Posted by Simon Daoudi, on August 12th, 2010
You’ll know his artwork from ‘Thor’, ‘House of M’ or maybe from one of my favorite moments in comic book history when he drew the death of The Sentry in Marvel’s ‘ Siege’.
Join us as we talk to French super-artist Olivier Coipel about what it’s like working with Brian Michael Bendis on such a big project as ‘Siege’, what his hopes are for the Thor film and find out what comics made him want to become a comic book artist.
Simon Daoudi
Simon@ComicImpact.com
Posted by Ian Candish, on August 11th, 2010
One of the biggest surprises of 2010 has been how great the new Flash series has been. Geoff Johns’ writing has been great but what has really made this series spectacular has been the amazing art by Francis Manapul.
At this years Comic Con we got a chance to talk with him and he told us about working on Flash, the future of the series and what’s going on with him soon.
Ian Candish
Ian@Comicimpact.com
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on August 2nd, 2010
Last weekend at San Diego Comic Con 2010 we got a chance to talk to Multiple Eisner Award winners Fábio Moon and Gabriel Ba.
You’ll know their work from such books as ‘Casanova’ and ‘Umbrella Academy’, also their latest comic Daytripper, which has been talked about on a lot of the our POW podcasts and has even been our pick of the week. We got the chance to talk to Fábio Moon and Gabriel Ba about the future of Casanova and Umbrella Academy, and to ask how Daytripper will end. So join us as we...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on August 2nd, 2010
I don’t know about you, but my favorite comic of all time is Watchmen #4, and last week at the San Diego Comic Con’, we got the chance to talk to the comic genius Dave Gibbons. Though this time around we talk about one of his new projects and how it will impact the world of comics.
Join us as we take look at Manga Studios, to find out how the digital age is helping comic book artists, like Dave Gibbons.
For more on Manga Studios, make sure to check out their site and stay tuned to Comic Impact as we still have a...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on July 30th, 2010
When we were at the San Diego Comic Con we got a chance to talk with David Vonner, the head Sr. Product Designer at Hasbro for the Marvel Universe line. You know us here at ComicImpact are all big fans of the 3 3/4 Inch Marvel Universe line. So join us as we talk with David about the future of the Hasbro Marvel Universe figures and if you’re an old school Marvel Legends action figures fan like myself yo are going to love some of the news your going to hear. So stop playing with your figures for a short time and watch this...
Posted by Christina Flores, on July 29th, 2010
Anyone reading my reviews knows how much I love Scott Snyder’s American Vampire. I was lucky enough to get the chance to talk with him, fresh off his new exclusive DC contract while we were down at San Diego Comic Con. Find out what is coming in the next story arc for our favorite vampires and learn more about the origins of the different “clans.” Also, hear about what it was like working with Stephen King. So pick up the final chapter in the first story arc of this amazing book by this incredible writer...
Posted by Ian Candish, on July 29th, 2010
A recent Comic Impact Twitter notice said, “If you aren’t reading Chew you really need to prioritize your life.” So while we were at Comic Con last weekend we made damn sure to get an interview with the writer/creator of this great comic, John Layman. Take a look see at this video interview where he talks about the Eisner Award that Chew won, the future of the comic, rumors of a live action Chew TV show (dare I dream?) and watch John’s shock at the brevity of our interview time. Come on John, we...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on July 28th, 2010
In my opinion, one of the best new comics to have come out in the past year is Jeff Lemire’s ‘Sweet Tooth’ from Vertigo Comics, and recently we got the chance to talk to Jeff Lemire about ‘Sweet Tooth’ and the rest of his upcoming works over at DC Comics such as Superboy.
Join us as we find out the origins of ‘Sweet Tooth’ and how Smallville (not the tv show) will have a big impact on his run in ‘Superboy’.
