escapism through entertainment is essential, and her favorite horror films!
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An Interview with Comics Writer Adam Rose
Adam Rose is the writer of “Corollary,” a short comic in the Origins Anthology (Kickstarting now!). We talked with him writing comics and his inspirations.
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An Interview with Comics Writer Chris Lackie
“Like the Dark Knight Detective, I too spend my nights patrolling the wretched underbelly of my cursed city, protecting innocents from criminals who would do them harm for nothing more than the sick joy it brings—I’m just kidding. The thought of leaving the house after the sun goes down makes my tum-tum hurt.” — Chris…
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An Interview with Comics Creator Nachiket Naik
We spoke to Nachiket Naik, writer of “The Witch’s Justice,” about his inspirations, his art, and accessibility in storytelling.
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An Interview With “A Tale of Good Intentions” Creators Patricia Loupee and Amy Hay
“A Tale of Good Intentions” is a short comic written by Patricia Loupee and illustrated by Amy Hay. We talked to Patricia and Amy about this story, their character Nightmist, and their inspirations.
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An Interview With Comics Writer Benet Simon
“What was weird about breaking into comics is the realization that I had it right at twelve about what I should be doing with my life, because I’ve never been this good at anything!”—Benet Simon
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An Interview with Comics Writer A.M. Paulson
“For me, no matter what the medium the story is told [in], be it book, movie, comic, or video game, the most important thing is a good story with good characters. If I hate the story or the characters, I’m not going to want to finish it and will feel dirty if I paid money…
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An Interview with Comics Writer Michael Norwitz
“‘The femme fatale attempting to seduce the hero into villainy’ has always fascinated me. I’m also partial to morally ambiguous femme fatales.”—Michael Norwitz