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Clark Bint is easily one of the most exciting and skilled emerging talents of the decade, with his phenomenal work on Dave Cook’s Killtopia and Titan Comics’ Rebel Moon making waves in the British comics scene. Today we sat down to talk about everything from his artistic process to his go to snacks. Me: How did you get the job illustrating Killtopia? Clark: After Craig Paton stepped down as the artist after issue 2, Dave put out a call for artists and I just messaged him about it. Dave and I...

© Dave Baillie With work ranging from DC’s Vertigo to Valiant comics, 2000 AD regular David Baillie has had a long and storied career filled with challenge and triumph. Today he sits down to talk about all things comics, how to make it in the industry and how fatherhood has changed him as a creator. Me: Let’s start with an easy question. Everyone always asks writers when they knew they could do this for a living but when was your biggest I can never do this moment, your biggest moment of...

Credits: John Allison John Allison has forged his own unique path from novice freelancer to Eisner Award winner through a career defined by perseverance and experimentation. Within this article, he discusses his experiences of self publishing, the strangeness of the Eisner Award Ceremony and his Conan webcomic (which is sadly no longer available on his website). What attracted you to the medium of web comics specifically? Zero cost at the point of entry, and back in 1998 when I started,...