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Dylan Meconis: From "Family Man" to PVP"
Eisner-nominated cartoonist Dylan Meconis discusses her serialized graphic novel "Family Man," her passion for the 18th Century, working online and joining Scott Kurtz's long-running webcomic "PVP" as co-writer.
NYCC: Kurtz Talks Digital vs. Print
What was intended to be a debate between webcomics titan Scott Kurtz and legendary cartoonist Ted Rall about web versus print turned into a thoughtful discussion about the future of print media.
Scott Kurtz's "PvP" Leaves Image, Returns to Self-Publishing
Citing the changing marketplace for his work, "PvP" creator Scott Kurtz has announced that the Webcomic published in print by Image Comics will return to its self-publishing roots.
Kurtz & Adams Throwdown at the North Pole
This holiday season may end up seeing the biggest "PvP" Christmas storyline ever as the strip's creator, Scott Kurtz, is joined by comic book legend Neal Adams to present the latest battle in the Kringus vs. Santa Claus war.
Baltimore: Webcomics Panel
An eclectic collection of creators including Scott Kurtz, Danielle Corsetto, Brad Guigar, Scott Sava, Dave Kellett and Kris Straub welcomed fans in Baltimore to discuss the love of all things webcomics.
PvP's 10th Anniversary with Scott Kurtz, Part II
CBR News continues our chat with "PvP" creator Scott Kurtz, touching this time on his remarks about TOKYOPOP, the future of "PvP: The Series," how he got started in webcomics, and what advice he has for up-and-comers.
Celebrating PvP's 10th Anniversary with Scott Kurtz, Part 1
Scott Kurtz celebrates the tenth anniversary of his hit webcomic, "PvP," by talking to CBR News about "Moonlighting," weddings, losing your virginity and outgrowing imaginary childhood friends.