Be sure to look for more videos all week long as we will be posting our...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on July 27th, 2010
We love Rick Remender here at Comic Impact, and we made his comic Punisher #12 our ‘Pick Of The Week’, and that series is also one of the top books we talk about on our weekly podcast. But this past weekend we got a chance to talk to him at San Diego Comic Con’ about a few projects that will be coming out very soon. Projects such as the all new ‘Uncanny X-Force’ and Rick’s baby ‘Fear Agent’. If you have not read Fear Agent before, then I guess this is the best time to read it as...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on July 10th, 2010
The other day we got a chance to talk with Adam Beechen about his new project ‘Batman Beyond’ from DC Comics, based on the hit animated show with the same name. Beechen talks to us about what it is like working on a comic based on an animated show. He gives us some clues to the future storyline, and if you were a fan by the end of the first issue, then you’re going to love one of his answers. To find out how you can win a signed copy of ‘Batman Beyond #1′ signed by Adam himself, just sit right...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on July 7th, 2010
We love action figures here at ComicImpact. So much so, we have a feature called Figure Friday, where we take the time to review a comic book figure that will make an impact on your life.
One of are favorites is the Marvel Universe 3 3/4 Inch line. This past week we took a break from reviewing figures to talk to Jerry Jivoin who is the Marvel Brand Manager over at Hasbro Toys. We talked to him about what they have coming in the future for the Marvel Universe figures and also got some clues to what we might be seeing at San...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on April 27th, 2010
Last weekend was Wizard World Anaheim 2010 and we got the chance to talk with comic great Phil Jimenez (Infinite Crisis,Wonder Woman,Amazing Spider-Man). We talked about his up coming book, the all new Essential Wonder Woman Encyclopedia, it is the ultimate guide to the Amazon Princess!Dana also got to talk about one of her favorite characters in Comics,Tempest, his origin and his role in DC’s Blackest Night. We also talked about one of Simon’s favorite Spider-man story lines of all time American Son
Phil also talked...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on April 23rd, 2010
On Fridays here at ComicImpact, we take a look at some various action figures and review them, to let you know in our opinion if they’re worth your money or not. But this week we’re going to take a break from reviewing figures, since last Friday we went down to Wizard World Anaheim 2010. This week we’re talking with Bill Roshia of Shocker Toys. In this interview, we are taking a look at their Indie Spotlight figures, and also, Bill was nice enough to show us the upcoming 3rd series of Indie Spotlight figures....
Posted by Dana Shukartsi, on April 8th, 2010
This past weekend I got to go to my first ever WonderCon and I thought I’d bring you guys back some news and the like. A couple of general notes before we begin, any panel recaps are not claimed as strict transcripts, most are just the gist of what was said, unless there is something in quotes. Anything in Italics is tangents and commentary by yours truly. Also, panels may contain spoilers. That being said lets begin.
I’m guessing most of you reading are curious about the panels that make conventions so exciting. ...
Posted by Rob Andrews, on March 29th, 2010
Ah, Marvel Zombies. Love it or hate it, it’s undeniably growing in popularity amongst Marvel readers, and the franchise pretty much doubled it’s back catalogue size in 2009 alone. Some people have a real dislike for Robert Kirkman’s early runs on the series he created, but I think with the arrival of Fred Van Lente’s ‘Marvel Zombies 3′ series a while back, a lot of readers felt as if he had rekindled their love for what was, (or in some eyes, ‘what could have been’) a remarkable...
Posted by Dana Shukartsi, on March 5th, 2010
Do you enjoy gratuitous cursing, monkeys and the clash? Well then you’ve come to the right place! Hell, even if you don’t like that stuff it’s a good place to be (and let’s be honest, who DOESN’T like monkeys?). Join Dana and Simon as they talk with Marvel mega-writer Daniel Way about his various projects and what’s to come.
In this episode, find out the origin of the name Daken as well as how the hoot to pronounce it! Listen as we learn a bit about Daniel’s start in comics and discover...
Posted by Dana Shukartsi, on February 23rd, 2010
Hey Impactees! This past weekend Simon and I (Dana) took a trip to the 2010 Long Beach Comic Expo. It was a smaller event but we found a lot of great people to talk to including site favorite J.T. Krul. The video below has part 1 of a 2 part interview I did with him about all of his upcoming projects.
Press play to see us discuss J.T.’s upcoming work for DC comics, including this Wednesday’s Blackest Night: Green Arrow!
