Halloween is almost upon us . . . and it was a real treat to see this fabulous video for Tales of Supernatural Law, which is volume one in collecting Wolff & Byrd’s casefiles! Take a peek (if you dare!) and check out the other horrific comics featured daily by cool ghoul Moarte throughout October…
Comic–Con International: San Diego 2015 has come and gone (after it arrived early this year!). Lovely Wife Jackie and I had a great time . . . as usual! It was nice to see old friends and meet and greet our readers. Jackie debuted her new book, Comic Book People 2 and basked in the…
Part Two of Jon B. Cooke’s career-spanning interview with me is in the latest issue of Comic Book Creator #8. I’m in august company, too– CBC #8 features far-reaching interviews with Madman’s Mike Allred and Flaming Carrot’s Bob Burden as well as articles on Harvey Kurtzman, Stan Lee, and Vernon Grant. Published by Two Morrows,…
Exhibit A Press’s Spanish publisher, Tyrannosaurus Books, is at the Madrid Book Fair this week and their edition of Tales of Supernatural Law has made RTVE’s (the Spanish public television official website) list of recommended comics– and check out who Senorita Wolff and Senor Byrd, Asesores de lo Macabro, share that list with! To see…
Leer Wolff y Byrd, ahora en español! Yes, our Counselors of the Macabre become Asesores de lo Macabro in a beautiful edition published by Tyrannosaurus Books of Spain. Head honcho Marc Gras and his crew have translated and reprinted Exhibit A Press’s Tales of Supernatural Law and did a wonderful job! I’m proud that Supernatural…
ON SALE NOW: Comic Book Creator #7, Jon Cooke’s acclaimed magazine about, well, comic books and its creators! The current issue, published by Two Morrows, features career-spanning interviews with Bernie Wrightson, Bill Morrison, Richard Bruning, Gabriel Hardman & Corinna Bechko . . . and me! Yes, if you want the inside dirt on who I…
Once again, thanks to the good graces of the San Diego Opera, I (along with cartoonist Eric Shanower) was invited to sit in and sketch an opera’s dress rehearsal. This time, the opera was a 20th Century one: John Adams’s Nixon in China. I have to confess that I approached this one with some trepidation…
On the occasion of Will Eisner Week, Bob Andelman (aka Mr. Media) sat down with me (via Skype) to discuss the legendary cartoonist and “godfather of the graphic novel.”. Topics include Eisner as teacher, Harvey Kurtzman, John Holmstrom, and Supernatural Law! Bob is the author of Will Eisner: A Spirited Life, now in a new…
Once again, thanks to the good graces of the San Diego Opera (now celebrating it’s 50th season, thank you very much!), I was invited to do sketches of Mozart’s opera, Don Giovanni. This opera has long been a favorite of mine (I even parodied it– along with Geo. Bernard Shaw’s “sequel,” Don Juan in Hell– in…
On January 30th the San Diego Central Library held the reception for its 49th annual Local Author Exhibit, an event that honors writers and artists living in “America’s Finest City,” celebrating the publication of their new books from the previous year. This year’s event saw two books from Exhibit A Press on display: the new…