Ghosted artist Megan Huang on Book Two in 2000 AD, working with Guy Adams, designing the Clowns and ten years in comics. Read the full interview on VerseDB.
Letterer Deron Bennett on keeping Canto's look through three letterers, retouching manga, writing for Denys Cowan, and training letterers at AndWorld Design.
Cartoonist Chris Eliopoulos on drawing the Wright Brothers as kids, matching another letterer's hand on Weapon X, and how to start your own comic strip.
Erica Schultz on writing Gunslinger Spawn and Daredevil, what lettering taught her about scripts, and adapting Murderbot's All Systems Red. Browse her work.
Fred Van Lente on building the vampire-ruled Night Isles in Vampyrates!, moving between nonfiction and fiction, and what the stage taught his comics scripts.
Letterer Taylor Esposito on the off-register letters in Junk Punch, lettering Space Ghost like Batman, teaching at the Kubert School, and his local comic shops.
Letterer Todd Klein on the loudest page he lettered in Kingdom Come, crediting logos nobody signed, why lettering needn't be invisible, and what he reads now.
Jim Zub talks adapting Journey to the West, the Wayward Compendium, thirty-plus issues of Conan, and his best advice for new creators. Read the full interview.
Jimmy Palmiotti on co-creating Painkiller Jane, remastering decades of covers for Uncovered, owning your own books, and what he's writing next.
Liana Kangas on drawing in someone else's sandbox, the Greg Pak advice they still work by, and what they wish they'd known about finding a style.
Tony DiGerolamo on self-publishing Jersey Devil, writing Simpsons comics for Bongo, running The Travelers for 25 issues, and why novels won him over.
Joe Caramagna talks lettering 6,000+ Marvel comics, breaking in at the Bullpen, writing Space Chasers, and why great lettering should disappear into the story.
Princeless creator Jeremy Whitley talks Strange Tales, Durham comic shops, and disability rep in Navigating with You. Add his books to your pull list.
Mike Cavallaro talks about his 30+ year career, the Nico Bravo and Eowulf books at First Second, his Digital Coloring class at SVA, why he draws straight to ink
Kikoo Light talks Blade Runner, traditional inking, crying over Journal, and why keeping a messy desk means the work is getting done.
Writer and editor Jason Snyder talks 15+ years in comics, adapting prose to sequential art, and his current projects including The Crux and UNCOMMON.
