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A bi-monthly interview series helmed by Kevin Sharp (Bookmarks, The First Line, After Dakota) that highlights comic book creators of all experience levels, providing insight into their creative process, working space, passion for the sequential art medium, and more.
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Actor/MC J. Michael Trautmann talks to Fanboy Comics Creative Director Sam Rhodes about his meteoric rise as both an actor and rapper. He shares his experiences as a working TV and film actor, divulges his passions as an amateur visual artist, and lets us in on why theatre will always be a constant in his life.
Look for him in the upcoming release 96 minutes and Here Comes the Boom with Kevin James.
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Carnal: Pride of the Lions is the first in a series of five illustrated graphic novels from Sea Lion Books, in which humans have fallen to the bottom of the food chain and lions, hyenas, and other animals have evolved into humanistic creatures that battle for dominance and survival. Co-writer and artist John Connell talks with Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon about how the graphic novel began, his own artistic influences, and what is up next for the Carnal series.
This interview was conducted on April 11, 2012.
Out of a desire to work with like-minded individuals, a fondness for the campy horror comedies and grindhouse classics from the ‘70s and ‘80s, and an unabashed love of Wyoming comes From the Trailer to the Grave, a film that will birth a new genre, the RedZomRomCom (Redneck Zombie Romantic Comedy). Actor/Writer/Producer K. Harrison Sweeney is bringing together five lead alumni of 2010's Game of the Year, Red Dead Redemption, as well as FANGORIA magazine's frequently featured "Scream Queen" Lindsay Goranson, Mark Fite of Mr. Show with Bob & David notoriety, Jim Turner from HBO's Arli$$, and Ken Campbell from FOX's ‘90s sitcom cult hit, Herman's Head. Also on board is comic/graphic novel artist Guy LeMay (Image Comics' Dead@17, Viper Comics' The Rabid), who will be providing storyboard/end credit art, as well as Los Angeles-based band The Peculiar Pretzelmen, who will be using their early 20th century blues/rag-rock sound to score the film. Currently in preproduction and on schedule to film in August of 2012, it’s sure to be a wild romp of guffaws and guts! Everything sounds very exciting, and Fanboy Comics Senior Contributor Ben Rhodes got a chance to chat with co-star and publicist Steve J. Palmer about the film, the contest that they have entered to fund this and other awesome projects from Big Horn Samurai Sinema, and what the hell a Redneck Zombie Romantic Comedy is anyway!
Hunter Black is a dark, fantasy webcomic written by Justin Peniston and illustrated by William Orr. Prior to their attendance at C2E2 (Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo) this weekend, the creators sat down with Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon to discuss how Hunter Black became a webcomic, their thoughts on the digital comics revolution, and their own favorite comics.
At the premiere of Morgan Spurlock's new documentary, Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope, produced by Joss Whedon and Stan Lee, Gabriel Jarret fills the Fanboy Comics in on why he loves Real Genius fans, how he would cosplay at SDCC, and the inside scoop on the Real Genius remake.
Stay tuned to the Fanboy Comics website for more interviews from the Comic-Con Episode IV red carpet premiere!
Skip Harvey, one of the subjects of Morgan Spurlock's newest documentary Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope, has come to San Diego seeking his dream of becoming a professional comic artist. Eric talks to the FBC crew about his current projects, the pressure of being documented while facing criticism, and his favorite comics.
Stay tuned to the Fanboy Comics website for more interviews from the Comic-Con Episode IV red carpet premiere!
Eric Henson, one of the subjects of Morgan Spurlock's newest documentary Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope, is hoping to impress publishers with his illustrations and create a career out of his heartfelt passion of drawing. Eric talks to the FBC crew about his current projects, the pressure of showing your portfolio for review, and which comics he likes to read.
Stay tuned to the Fanboy Comics website for more interviews from the Comic-Con Episode IV red carpet premiere!
James Darling, one of the subjects of Morgan Spurlock's newest documentary Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope, proposed to his girlfriend Se Young Kang at SDCC 2010. See the young couple talk to the FBC crew about loving a geek, debate Star Trek vs. Firefly, and share the moment behind their Comic-Con addiction.
Stay tuned to the Fanboy Comics website for more interviews from the Comic-Con Episode IV red carpet premiere!
At the premiere of Morgan Spurlock's new documentary, Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope, produced by Joss Whedon and Stan Lee, Chris Hardwick of G4's Attack of the Show and The Nerdist Channel on Youtube talks with Fanboy Comics' Bryant Dillon about why it's important to have a fan-centric movie about Comic-Con, whether Comic-Con has grown too large, and his personal plans to take over the world.
Stay tuned to the Fanboy Comics website for more interviews from the Comic-Con Episode IV red carpet premiere!
At the premiere of Morgan Spurlock's new documentary, Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope, produced by Joss Whedon and Stan Lee, fanboy favorite Doug Jones talks with Fanboy Comics President Bryant Dillon about his experiences at Comic-Con and why he never dresses up for Halloween!
Stay tuned to the Fanboy Comics website for more interviews from the Comic-Con Episode IV red carpet premiere!