Find out what other future classic DC comics J.T. has in the works and hear from the man himself...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on February 19th, 2010
Hey there ComicImpact readers. You may remember us mentioning a signing with the great Len Wein (Wolverine Creator) coming up at our current Store of the Month, Galaxy of Comics. Well, it was fantastic so we thought we would ask him a few questions about “Human Target” and his upcoming project “DC Universe Legacies”. So check out the video mini cast with the legendary Len Wein also make sure to subscribe to the podcast. As we have more great interviews in the works for you, we’ll be talking to...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on February 5th, 2010
One of the features we do here at Comic Impact is the cosplay girl (NO anime, manga, role-playing games just comics) of the month, that’s right hot girls dressing up like your favorite super- hero characters. This month we’re privileged to have Roxanna.
1-What is your name? Roxanna Meta
2-How old are you? 24
3-Do you read comics and if so, what are your favorite titles? I do! In true girlie fashion, I’m a sucker for Amanda Conner’s art, so I’m loving Powergirl right now. I’m also enjoying the new...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on January 6th, 2010
One of the features we do here at Comic Impact is the cosplay girl (NO anime, manga, role-playing games just comics) of the month, that’s right hot girls dressing up like your favorite super- hero characters. This month we’re privileged to have Meagan aka VirtualGirl. Found out how her love of video games got her into Cosplay.
What is your name? Meagan VanBurkleo, but I go by VirtualGirl on the interwebs.
How old are you? 25 years old!
Do you read comics and if so, what are your favorite titles? Yes, I love to read comics!...
Posted by Rob Andrews, on December 24th, 2009
Hey folks, welcome back to Tea Time Thursday, and its Christmas Eve as you know, unless you are a mole and weren’t aware. I guess this is therefore the Tea Time Thursday ‘Christmas Special’! So yes, as I’ve promised this interview for a long time, I won’t ramble for too long. I hope you enjoy this interview I got with Time Bomb Comics founder and writer, Steve Tanner, when I caught up with him at the Leeds Thought Bubble convention earlier this November.
[Assume that there were formalities,...
Posted by Richard Bashara, on December 22nd, 2009
The things that you will see on the pages of a Brandon Graham comic are unusual and daring. The panels are jaggedly laid out across the page, there is writing everywhere, but the world feels so alive. Brandon’s characters feel alive, emotionally and artistically.
I wanted to find out what kind of person it takes to make these pages happen. No run of the mill artist puts that much work into a panel, especially not for a monthly run issue series (see: Walking Dead #68, and Captain America Reborn #5). Why do Brandon’s...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on December 6th, 2009
One of the features we do here at Comic Impact is the cosplay girl (NO anime, manga, role-playing games just comics) of the month, that’s right hot girls dressing up like your favorite super- hero characters. This month we’re privileged to have Meghan as our Cosplay Girl of the Month!
1. What is your name? Taffeta Darling
2. How old are you? Believe it or not, I still get carded at a “R” rated movie.
3. Do you read comics and if so what do you like to read? Absolutely I do. It varies. I’m a big DC...
Posted by Dana Shukartsi, on November 12th, 2009
Hey Comic Impact-ers! Dana checking in. Yesterday Simon and I attended the J.T. Krul signing at Galaxy of Comics and it was a blast. We had a great turn-up of fans and J.T., charismatic as always, was the life of the party. So what were we celebrating? Not only the release of Titans #19 (which if you haven’t picked up, is some of J.T.’s best work) but we also surprised J.T. with early birthday cupcakes.
If you’ve ever met J.T. you know he’s very kind to his fans. He spent a lot of one-on-one time...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on October 14th, 2009
Hello loyal Comic Impact fans! Here it is, the big #100 Podcast. Or for those of you who want more specifics, The Long Beach Comic Con footage. After reviewing the hours and hours and hours of Long Beach goodies, we have put together a fantastic video podcast. So join Simon, Dana, and Rich as they share their adventure with all of you.
Dana and J.T Krul discuss, Soulfire vol. 2, Titans #19 and physical education. Simon and comic great, Richard Starkings, talk about Elephantmen, Phillip K Dick, his time at Marvel UK, Comic Lettering...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on October 1st, 2009
Ok kids, here it is, the interview we have been promising you. Our interview with one of Wizard Magazine’s “5 on the rise, not superstars yet, but will be soon” Jerome Opeña. You might know his work from Rick Remender’s Fear Agent and Punisher, now you will know him from Vengence of Moon Knight. He joins Greg Hurwitz in this all new series of a well known character.
