Secret Identities: Son of Hitler Scribe Anthony Del Col on Managing Pop Stars
Comic creators aren’t made: they’re forged. The women and men who devote their lives to sequential storytelling contain a pandora’s box of stories all their own, often reflected in their comics. In Secret Identities, we quiz creators on the most noteworthy, bizarre, and outlandish gigs.
Former Editors Embrace Their Id as Writers and Artists
Pornsak Pichetshote, Sebastian Girner, and Cliff Chiang on Shifting Roles and Ideologies.
Jeff Lemire Works Through the Horror in Gideon Falls
Jeff Lemire's work is violence. Ask him about it and he'll tell you why: because comics are.
Why I Believe In Comics, By Wes Craig
I’ve always wanted to create comics. Ever since I was a kid, that’s all I wanted to do. I loved drawing, but I didn’t think to myself, “Maybe I’ll work as a storyboard artist, or be a commercial illustrator.” I was in love with telling stories with these little drawings inside these boxes. I wanted to tell stories with comics. That’s it.
Atkins & Finnegan on adapting CROSSROAD BLUES and capturing the spirit of Mississippi [INTERVIEW]
Let's take a trip to the deep South—the Mississippi Delta—and learn more about the legendary blues musician Robert Johnson and the forthcoming graphic novel adaptation of CROSSROAD BLUES, co-created by Pulitzer Prize-nominated author Ace Atkins and artist Marco Finnegan.