It’s the Chip Chat we’ve been building to all year. And that’s because it’s the moment writer Chip Zdarsky has been building to all year. That’s right. This edition of Chip Chat, the monthly interview series between me and Chip Zdarsky, is all about what happened in Avengers: Armageddon #4, the surprising arrival of (redacted), … Continued

With nothing but love to every other comic publisher, Urban Comics is my favorite in all the land. The French comic house works with publishers like DC Comics, Image Comics (as well as the assorted creators who publish through them), and others to bring American comics to life in France, and what an incredible job … Continued

Well, we made it to San Diego Comic Con and we both survived the experience, so it’s time once again for Chip Zdarsky to join me for one of our patented Chip Chats. And this time, we’re going to cover one of the most asked about topics after our viewer-driven Q&A in July, and no, … Continued

It’s time for the longest Chip Chat yet! That’s because I asked you all for questions for this episode with Chip Zdarsky, and you delivered. This month’s Chip Chat is a viewer, listener, and reader fueled Q&A that covers a ton of ground, including: Chip’s visit to the Sex Criminals set! Avengers: Armageddon and his … Continued

It’s been a big stretch for Chip Zdarsky. The writer, artist, and writer/artist just saw the first issue of his big Marvel event comic Avengers: Armageddon debut, its follow-up in a new Avengers series with artist Marco Checchetto was announced, and the Sex Criminals adaptation got even more exciting news — to say nothing of … Continued

I love talking to comics retailers. These fine folks who run the comic shops that act as the heart of the medium for so many comic fans are crucial to the way the world of comics work, and I do what I can to regularly highlight what they do both on SKTCHD and Off Panel. … Continued

Steve Morris is a lot of things, as we’ll get to in a second. But if you had to pick two things above all, he’s a marketing manager at Rebellion, the company that publishes the stories of Judge Dredd, Rogue Trooper, and beyond in 2000 AD, and the person behind Shelfdust, the Eisner Award-nominated comics … Continued

I’m very much on record as being a fan of Lee Lai. The cartoonist is a truly exceptional talent, as she crafted one of my Comics of 2021 in Stone Fruit and one of my Comics of 2025 in Cannon, with the latter project showcasing a staggering jump in craft and storytelling from an already … Continued

You never know what’s going to catch your interest when you write about comics. Sometimes it’s a new work by an old favorite. Other times it’s a fresh take on an existing favorite character. But every once in a while, it’s something that is so wildly unexpected that you cannot help but have your curiosity … Continued

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