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‘Marvels: The Novelization’ Author Steve Darnall: The Conskipper Interview

May 21, 2026 Nick Banks

A brand new novelization of Alex Ross and Kurt Busiek’s seminal mini-series Marvels by writer Steve Darnall captures the prose history of Marvel’s Silver and Bronze Age.

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‘Marvel Age of Comics: The Ultimates-An Exploration’ Writer Ted Adams: The Conskipper Interview

May 5, 2026 Nick Banks

Conskipper’s interview series with the writers of Bloomsbury Academic’s second wave of Marvel of Age of Comics books begins with a journey to the start of the 21st Century and Marvel’s Ultimates with Ted Adams.

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‘Ancestral Recall’ Writer Jordan Clark: The Conskipper Interview

April 9, 2026 Nick Banks

We were able to travel back to the past and to the future to speak to Jordan Clark about the beginnings and endings of Ancestral Recall.

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‘Estuary: A Ghost Story’ Writer David ‘D.B.’ Andry: The Conskipper Interview

April 3, 2026 Nick Banks

David “D.B.” Andry, Tim Daniel, and Maan House’s new nautical nightmare series from Oni Press is bound to make you stay away from the sea and old churches.

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Wandering Planet Toys ‘Kolchak-The Night Stalker’ Action Figure’s Gavin Hignight and Chris “Doc” Wyatt: The Conskipper Interview

March 17, 2026 Nick Banks

Carl Kolchak and his nemesis the vampire Janos Skorzeny get their very own 1/12 scale action figures for Wandering Planet Toys latest Kickstarter campaign.

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‘Benjamin’ Writer Ben H. Winters: The Conskipper Interview

March 13, 2026 Nick Banks

Ben H. Winters and Leomacs original graphic novel from Oni Press titled Benjamin takes a surreal dive into sci-fi writing, fandom, and reality.

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Klaus Janson Exhibit at New York’s Philippe Labaune Gallery: The Conskipper Interview

March 9, 2026 Nick Banks

The Philippe Labaune Gallery’s latest exhibit features the work of Eisner and Harvey Award winner Klaus Janson.

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Bruno Redondo Discusses His New ‘The DC Art of Bruno Redondo’

March 3, 2026 Nick Banks

Three-time Eisner Award-winning artist Bruno Redondo launches his first art book from Clover Press on Kickstarter called the DC Art of Bruno Redondo.

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‘Lands Unknown: The Skinless Man’ Creator Ben Stenbeck: The Conskipper Interview

March 3, 2026 Nick Banks

Mike Mignola and Ben Stenbeck’s new Lands Unknown universe expands with Stenbeck’s The Skinless Man two-issue series.

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‘BABS: The Black Road South’ Writer Garth Ennis: The Conskipper Interview

January 28, 2026 Nick Banks

Garth Ennis and Jacen Burrows are back for a sequel to their irreverent fantasy series for AHOY Comics titled Babs: The Black Road South.

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‘Vampyre: A Costa Rican Folktale’ Creator Ricardo Delgado: The Conskipper Interview

January 20, 2026 Nick Banks

While artist and designer Ricardo Delgado is well know for his Age of Reptiles’ dinosaurs, he is starting to get a reputation for creating vampires as well.

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‘Miss Truesdale and the Rise of Man’ Artist Jesse Lonergan: The Conskipper Interview

December 10, 2025 Nick Banks

Jesse Lonergan and Mike Mignola are back for a second installment in their Miss Truesdale series.

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With their special edition release of Dark Water, Arrow Video pays homage to Nakata’s and Suzuki’s entire bodies of work, featuring behind the scenes material and interviews which thoroughly chronicle their popular styles of storytelling and filmmaking.

Flashback Interview: ‘The Krampus and The Old Dark Christmas’ Author Al Ridenour

June 3, 2020 Nick Banks

Al Ridenour’s new book The Krampus and the Old Dark Christmas: Roots and Rebirth of the Folkloric Devil (Feral House) fully captures the culturally accurate story of Krampus, as well as some of his fore bearers in the dark corners of the winter holiday.

Flashback Interview: ‘In the Mountains of Madness’ Author W. Scott Poole

June 3, 2020 Nick Banks

After analyzing Vampira’s (Maila Nurmi) influence and contributions to the genre and the wider cultural implications of her career, Poole decided to tackle the father of Cthulhu himself, H.P. Lovecraft.