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 collection…

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. …

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 is…

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. …

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…