Author Jason Sacks

In the early 1970s, super-heroes were knocked off their perch as the kings and queens of comics. Instead, horror ruled the roost. Partially because the comics code eased off of its tight restrictions, and...

Most comics artists save their best work for work they care most about. But it takes a real professional to do their best work on a series that they don’t care about. Such is the case with Gene Colan....

Let’s face it, a comic book about a werewolf just isn’t the most promising concept out there. For one thing, a werewolf only becomes fuzzy three nights per month, which kind of gets in the way of long,...

Steve Ditko's work at Marvel in the 1980s and '90s seems a bit unusual for a man of his fame and reputation. Rather than choosing to illustrate some of Marvel’s best-selling titles, Ditko mainly chose to...

I talked with Jok about his work on "Big Game Hunters" and "Mixtape", both releasing early this fall. Jason Sacks for Comics Bulletin: How did you approach creating these characters? Jok: I had the...

Jason Sacks talks with Scott McCullough and Douglas Franchin about their new comic, "Doorkickers." Jason Sacks for Comics Bulletin: Tell us a bit about why members of the US military are fighting...

One of the coolest debuts of recent history was Harrow County #1, so it was a real pleasure to catch up with creators Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook  at this year's Emerald City Comicon. Jason Sacks for...

BOOM! Studios is doing some great things in comics these days. I had a great time catching up with their Publishing & Marketing dude Filip Sablik to talk about how BOOM! is pushing comics...

Our good friends Eric Hoffman and Dominick Grace, editors of Seth: Conversations, recently chatted with the University Press of Mississippi about their fantastic book Seth: Conversations. We thought you...

© 2015 Eric Hoffman Raymond Briggs – the celebrated UK-based creator of such cherished Holiday-themed institutions and Father Christmas (1973) and The Snowman (1978) – in speaking with interviewer...

In his introduction to this, the seventeenth installment of Fantagraphics' loving reprint of every Peanuts strip produced during its nearly 50-year run as one of the most commercially successful and...

Welcome to ”What We Said Then”! This column is going to display various reviews to projects that are relevant now to comics. With the announcement of the upcoming film, Captain America: Civil War,...

I had the pleasure of having a freewheeling conversation with the great Gene Luen Yang about his wonderful book The Shadow Hero, ethnicity, war and much more. Jason Sacks for Comics Bulletin: Thanks...

We will miss Robin Williams terribly. From his early days as Mork from Ork, through his wonderful perfomance in The World According to Garp, and amazing work in films as diverse as The Fisher...

Welcome to Comics Bulletin’s team review of Fábio Moon and Gabriel Bá's Daytripper. This is the ninth part of an ambitious twelve-part series of articles on this powerful and much-loved series. Read...