Juno of Star Cross’d Destiny has attracted attention with her tale of superhuman homeless misfits in a future New Orleans. In this interview she chronicles the story’s history — from unpublished novel, to attention-getting webcomic, to member of the Hot Bullet Press group, to her webcomic appearing in print.
Tim Demeter's Reckless Life has been one of the delights of Graphic Smash — fast moving, stylized, and utterly and delightfully amoral. Tim was kind enough to grant us an interview.
Las Vegas seems like such a perfect place for Locke, your uber-thief — I was startled to find you were in Wisconsin. What's your background?
Alpha Shade is a wonderful blend of history, fantasy and science fiction from two brothers: Joe and Chris Brudlos. Al Schroeder interviewed them about their website, their working methods and their plans for their webcomic Alpha Shade.
Mel Hynes and James Grant do a comic together called Two Lumps, which is the self-proclaimed anti-Garfield. Grant is also (in)famous for his prior webcomic FLEM. Eric Burns interviewed both of them about working together on Two Lumps, collaboration in general and Grant’s secret plan to get on Keenspot. Continue Reading
One of the most popular comics these days is a webcomic called Applegeeks by Mohammad F. Haque and Ananth Panagariya, which has, among other things, a female robot named Eve (who destroys alternative/inferior OS) and a main character who talks to squirrels. Graced with beautiful art and excellent writing, it's an example of collaboration at its finest. The two creators were kind enough to grant us an interview.
Meredith Gran is the author of Skirting Danger, a webcomic that has appeared both on Graphic Smash and later, Keenspot. She gives her opinion on insecurities, the Keenspot vs. the Modern Tales model, and the relative lack(!) of Internet drama and webcomic in-fighting in a delightful interview.
Isabel Marks is the mastermind behind Namir Deiter, a daily webcomic that focuses on the lives of a band of young animals through high school and beyond. Marks has updated Namir Deiter for six years running. Comixpedia caught up to Marks at her locker after classes.
Liriel McMahon has been attrcting oohs and aahs for years now with her beautifully rendered black-and-white vampire story, Bad Blood, winning several awards and quite a few fans. Despite being one of the most active people in the webcomics “community”, she was kind enough to give Comixpedia an interview. Continue Reading
Super-teams have always been a popular genre in superhero comics. An interesting combination of super-team and RPG action is Gaming Guardians by Graveyard Greg. It is one of the longest-running and most popular super-teams in webcomics. We talked to Greg about Gaming Guardians and his work on Graphic Smash. Continue Reading
Sparkling Generation Valkyrie Yuuki is without a doubt the most oddly-named, and unusual variant of Norse mythology ever printed in comic form. Yet in some ways it’s closer to the original Norse myths than anything Lee and Kirby ever did with Thor. With a sixteen-year-old boy who turns into a Norse battle-valkyrie, (including a change to the female gender) it is alternately exciting, action-filled, and humor-filled. Its creator, Kittyhawk, was kind enough to give us an interview.
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