The following is an interview with Clint Wolf, co-creator of the indie web comic Zombie Ranch. In this interview, Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon chats with Wolf about the web comic's creative process that he shares with wife Dawn, the inspiration for the new take on the zombie genre, and his recommendations for other creators interested in starting their own web comics.
This interview was conducted on January 29, 2014.
The following is an interview with Phillip Kelly and Lars Canty, the co-founders of the new indie publishing company Identity Comics. In this interview, Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon chats with Kelly and Canty about their first comic book release (Verge #1), their impetus for starting the company, and their advice to other independent creators who are looking to make their mark on the industry.
This interview was conducted on January 3, 2014.
The following is an interview with Mike Mendez, director of the horror/comedy Big Ass Spider!. In this interview, Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon chats with Mendez about what attracted him to the film, the creative process of working with the film's stellar cast and crew, and the creators that have had the most impact on his career.
This interview was conducted on January 3, 2014.
The following is an interview with Joshua Hauke, the creator of the weekly ongoing webcomic Tales of The Brothers Three. In this interview, Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon chats with Hauke about the inspiration for the webcomic, the creative process that is involved in maintaining a weekly schedule for new comics, and the upcoming release of his latest print edition of The Brothers Three.
This interview was conducted on December 27, 2013.
The following is an interview with Joe Mignano of HoloNet Audio Dramas, which provides listeners with Star Wars fanfiction in the audio drama medium. In this interview, Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon chats with Mignano about the appeal of audio dramas, the charitable aspects of HNAD, the types of shows produced, and the intensive process involved in creating new episodes.
This interview was conducted on December 27, 2013.
The following is an interview with Tara Cardinal, the writer, director, and actress behind upcoming fantasy films Legend of the Red Reaper and Scarlet Samurai: Incarnation. In this interview, Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon chats with Cardinal about her inspiration for embarking on the films, her inclination towards the fantasy genre, and her plans for the adaptation of the films to the sequential art medium.
This interview was conducted on December 24, 2013.
The following is an interview with Paul Scheer and Nick Giovannetti, the writing team behind the BOOM! Studios comic book series Aliens vs. Parker. In this interview, Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon chats with Scheer and Giovannetti about their interdimensional inspiration for creating the series, their plans for future issues, and the differences between writing for the TV and sequential art mediums.
This interview was conducted on December 13, 2013.
The following is an interview with Ben Wolstenholme, co-founder and CEO of Madefire, the digital studio that is constantly breaking new ground in the field of motion books and digital comics. In this interview, Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon chats with Wolstenholme about Madefire's recent partnership with Dark Horse Comics in order to bring Mike Mignola's popular series, Hellboy, to life in a new digital medium.
This interview was conducted on December 12, 2013.
After years of controversy, false starts, and disappointments, the big-screen presence of Wonder Woman has been cast. Gal Gadot will play the Amazon warrior princess in the Man of Steel sequel against Henry Cavill's Superman and Ben Affleck's Batman. It's set in stone, much as Wonder Woman's own humble beginnings as the statue child of Queen Hippolyta's barren dreams.
vi·cious (vshs)
adj.
1. Having the nature of vice; evil, immoral, or depraved.
If Walt Disney and Quentin Tarantino had a love child, that baby might come in the form of fan favorite comic book artist Jason Pearson. A sleek, dynamic style leaning toward animation serves as a buffer for the often grim and gritty subject matter of Jason's art.
