My favorite comic book writer, Tim Seeley, teamed up with artist Diego Bernard to produce Witchblade #151, and I spoke with him recently about his experience working on the issue.

On November 1, MC Frontalot played in my town of Gainesville, FL. Before the concert, I was able to get an email interview with him. What follows in my review of the show (which also featured several Scrub Club artists) and that interview.

I had a chance to listen to a preview copy of The Invisible Plan, the new EP from Kidneythieves, and ask a few questions of the band’s vocalist, Free Dominguez.

Max Allan Collins has been writing novels, screenplays, and comics since 1973. When his friend Mickey Spillane died in 2006, Collins was given some of Spillane’s incomplete novels to finish, including The Consummata. I had the opportunity to have an interview with Max Allan Collins and ask him a few questions.

I was lucky enough to be able to score an interview with Terry Moore and ask him a few questions about his new ongoing series, Rachel Rising, and his plans for the book.

The third issue of the Victorian horror series The Strange Case of Mr. Hyde released last week and, thanks in large part to Twitter and to his extremely obliging personality, I had the opportunity to interview Mr. Cole Haddon, the mastermind behind this intriguing mash-up style comic book.

This week we’re spotlighting another awesome and geeky way to support Japan, this one assembled entirely by fans and costumers. It’s called Cosplay for a Cause, and I had a chance to talk with a few of the ladies involved.

In addition to being exceptionally creative, freelance writer Adam P. Knave is also nice enough to take some time away from his busy schedule to answer our questions about writing, publishing, the creative process, and even his favorite childhood cartoons.

In honor of Zenescope Entertainment’s forthcoming Grimm Fairy Tales spin-off series, Myths & Legends, comic book writer Raven Gregory (Wonderland trilogy, The Waking, The Gift) took some time to speak with me about the new spin-off, his creative process, and comic book writing in general.

Paul Dini, the amazing writer/producer of most things you’ve ever loved — things like Batman: The Animated Series, Tiny Toons, and LOST — was kind enough to answer some questions from an admitted hardcore Paul Dini fan.