Join Sheldon and Simon as they talk to Jerome about bears, video games and an American artist living in Germany coping, with the lack...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on September 2nd, 2009
Open up your ears and go for a ride with Simon and Sheldon as they talk to Marvel writer Gregg Hurwitz (Vengeance of Moon Knight and Punisher MAX). They cover everything from undercover mind control cults to Gregg’s favorite baseball teams.
Gregg also spills a bit about his upcoming run on Moonknight and tells us a bit about some other big news, but you will have to listen to the podcast for that;) So open a beer (or drink of your choice) and grab a seat! Remember to listen responsibly though!
Make sure to check out Gregg’s...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on August 31st, 2009
Join Dana, Simon and Rob as we talk to Freddie E Williams II (Flash, Final Crisis Aftermath: Run) about his new book The DC Comics Guide to Digitally Drawing Comics
Give this Episode a listen and find out what Freddie does in his sleep, the story of Uncanny X-Men #272 and it’s IMPACT on him, and follow the friendly debate about digital vs. traditional art.
As if that weren’t enough, in this episode exclusively we find out about Earth 22 Superman, and why he turns Rob on!!
Simon Daoudi
Simon@comicimpact.com
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Posted by Simon Daoudi, on August 24th, 2009
Hey everyone, unless you’re living under a rock you’ve probably heard about Blackest Night DC’s major zombie-toting, hero-killing and in general darkness bringing event. Amongst the mini-series to supplement this event is a book premiering this week called Blackest Night: Titans, a 3 issue story from writer J.T. Krul and artist Ed Benes.
Download this podcast as we talk to J.T. Krul about Blackest Night:Titans, as well as some of his upcoming work for Aspen Comics including his pet project Mindfield, Fathom...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on August 19th, 2009
It is Wednesday so that means it’s time for new comics and it’s time for a new podcast! Join Sheldon and Simon as they talk to multi talented Vinton Heuck. Vinton and the boys discuss everything from his current work on DC’s Wednesday Comics ( Deadman) ,to there love of Star Wars (duh) and The relaunch of He-Man and The Masters of The Universe (which he did back in 2002!).
On top of that Vinton also spills the beans a bit on a BIG name voice talent on the upcoming Avengers cartoon and that person is………………….Guess...
Posted by Andy Liegl, on July 22nd, 2009
As the latter half of Wacky Chin Month begins to unfold, we here at Comic Impact give you an interview with the penciler of Clint the Hamster Triumphant, Ken Meyer Jr! Join Andy and Simon as they talk to the artist about his time spent with Clint, working with Don Chin and comic greats like Michael Turner, Mike Dringenberg, Mike Carey, and Brian Michael Bendis.
Plus, Ken talks about his love of tennis, his employment with Penthouse, the movie Apocalypse Now, his art for the CCG Magic the Gathering and White Wolf’s Rage,...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on July 20th, 2009
We have a double dose of action in this episode for you Comic Impact listeners as Andy, Simon, and Sheldon get the ins and outs of the new I.D.W. series, Fallen Angel: Reborn! Join the guys as they talk to series artist J.K. Woodward and writer Peter David about everything Fallen Angel, how the two came to work together, Joss Whedon, and more! Plus, J.K. goes in-depth on how he broke into the comic biz, his time with Marvel, and the dream projects he’d love to paint at some time in his career. All of this and more when...
Posted by Andy Liegl, on July 19th, 2009
Welcome back faithful readers to another edition of Wacky Chin Month! We hit the half way mark in this months festivities as Simon and I interview the man behind the pencils of Dynamite Entertainment’s Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters reboot, the one and only- Tom Nguyen!
Join us as we talk to the artist/inker about how he broke into the comic book scene, his thoughts on inking and penciling, his history with the Hamsters, weight lifting, Playboy models, his favorite comic characters, camel toe, how he was asked...
