Comics Interviews

We interview the biggest names in indie and small press comics about their latest work, their inspirations and what they can recommend to up and coming creators.

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“We could have done things differently to speed up but working on a tight budget there’s only so much we could do!” PJ Montgomery and Gavin Mitchell on the long awaited release of Steve Jackson’s The Trolltooth Wars

It’s been two years since PJ Montgomery and Gavin Mitchell Kickstarted their adaptation of Steve Jackson’s fantasy novel The Trolltooth Wars, and it’s finally about to see the light of day! So where’s it been and what was the hold up? We catch up with PJ and Gavin to discuss one of the most anticipated […]

“I’ve been saying for a while that ‘someone’ needs to find an alternative model for selling comics… ‘someone’ didn’t listen, so I figured I better try!” Simon Russell on why he is launching indie comics store Comic Pop Up in Brighton this May

“I’ve been saying for a while that ‘someone’ needs to find an alternative model for selling comics… ‘someone’ didn’t listen, so I figured I better try!” Simon Russell on why he is launching indie comics store Comic Pop Up in Brighton this May

On Sunday May 13th in Brighton, Comic Pop Up, a new indie comics shop will be debuting in the Hanover Pub as part of Brighton Arts Festival. It’s a pop up shop, stocking some of the best indie and small press comics in the UK (including our very own The Pull List) and is the […]

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“The chance to bring a comic of my own into the classroom seemed like a no brainer” Ryan K Lindsay on new book Ink Island is perfect for kids and teachers

It’s been another bumper month for Kickstarters, and it wouldn’t be a crowd-funding extravaganza without the Aussie King of Kickstarter Ryan K Lindsay (Chum, Deer Editor and EIR). Instead of being another gritty crime drama, Ink Island is an all ages adventure starring his own kids that comes complete with a teaching pack for families and […]

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“It’s shaped by my nostalgia for that post-war British popular culture more than the historical reality of the period” Nick Prolix reveals all about his 60s set webcomic The Sheep And The Wolves and Slang Pictorial

Set in the seedy underbelly of 60s London, Nick Prolix’s webcomic The Sheep And The Wolves and it’s print spin-off Slang Pictorial, mixes vintage crime and newspaper strip capers as be-quiffed hitman Jimmy struts around town impressing the birds and trying to make a name for himself as an underworld player. Having met up with Nick at True Believers, […]

“With our powers combined we’re like a giant Japanese themed combination robot” King Legacy’s Jay Frettingham on making comics with his brother and winning the Small Press Factor

“With our powers combined we’re like a giant Japanese themed combination robot” King Legacy’s Jay Frettingham on making comics with his brother and winning the Small Press Factor

Last summer we brought you news of a fantastic competition called The Small Press Factor, which was run by the team at Leamington Comic Con 2017. It was a chance for an up and coming comic book creator to win a table at the 2017 event, as well as some promotion for their comic, including an interview […]

“It’s a celebration of the work we’ve done so far” Rob Jones and Mike Sambrook tell all about the Papercuts and Inkstains Collected Edition on Kickstarter

“It’s a celebration of the work we’ve done so far” Rob Jones and Mike Sambrook tell all about the Papercuts and Inkstains Collected Edition on Kickstarter

Those shy and retiring chaps from Madius Comics are back with a new Kickstarter, collecting together the first 7 issues of their 6-part anthology Papercuts and Inkstains. So what can we expect in the collection of their superb anthology? Well, funny you should ask as writer Rob Jones and Mike Sambrook are always up for a chat […]

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