Features

Ian Boothby and Gisele Lagace Summon Laughs and Terror in Exorsisters

Dennis Culver and Geoffo Pit Delinquent Teens Against Aliens in Burnouts

The Ice Cream Man Playlist, by W. Maxwell Prince

Joe Casey and Ian MacEwan Travel to Yesteryear NYC in the Supernatural Brawler MCMLXXV

Skottie Young and Aaron Conley Enlist in the Raucous High School Comedy, Bully Wars

D.J. Kirkbride and Nikos Koutsis Explore Sci-Fi from the Gutter in Errand Boys

The Spawn #289 Bombshell: The Return of Overt-Kill, Cy-Gor, The Curse, and The Freak

Kickliy Ventures into the Wild West with the Raucous Perdy

Isola's Brenden Fletcher on Making Musical Comics and Comics Musical

David Lapham Spins a Masterful Web of Crime Fiction in Stray Bullets: Sunshine & Roses

Cullen Bunn & Mark Torres Spin a Frigid New Ghost Story in Cold Spots

| By Briah Skelly

Crowded's Christopher Sebela on the Terror and Absurdity of His Month in Nevada’s Clown Motel

Christopher Sebela has a sinister skill for weaving horrific scenarios throughout his comics.

Christopher Sebela, Ro Stein & Ted Brandt Take Aim at Contract Culture in Crowded

| By Jakob Free

Howard Chaykin Charts Decades of Industry Turmoil in Hey Kids! Comics!

| By Vernon Miles

Howard Chaykin is honest—often brutally so. If any writer or artist currently working in comics today is positioned to write an honest account of the industry and all of its realpolitik ramifications, it’s Chaykin.

How the Charlottesville Riots inspired the graphic novel Son of Hitler

| By Anthony Del Col, writer & co-creator of Son of Hitler