Where fiction collides.
Even if you don’t typically enjoy black and white comics, you might get a kick out of Labor Days Vol. 2: Just Another Damn Day (Philip Gelatt, Rick Lacy) from Oni Press. It’s funny and has the charm of a good web comic strip, only … you know … it’s a graphic novel.
You can read the review over at the Girls Entertainment Network, and pick up the book starting tomorrow (Wednesday).
Like Alice in Wonderland? John Reppion and Leah Moore certainly do, and this November they’re bringing comic fans a jumbo mini-series dedicated to the original Lewis Carroll work with The Complete Alice in Wonderland by Dynamite Entertainment. GEN got the scoop first, so head over to the website and check out the interview! You might learn a thing or two.
Like horror? What about comics? Want to read a good horror comic for a change? Try Awakening by writer Nick Tapalansky and artist Alex Eckman-Lawn, who will be hosting four signing events on a four-stop, eastern tour. Now’s the perfect time to jump into this two-volume series—the latter half of which will premiere early next year—because the creators are offering a bunch of cool ways to get an exclusive look into the next volume of Awakening months before it even comes out. Now that’s enough to give anyone chills.
You can read about the promo event and find out locations/dates over at the Girls Entertainment Network.
Last time I interviewed Johnny Zito and Tony Trov about their co-written digital comic, The Black Cherry Bombshells. As a follow-up, I talked with the team’s female artist, Sacha Borisich, about her role at Zuda Comics and the vision of BCB.
You can read that here.
The first of my two-part interview about The Black Cherry Bombshells from Zuda Comics is now live on the Girls Entertainment Network. Creators/writers Johnny Zito and Tony Trov talk about their Harvey Award-nominated comic, which has colorful zombies and girls galore in a post-apocalyptic setting. Tomorrow I’ll reveal my interview with the comic’s artist, Sacha Borisich, so stay tuned!
You can read the first part of the interview here.
