It’s always nice to see good things happen to good people, and today’s announcement that the long-running Goats webcomic will be published by Random House imprint Villard in a multi-book deal is a prime example of that sort of scenario. I was fortunate to have a chance to speak with Goats creator Jon Rosenberg about [...]

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As I mentioned in my Day One Report from Wizard World Chicago, one of the highlights of my time in the Windy City was Friday’s interview with writer Warren Ellis. It was a complete turnabout from my last experience interviewing him, as this time around it was actually a very pleasant conversation, full of laughs [...]

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My latest interview on ComicMix went up yesterday, and this time around I spoke to one one of the webcomics’ true veterans, Jon Rosenberg of Goats. I first met Jon a year or so ago, when I crashed the Goats birthday bash at (of course) the Peculier Pub in Manhattan. He’s good people – the [...]

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I’m still on vacation, but here’s the latest interview in my series of chats with webcomic creators around the ‘Tubes. As usual, I’m providing an excerpt of the interview here with a link to the full text over on ComicMix. -RM I’ve been reading A Softer World off and on for the last three years, [...]

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I kicked off my webcomic interview series again this week, posting a conversation between myself and Chris “Dr. McNinja” Hastings. He’s good people, and I’m looking forward to meeting up with him and many of the other webcomic creators I’ve become familiar with over the last bunch of years during this weekend’s MoCCA Arts Festival. [...]

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Another interview, from ComicMix to you, courtesy of… me. I’m good like that – always looking out for you. This time around, it’s Paul Southworth of the amazingly colorful, candy-for-the-eyes webcomic Ugly Hill, which seems to be equal parts Ren and Stimpy and Spongebob Squarepants at times. I dig it immensely. Paul Southworth’s webcomic Ugly [...]

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Last week, I had a fun interview with Steven Cloud, whose webcomic Boy on a Stick and Slither is another personal favorite of mine. My favorite part of this interview is our chat about his upcoming “Mongol Rally” trip from London to Mongolia via a 1-liter Nissan Micra. Part of me wants to join him, [...]

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