[Video Interview] “Pants Optional” – Episode VII: David Booher & Drew Zucker

“Pants Optional” is a new Zoom video interview feature where we connect with individuals within the comic book community. It’s a way to see/hear what creators have been doing during a quarantine, projects which may be in motion during this downtime, and noteworthy events and happenings taking place in lieu of conventions, appearances, and the weekly NCBD grind. For Episode VII, I spoke with CANTO co-creators David M. Booher and Drew Zucker about their upcoming one-shot, CANTO & THE CLOCKWORK FAIRIES at IDW Publishing. Joined again with colorist Vittorio Astone and letterer Deron Bennett, this latest standalone adventure is going to fill

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[Video Interview] “Pants Optional” – Episode VI: Frank Gogol

“Pants Optional” is a new Zoom video interview feature where we connect with individuals within the comic book community. It’s a way to see/hear what creators have been doing during a quarantine, projects which may be in motion during this downtime, and noteworthy events and happenings taking place in lieu of conventions, appearances, and the weekly NCBD grind. RELATED: [Video Interview] RCCC 2019: Frank Gogol For Episode VI, I spoke with Frank Gogol. The creator of the Ringo Award-nominated anthology GRIEF, and writer of the smash hit DEAD END KIDS, is back at Source Point Press with his latest project

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[Video Interview] “Pants Optional” – Episode V: Tyler Chin-Tanner & Eric Palicki

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[Comic Book Review] Image Comics’ PAUL IS DEAD Original Graphic Novel

PopCultHQ received a review copy of the PAUL IS DEAD Original Graphic Novel from Image Comics. Available now, the creative team for this issue features writing from Paolo Baron and art from Ernesto Carbonetti. Here’s PopCultHQ’s spoiler-free review of… Paul is Dead OGN Writer: Paolo Baron Artist: Ernesto Carbonetti Cover Artist: Ernesto Carbonetti In Shops: Apr 22, 2020 November 1966. London. John Lennon can’t speak. He can’t take his eyes off the photo of a car in flames with Paul McCartney’s body inside. His friend is no longer here, and that means the Beatles are no longer here either. But John

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[Comic Book Review] THE JUMP #1 from Half Evil Comics

PopCultHQ received an advance review copy of THE JUMP #1 from Half Evil Comics. Currently LIVE on Kickstarter, the creative team for this issue features writing from Rylend Grant, art from Fábio Alves, colors by Edson Ferreira, and lettering from HdE. Here’s PopCultHQ’s spoiler-free review of… THE JUMP #1 Writer: Rylend Grant Artist: Fábio Alves Colorist: Edson Ferreira Letterer: HdE Cover Artists (Main & Variants): Fábio Alves (Artist) Edson Ferreira (Colorist) After a series of crippling personal tragedies, Thomas Northrope retreats from his everyday life and finds comfort in an online community dedicated to the art of astral projection. When

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[Comic Book Review] NO HEROINE #1 from Source Point Press

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[Video Interview] “Pants Optional” – Episode III: Rylend Grant

Welcome to another edition of “Pants Optional.” It’s PopCultHQ’s new Zoom video interview feature where we connect with individuals within the comic book community. It’s a way to see/hear what creators have been doing during a quarantine, projects which may be in motion during this downtime, and noteworthy events and happenings taking place in lieu of conventions, appearances, and the weekly NCBD grind. For Episode III, I spoke with Rylend Grant. The Ringo Award-winning writer of ABERRANT and BANJAX is delving into the world of crowdfunding with his latest project, THE JUMP, which goes live on Monday, June 1st. Grant

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[Comic Book Review] POSTAL: The Complete Collection HC from Image/Top Cow

Collects POSTAL #1-25, POSTAL: LAURA #1, POSTAL: MARK #1, and POSTAL: DOSSIER #1

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[Comic Book Review] THE BOYS: Dear Becky #1 from Dynamite

PopCultHQ received an advance review copy of THE BOYS: Dear Becky #1 from Dynamite Entertainment. Available Wednesday, June 3rd, the creative team for this issue features writing from Garth Ennis, art from Russ Braun, colors by Tony Aviña, and lettering from Simon Bowland. Here’s PopCultHQ’s spoiler-free review of… THE BOYS: Dear Becky #1 Writer: Garth Ennis Artist: Russ Braun Colorist: Tony Aviña Letterer: Simon Bowland In Shops: June 3, 2020 Twelve years after the events of The Boys, Hughie finds himself back home in Scotland where he intends to finally marry Annie in the company of friends and family. But

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[Video Interview] “Pants Optional” – Episode II: Kenny Aitken

A cybernetic owl created as a weapon breaks free from his creators, learns the ways of the Samurai and becomes a hero in the distant future of Japan.

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