Author Chase Magnett, Jason Sacks, Julia Walchuk, Ray Sonne

Recorded by: Jason Sacks Edited by: Mark Stack This week's co-hosts are Jason Sacks, Julia Walchuk, Ray Sonne, and Chase Magnett. The episode opens up with some spoiler-heavy talk about the new Fantastic...

I sat down to watch Kingsman in an empty theater right after lunch on a weekday. It was going to be one of those great cinema going experiences where you get the big screen and top notch sound system, but...

Chase Magnett for Comics Bulletin: Manhattan Project has been going on for over two years now. How were you first brought on to the project? When did you first become familiar with it? Pitarra: I was...

Of all the major types of narrative conflict that are taught in English classrooms, “Person vs. Society” may have the most potential for depth and complexity. Yet stories that feature people combating the...

Low is a comic filled with ambition. Its art, scope, and prose all cry out that it is something unique in today’s comics scene and worthy of attention. The first thing that will stand out to readers is...

I am writing this from my home. Seconds has placed me in a state of mind where I am very aware of that location and what it means to me. It is a comic about youth, work, romance, friendship, dreams, finding...

Fiona Staples is a rising star in comics. Her name became instantly recognizable after the debut of Saga two years ago and neither her work nor Saga itself have lost any of their luster. While at Denver Comic...

Fiona Staples is a rising star in comics. Her name became instantly recognizable after the debut of Saga two years ago and neither her work nor Saga itself have lost any of their luster. While at Denver Comic...

Steve Lieber has been telling stories in the comics medium for more than two decades working for many of the largest publishers in comics, in addition to establishing Periscope Studio in Portland, Oregon....

I have a lot of hope for the generation that follows my own. When I look at the stories that are popular amongst children today, stories like Adventure Time, Regular Show and Avatar: The Last Airbender, I...

I have a confession to make. I have never read Carl Barks’s or Don Rosa’s Duck comics. This has been a gaping hole in my repertoire of comics knowledge that I have become more self-conscious of each...

  Deadly Class is one of my favorite new series of 2014. It blends a fun and twisted premise with some of the best comics storytelling available. The characters are distinctive, the action is...

In The Woods #2, James Tynion IV and Michael Dialynas begin to establish the structure of their ongoing comic about a high school mysteriously transported to a dangerous, alien planet. It appears that the...

There is a common argument in comics culture that asserts both men and women are sexualized in comics and that this is not a significant problem. When I read these arguments and articles supporting it, the...

Nailbiter #1 was released to almost universally positive reviews, praised for its high concept and grasp of the horror genre. Nailbiter #2 continues the strengths of the first issue, but plays up something not...