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An Anarchist Hacker and Reality TV Cop Fall in Love in The New World
Aleš Kot and Tradd Moore's The New World imagines the aftermath of the Second American Civil War and, of course, it's a love story.
Mech Cadet Yu Set to End, and Pak & Miyazawa Talk 'Bittersweet' Finale
Writer Greg Pak, artist Takeshi Miyazawa and editor Cameron Chittock talk the decision to end Mech Cadet Yu with #12.
Palmiotti & Gray Talk Cell Block Earth and Life Outside of Superheroes
The writing duo of Jimmy Palmiotti & Justin Gray talk to CBR about Cell Block Earth, and finding satisfaction away from work-for-hire superheroes.
Copra Creator Michel Fiffe Resurrects Rob Liefeld's Bloodstrike
Copra creator Michel Fiffe talks to CBR about Bloodstrike: Brutalists, which picks up where Rob Liefeld's original Bloodstrike series left off.
Kelley Jones on Swamp Thing, Completing Wrightson's Frankenstein
Veteran Batman artist Kelley Jones talks to CBR about the losses of Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson, and completing Frankenstein Alive, Alive.
INTERVIEW: Scott Morse's Epic Soulwind Returns, 20 Years Later
Oni Press has released a new hardcover version of Soulwind, and cartoonist Scott Morse talks to CBR about revisiting his epic.
Spike Trotman's Iron Circus Is Taking Over Comics with Smut and Sci-Fi
C. Spike Trotman talks to CBR about the decade-long success story of Iron Circus Comics, and how she's raised $1,000,00 on Kickstarter.
Best Comics of 2017: My Favorite Thing is Monsters Already a Classic
Emil Ferris' My Favorite Thing is Monsters is a beautiful, intricately designed graphic novel, and stands as one of the great works of the medium.
J.M. DeMatteis Returns to The Stardust Kid, Revives Constantine
Legendary comics writer J.M. DeMatteis talks to CBR about the new edition of The Stardust Kid, bringing Constantine to animation and more.
Charles Vess Revisits Classic, Shares His Comic You Didn't See
Legendary fantasy artist Charles Vess talks to CBR about The Book of Ballads: The Original Art Edition, and what's next for him.
Steve Niles Returns to 30 Days of Night, Remembers Bernie Wrightson
Steve Niles talks to CBR about the new 30 Days of Night, his friendship with the late Bernie Wrightson and finishing Frankenstein Alive, Alive.
Cartoon Art Museum is Back, Spotlighting Hellboy and Raina Telgemeier
Andrew Farago talks to CBR about the return of the Cartoon Art Museum, and writing the history of Harley Quinn, Peanuts and '80s cartoons.
The Death of Stalin Graphic Novel Inspires Film, Makes Russia Nervous
Writer Fabien Nury talks to CBR about graphic novel The Death of Stalin, which inspired a new film by Veep creator Armando Iannucci.
INTERVIEW: Mark Evanier Celebrates Legacy of Kirby: King of Comics
Comics industry veteran Mark Evanier talks to CBR about Jack Kirby's enduring influence, and the new version of his Eisner-winning book.
Cartoonist Keith Knight on Politics, Satire and His Very Busy Schedule
Keith Knight, cartoonist of The Knight Life and more, talks to CBR about using politics and his personal life as inspiration for his art.
Nate Powell Opens Omnibox, Talks Life After March and What’s Next
Cartoonist Nate Powell discusses the new collection of his works, and life after the acclaimed civil rights history March.
Noah Van Sciver Brings Humor to Failure in Fante Bukowski Two
Noah Van Sciver talks to CBR about returning to Fante Bukowski, a 24 year old who lives the “struggling alcoholic writer” cliché.
Mouly & Spiegelman Grab Back with Second, Angrier Issue of Resist!
Françoise Mouly and Nadja Spiegelman talk to CBR about the second issue of their politically charged free comics anthology, Resist.
EXCLUSIVE: James Tynion IV's Eugenic Triggers an Apocalypse
James Tynion IV unveils Eugenic, the final chapter in his Apocalyptic Trilogy, a series that features a hundred year gap between each issue.
Dean Motter on Mister X, Terminal City and How Cities Inspire Comics
Legendary creator Dean Motter talks to CBR about his comics Mister X and Terminal City, plus urban planning and what's next.