Posted by Andy Liegl, on July 18th, 2009
Fallen Angel: Reborn #1 published by I.D.W. came out in comic shops on Wednesdy and I have a special e-mail interview for you with series writer Peter David! The comic is an awesome noir story about the Fallen Angel, an outcast from Heaven, who has come to the city of Bete Noir to help those in need by delivering justice to the beings who deserve it. Think The Preacher meets X-Factor blended with Christian mythology and you’ve got Fallen Angel. Plus, Peter even takes the time to talk a little bit about what’s coming up...
Posted by Andy Liegl, on July 9th, 2009
Wacky Chin Month just keeps on truckin’ with Part III, as I give you an interview with the man behind all this hamster madness, the man whom WCM is dedicated to- Mr. Don Chin! Join me as Don spills the pellets on everything you’ve ever wanted to know about the Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters. Plus, we talk about how he began his publishing company Entity Comics, his involvement with Dynamite’s 2008 reboot of Hamsters, sports, his life post-comics, and the special connection he shares with the pop...
Posted by Andy Liegl, on July 6th, 2009
Hey there Comic Impact readers and listeners! A little less than two weeks ago Simon and I interviewed Steve Mannion the artist/writer/creator of The Bomb and Fearless Dawn from Asylum Press. Well, yesterday afternoon we called up the leading scribe at Asylum who is also the founder of the publishing company/Top Dog over there- Frank Forte!
Join us as we talk about graffiti art, the MLB, classic Horror films, Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, what it takes to make it as a comic book publisher in today’s economy, comic book art, and...
Posted by Andy Liegl, on June 25th, 2009
Hey there Comic Impact readers and listeners! If you read the most recent Trade Tuesday article you know I covered The Bomb, published by Asylum Press and written and drawn by creator Steve Mannion. Well, I had promised an interview with both Steve and Frank Forte (the head guy over at Asylum) around the first week of July, but Steve was able to fit us into his schedule and do a solo interview with Simon and I!
Download this podcast as we talk to Steve about The Bomb, his new mini series Fearless Dawn, Canadian television, cigarettes,...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on June 18th, 2009
Animation legend Bruce Timm puts the spotlight on character designer Jose Lopez and screenwriter Alan Burnett for their other-worldly creations on Green Lantern: First Flight.
Timm, the executive producer on Green Lantern: First Flight, has been the driving creative force behind many of Warner Bros. Animation’s modern-day successes, elevating DC Comics’ canon of super heroes to new heights of animated popularity and introducing generations of new fans to the characters via landmark television series and made-for-DVD films....
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on June 15th, 2009
Join me as I talk with Adam Beechen (Countdown to Adventure, Robin, Teen Titans) about his new project Killapalooza from Wildstorm!
We also talk some basketball, how the Lakers just won the NBA Championship, and how former NBA player Kevin Johnson is the current mayor of Sacramento.
We also discuss Beechen’s graphic novel ‘Hench‘, and about Warner Bros. acquiring rights with Danny McBride (Land of the Lost ,Tropic Thunder ,Pineapple Express).
Plus, you can win a signed copy of Killapalooza by Adam...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on June 14th, 2009
Join Sheldon and myself (Simon) as we talk to rising comics super star writer Mark Sable (Grounded, Cyborg, Two Face: Year One) about his new project from Boom! Studios, Unthinkable. The gist of the story is about a government think tank that brainstorms potential terrorist plots which are later carried out for reasons unknown.
We also discuss how the TSA (Transportation Security Administration) loves Mark and wants him to be their friend, one of the best films of all time, and how you can make money for playing Tetris on...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on June 10th, 2009
Andrea Romano has been one of the driving forces in animation voice overs for more than a quarter century, her credit list reading like the honor roll for the Saturday morning cartoon Hall of Fame. From dramatic (Batman: The Animated Series) to silly (Animaniacs), contemporary (The Boondocks) to timeless (Smurfs), Romano has set the standard for matching actor to character with absolute savvy. Along the way, she has become a household name to legions of animation fans.
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on June 4th, 2009
Perennial movie tough guy Michael Madsen provides the voice of Kilowog, the enforcer with a heart, in Green Lantern: First Flight, the next DC Universe original animated PG-13 movie.
