Shawn & Isaac of Hero Spy: How did you find your way into the comic book world?

Adi Granov: I’ve always loved comics, especially European graphic novels I grew up on, so that was always something I had a lot of interest in. But I pursued education and career in illustration and design and that, in a roundabout way, led me into doing work for various publishers who wanted me to try my hand at doing sequential art. I did and I really enjoyed it.
In 2004 you were named as one of Marvel Comics “Young Guns” did you get a trophy for that one or just the title?

Adi Granov: Just the title unfortunately… Although we had a really wild party during that con they announced the whole Young Gun thing at, not related to it, but it was the most memorable part of the whole deal. Read the rest of this entry »

First of all, if your not excited about the mere prospect of an entire movie revolving around Wolverine, you are either very old and out of touch with the wonders of this modern age, or a true stick in the mud. I for one have been dreaming of a Wolverine film since I was but a wee lad of maybe twelve years old. When I say wee lad I mean a three hundred pound comic geek with greasy pimples covering my smarmy mug. But that aside the point is that this has the possibility of being one of the great ones. This has the potential of being the Comic Book based movie of our generation; or it could be the flop of the century, time will tell. Read the rest of this entry »

The dust has barely settled since the Alyssians trounced Queen Redd and she fled through the Heart Crystal to parts unknown. We return to a Wonderland in flux as the young queen Alyss attempts to rule a world she barely knows; a world where everyone is Seeing Redd! Has Her Imperial Viciousness returned or is it only black imagination?

She circles your dreams
And plays with your head
She’s out there waiting
Are you Seeing Redd?

Check out the Website HERE If you’d like to view the Seeing Redd trailer, CLICK ON! Read the rest of this entry »

Those anticipating the release of 30 Days of Night to the big screen this October 19, 2007 will also have a chance to enjoy the further expansion of the 30 Days world and characters through IDW Publishing’s horrific new comic book, 30 Days of Night: Beyond Barrow.

The much-anticipated motion picture from Sony Pictures, directed by David Slade, best known for directing Hard Candy, and starring leading Hollywood actor Josh Hartnett, is based on IDW Publishing’s original 30 Days of Night graphic novel, which launched in 2002. The terrifying story details a small Alaskan town—Barrow—that is overrun by vampires during 30 sunless days of the harsh northern winter. When released, the horrifying vampire tale shocked the comic book world and quickly became a bona-fide smash hit. Read the rest of this entry »

I can now announce that I am now an official Dreamworks artist for their Dreamworks Tales comic! When I was approached by Titan to work on the title back in May, I was at first hesitant, not because I didn’t want to get involved in the awesome world of DW, but because I was concerned it would eat into my MOON! work time. My Ed was totally sympathetic to my schedule though, and together we came up with a workload which suited us both. I was offered the choice of which property I wanted to work on (Shrek, Over the Hedge, etc) and eventually we decided that Madagascar was the most suited to my style in terms of both look and humor. Read the rest of this entry »

In The Necromancer Pilot Season #1 original series writer, Joshua Ortega (Frank Frazetta’s Death Dealer, Star Trek: The Manga) returns to the character he helped create. Original series artist Francis Manapul (Iron & The Maiden, Legion of Super-heroes) graces the cover art and selected the new interior artist to continue his vision, Jonboy Meyers (Ninja Scroll). The Harvey nominated property picks up after the events in issue #6 of the original series, with Abby van Alstine investigating the events that brought her to this point. When she encounters a new monstrous evil that threatens to consume her, the story takes a turn towards a surprise ending that no one will see coming!

“It’s great to be back on The Necromancer and to get a chance to chronicle more of Abby’s journey into the secret world of magic,” stated writer Ortega, Read the rest of this entry »

This is what Quinto had to say about Spock: I have spent time with Leonard and I look forward to spending much more with him. We’ve hung out a few times in conjunction with the announcement, we did an interview together and spent some time personally one-on-one. That’s the time I’m most interested in cultivating with him is really just getting to know him and learning about his life, not just about this character and his perspective on the character although it will be a significant part of the work we do together. But just knowing him as a man, knowing him as an artist. I have a profound respect for the journey that he’s taken and for the way he’s redefined his creative expression over the years.
So I look forward to being a part of that and being exposed to that. I think it will be a really gratifying part of this experience. Read the whole Interview HERE