This is a pretty great little series of videos, in which Alan Moore discusses each of his major comic book works, including V For Vendetta, Lost Girls, League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and, of course, Watchmen. They're pretty short and sweet. I think they're the perfect length for someone who's not interested in watching a big full length interview with the man.
This is a really fantastic post-Secret Invasion #1 interview with series writer, Brian Michael Bendis. It's very conversational and casual and I find that's definitely the best kind of Bendis interview. He hints at a few things coming up in the series that really get me excited. This, of course, spoils the events of #1, so if you still haven't read it, then steer clear of this.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is an American comic book published by Mirage Studios since 1984. Originally conceived by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird as a one-off parody, the comic's popularity has gone on to inspire three television series, numerous video games, four feature films, and a wide range of toys and merchandise.
Check out the first four issues of this series here.
Dwayne McDuffie, best known as the creator of Damage Control for Marvel and as a writer for several acclaimed animated television series, has a really great collection of plots, pitches, proposals, and scripts on his website. It's a really great selection of writing from a really great writer. Highly recommended.
From Jonathan Hickman, creator of The Nightly News, comes this innovative new series, Pax Romana. If great science fiction writing coupled with stunningly inventive page designs sound interesting to you, then this is the comic for you! Get in on the ground floor with this, the first issue, published in it's entirety at Comic Book Resources.
Listen to Stan Lee as he shares his life story, from birth to the creation of Marvel to the present day! This is really a fantastic set of videos, with a full transcript, where Stan gets to talk about all of the significant events of his life and nearly all of his major creations. From his friendship with Bob Kane, the creator of Batman, to seeing his creations realized as motion pictures decades after their creation, and everything in between, this is a must watch.
For a while, Brian Bendis did a series of interviews for Wizard Magazine where he got to pick the brains of some of the best in the business, including Stan Lee and Tom Brevoort. For Wizard World Philly, Brian and Wizard decided to do an interview live as a panel and this time the subjects would be Brian's good friends and long time collaborators, Mike Oeming and David Mack. The conversation hits on a dozen topics and is as rewarding as it is entertaining.
Curious about how to break in to comics? John Siuntres moderates a panel of amazing indie creators who talk about exactly that. This is definitely a thoroughly interesting and rewarding discussion for anyone interested in making comics as a career.
So, as you can see, we are in the process of revamping the website. It's about 95% complete right now and yeah, there's a few bugs here and there. It'll all be worked out over the next day or two and you can hold me to that!
Thanks for your patience.
EDIT - ALL DONE!
