AMA Archives

Six days ago, comic book writer Si Spurrier did an Ask Me Anything AMA session on Reddit for the first time, talking about – well, pretty much anything We learned more about DC Comics' cancellation of Hellblazer which he previously talked about at length. My stupid, colossal f-cking mistake was to assume I was still living[...]

ever released. One of the developers on the original game and it's unreleased sequel, Dylan Cuthbert, recently took part in a reddit AMA in which Star Fox was brought up a lot When asked if he was currently interested in developing a game for Nintendo's new console, Cuthbert responded, "I would love to and I have a few[...]

If you do that, you will be able to draw some amazing pictures Students who are able to keep this up will surely make it. I have only seen three of my students do this What's important is that you keep it up. His favourite type of manga? Motion comics! Which artist did he have the best experience working with? Goseki Kojima[...]

Troy Brownfield, writer of the Blood Queen series for Dynamite among other works did a r/comicbooks AMA the other day and we have some of the highlights. For someone unfamiliar with your work, how can you sell me on it? The first thing I would ask is: What do you typically like to read? I've done a[...]

The reason that I find these thing interesting is that every now and then you get questions from a perspective of someone other than the seasoned interviewer, which means that some things get through the cracks. There were no big surprises or reveals during his AMA, but there were still some interesting things for fans of[...]