Art by Alex Ross Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen with Marty Grosser There’s no denying the power of a certain image and its ability to transport readers to another realm. Jack Kirby, along with Marvel front man / idea man Stan Lee, transported readers to worlds both alien and commonplace for…

Art by Dexter Vines Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen You’ve definitely seen inker Dexter Vines’ work. From Civil War to The Ultimates to Buffy to Invincible — Vines’ nearly thirty-year career in comics has been well-documented throughout the pages of some of your favorite stories. Recently, Dexter unveiled a massive…

by Troy-Jeffrey Allen 2022 marks the 60th anniversary of Marvel’s Hulk. Naturally, the publisher has already begun a year-long celebration of the character. The first quarter of this birthday SMASH! Kicks off with the March release of Hulk Grand Design: MONSTER #1 (JAN220934). Written and drawn by Jim Rugg (Octobriana…

Art by Marco Checchetto Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen This week’s Get Graphic spotlights an artist that many comic fans are already pleasantly familiar with. Over the last few years, Italy’s Marco Checchetto has made a notable splash on the American comics scene. Particularly at the halls of Marvel on…

by Troy-Jeffrey Allen Stefano Cardoselli’s art is fiercely expressionistic. A lot of that has to do with the fact that he prefers to be hands-on. “I work mainly by hand, I like to have contact with the materials,” Stefano explains. “I try to work on strong contrasts that are…

Art by Emanuele Parascandolo Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen Meet Italian artist Emanuele Parascandolo. An unabashed sci-fi/fantasy fan, Emanuele brings his talents stateside with Speed Republic (DEC211714) from Mad Cave Studios. Speed Republic takes readers for a ride around a post-apocalyptic European landscape where riches are the reward and death…

Art by Victor Santos Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen The 1990s era of superhero comics is a great point of contention in the nerd community. Depending on what side of the argument you fall on, you either feel like it is responsible for the downfall of an industry or it…

Art by Enid Balam Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen Artist Enid Balam may be from Mexico, but you’d be forgiven for assuming that he’s a European comic book artist. Since 2015, the colorist-inker-penciler’s work has touched French publishers Delcourt and Humanoids, Sergio Bonelli’s Italian studios, and more recently British publisher Titan…