The B-Movie, grind-house artwork at Scott Blair’s booth got my attention and I had to talk to him about this Vamps vs Wolves. The conversation wound through cinema, Florida, and Blair’s artistic process on the books. Expect an article on the story in the future!
People trying to get you to come to their table at Comic-Con say all kinds of things. Sometimes it’s funny and other times it’s witty. But not many people in the booths can mention that their comic involves Sean Bean. But that was what I
I LOVE walking around artist alley at Baltimore Comic-Con and discovering all the ways that comics are being creative and stretching beyond the super hero genre. Case in point, Tuskegee Heirs, a comic that takes inspiration from American History and melds it with Big Mech
While walking around the floor of Baltimore Comic-Con 2017 I came across a strange banner for a comic called Teen Boat!. While that drew me in, what made me really want to talk to Green was an image from his book, Hippopotamister. You can visit
On the first day of Baltimore Comic-Con 2017 I had a great talk with Kasey Pierce who writes Norah and Pieces of Madness for Source Point Press. As you’ll hear, she has a lot of inspiration from horror and macabre sources. That said, Norah doesn’t follow
Walking around Artist Alley one sees so many neat and bizarre ideas for comics. When I saw the art and title for Cleopatra in Space, I had to speak with Mike Maihack. After hearing what it was about and the story of how it came
Once again I spoke to creators at Square City Comics about the neat books they have coming out of their local, indie studio. Once again, they did not fail to impress me with the creativity that can be found right in my backyard. Square City
Every year I check in with AZ Powergirl. She always has some new and interesting photos and merch since the previous year. However, this year, when I asked what she was up to, she dropped a huge surprise on me. And here’s the portrait shot
Out of tragedy was born an all ages book to help both kids and adults deal with tragedy. Join me in my discussion with Ryan Fisher about his comic, Torchlight Lullaby, and whether we underestimate the ability of kids to deal with heavy emotions. If
I’m jumping ahead to the ultimate costume contest winner because I have nearly 1000 photos to go over for the costume contest main post and I didn’t want to hold up all the rest of the Baltimore Comic-Con 2016 content. There will be a future
When you pass by a booth with as varied a selection as the books at Monica Gallagher’s, you have to stop and ask about the books. In this interview we talk about the influence of magical elements, roller derby, and coming to terms with the
On the first day of Baltimore Comic-Con I was able to score two awesome interviews – John Layman and Rob Guillory of Chew. In order to allow them to man their table, I conducted two separate interviews. In this interview we discuss the evolution of