Cryptid Combat brings an artist and sculptor into conversation with a toy industry voice. VELIKAN and Wandering Planet Toys’ Chris “Doc” Wyatt join GVN Talking Comics to discuss the figures from their respective perspectives.
Browsing: Interviews
George Northy and Caitlin Yarsky take the conversation beyond the pages of Prometheus Graft: The Slayings at Death’s End. The creators join GVN Talking Comics to discuss the title and share their perspectives on the work.
Sir Reginald & the Clockwork Heart takes the spotlight as Joe Atalla joins GVN Talking Comics. The cartoonist and writer discusses the Goats Flying Press title, bringing a creator’s perspective to the conversation.
Wes Llewellyn discusses making UFOs and God with Amanda, her decision to share her experiences and the questions that remain after four years of filmmaking.
James Aquilone wears several hats at Monstrous Books: founder, editor and writer. He joins GVN Talking Comics for a conversation centered on Abbott and Costello Meet the Monsters, bringing the title into focus through the person behind the publisher.
What does it mean to put religion under pressure through film? The cast and crew of Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother take up that question in a conversation about a subject that invites both conviction and scrutiny.
Ghost stories invite readers to imagine what they cannot see. Illustration brings another perspective to that encounter. Award-winning artist Yuko Shimizu joins GVN Talking Comics to discuss The Folio Society’s ‘Japanese Ghost Stories,’ putting the artist behind the images at the center of the conversation.
GVN Talking Comics turns its attention from the page to the documentary screen. Director Jason Andrew Cohn joins us to discuss ‘TEZUKA! God of Manga,’ bringing the filmmaker’s perspective into a conversation where comics and cinema meet.
The villains get the title, and Steve Englehart gets the microphone. GVN Talking Comics welcomes the writer for a conversation about Clover Press’ Marvel Masterworks presentation of ‘Super-Villain Team-Up’ as the project reaches readers through Kickstarter.
Marie Kreutzer and the Gentle Monster cast discuss the film at the BFI London Film Festival, including Léa Seydoux’s role and the story the team set out to tell.