Madsen has been cast as the heavy guy throughout his busy career, gaining widespread acclaim as Mr. Blonde in Quentin Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs. His lengthy list of credits include roles in films like The Natural, Thelma & Louise, both volumes of Kill Bill, Wyatt Earp, Free Willy, Die Another Day, and Donnie Brasco. He drew rave reviews...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on May 14th, 2009
Join me as I talk to Top Cow publisher Filip Sablik and artist Mike Choi (Witchblade,Uncanny X-Men and X-Force) about Fusion #1, the new Marvel and Top Cow crossover!
Hear Filip and Mike’s commentary on 100 Bullets, DC’s Crisis, and what makes a GREAT Superman comic. We also talk about what was the best Guns N Roses album of all time, AND some of the cool new stuff coming your way from Top Cow!
PLUS find out what Mike Choi did before he got his first job in the comic industry, who has the best ringtone on their...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on May 7th, 2009
Free Comic Book Day was this past weekend and the Comic Impact Team was at Collector’s Paradise for the event. We have some great stuff to show you with an all-new video podcast!
So join us as we talk to Comic Book great Mark Waid about his creator-owned book called Irredeemable from Boom-Studios, where he also works as Editor-in-Chief. In addition Mark talks about his new-found love of Dr. Who, and what it’s like being part of the Amazing Spider-Man creative team over at Marvel.
The Comic Impact team also got a chance to...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on April 12th, 2009
Join Simon, Sheldon, and Robert Atkins (IDW’s GI JOE) for the Artist spotlight of April with former Batman(1987-1992) artist Norm Breyfogle !!
We get the great oppertunity to talk Neal Adams,Trek, Archie Comics and Politics with a personal fan favorite of the site not only that but you get two artist in one as we have Robert Atkins on as a special guest asking questions as well!
This is a show you DON’T WANT TO MISS as a true legend of the comic world talks to the Comic Impact staff for two plus hours. Also find...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on February 15th, 2009
Join Sheldon and I (Simon) as we talk with comic’s artist Robert Atkins for this month’s Artist Spotlight interview. Robert talks about his work on the new G.I JOE book from IDW.
We also talk about a few of his future projects; podcasting, conventions, digital comics, Google searches, and how Snake Eyes can break dance and a lot more.
His other work includes”Forgotten Realms: Legacy,” “Legion of Superheroes of the 31st Century,” ”Elders of the RuneStone,” and several Marvel stories.
Make sure to also check out...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on January 23rd, 2009
Join us as we talk with Comic Book Super Star Rob Liefeld where we discuss his new book Armageddon Now and His new upcoming run of Youngblood, Deadpool the history of Cable and his love of Star Wars and watch Rob draw Wolverine and Deadpool in front of you.
This Special podcast was film at Golden Apple Comics in Los Angeles.
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Posted by Adri, on January 20th, 2009
Comic book writer, illustrator and publisher Rob Liefeld (Youngblood, X-Force, Deadpool) is going to be at Golden Apple Comics in Hollywood TOMORROW, Jan. 21, to discuss his new book Armageddon Now - and we’re allll over it.
We’re psyched to chat up Liefeld about his work on he and Phil Hotsenpiller’s new apocalyptic graphic novel series (Armageddon Now), which should prove to be an entertaining blend of Biblical prophecy and gritty action.
Simon and Sheldon will have full coverage of this upcoming event, including...
Posted by Adri, on January 17th, 2009
Comic book writer, illustrator and publisher Rob Liefeld (Youngblood, X-Force, Deadpool) is going to be at Golden Apple Comics in Hollywood this Wednesday, Jan. 21, to discuss his new book Armageddon Now - and we’re allll over it.
We’re psyched to chat up Liefeld about his work on he and Phil Hotsenpiller’s new apocalyptic graphic novel series (Armageddon Now), which should prove to be an entertaining blend of Biblical prophecy and gritty action.
Simon and Sheldon will have full coverage of this upcoming...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on January 15th, 2009
Chris Giarrusso, AKA Chris G, is the first in a series of super-interviews here at Comic Impact as part of our Artist Spotlight, where we chat with some of our favorite artists about their influence on the comic world and their personal endeavors.
Chris G is best known for his work on Mini Marvels, transforming your favorite Marvel heroes into the most adorable lil’ things (think of it like the Muppet Babies of Marvel characters). The newest release of Mini Marvels, Mini Marvels Secret Invasion is due out in February,...
