Wes Jones 7/8/17 Wes Jones 7/8/17

Interview: Emily B. Owen, Creator of Brain Shoodles

By Wes Jones

I reviewed Brain Shoodles earlier this week with a perfect score. Needless to say I really enjoyed it. Writer/Artist Emily B. Owen was nice enough to sit down and answer a few questions about herself and her new book.

Dustin Cabeal 6/26/17 Dustin Cabeal 6/26/17

Interview: Ghost City Comics

Full disclosure: Comic Bastards is a sponsor for Ghost City Comic Competition and will be reviewing the winners picked by a panel of judges. For more information, please visit Ghost City Comics.

I had a chance to interview Michael Ruiz-Unger and Tucker Tota about their Ghost City Comic Competition that’s currently running. You’ll also be able to hear me on their podcast in production talking about the site. It’s a little cross promotion, but the goal is the same, to give information about the other. On their podcast, you’ll hear about what makes Comic Bastards tick, and in this interview, you’ll get some background information on the first indie comic competition.

Robert Larson 5/16/17 Robert Larson 5/16/17

Interview: The Creators of Apama: The Undiscovered Animal

By Zeb Larson

An interview with the creators of Apama: The Undiscovered Animal.

Dustin Cabeal 1/12/17 Dustin Cabeal 1/12/17

Five Questions With Ken Garing About Planetoid: Praxis

By Dustin Cabeal

Being a big fan of Ken Garing's Planetoid, I was happy about the announcement of a second volume. I had the chance to shoot Ken some questions about his upcoming Image Comic follow up Planetoid: Praxis which is out February 1st.

Pablo Arriaga 10/7/16 Pablo Arriaga 10/7/16

The Best Graphic Novel You Won't See at NYCC

By Pablo Arriaga

Karl Slominski is a weird dude. Karl Slominski is a guy who loves to make comics more than anything else and has dedicated his life to do so. A Kubert School graduate, he has worked on several beloved indie titles like Golgotha, a book about a man addicted to drugs and H.P. Lovecraft is on the hunt for the people who have exhumed his corpse. Karl also lent his talents for Ashes, a comic about a NY firefighter relearning how to approach his career after a traumatic experience where he loses a leg. And being part of the DC/IDW Comic Book Anthology Love Is Love, to honor the victims of the horrific Orlando attacks, he will join the superstar names like Patton Oswalt, Phil Jimenez, Olivier Coipel. Karl Slominski knows three things really well and has them on his business card. Noise. Paint. Love.