Arvid Nelson Archives

They are rolling out a new comic series from Arvid Nelson and Zid – Skull Island: The Birth of Kong The series is being called both a sequel and a prequel to the film and features Monarch operatives returning to the island to learn the truth about Kong The series is set to grow the[...]

The 128-page graphic novel is written by Arvid Nelson and drawn by Gian Fernando It will be released January 24th. The Great Wall: Last Survivor Writer: Arvid Nelson Artist: Gian Fernando What if an army was created to defend our world from an enemy so dangerous, its very existence must be kept a secret? Built to keep out[...]

Howard Presents Thulsa Doom #1 by Arvid Nelson and Lui Antonio The book has a cover by Alex Ross. From the pages of writer Robert E Howard comes the debut of Dynamite's Thulsa Doom! Written by Kull writer Arvid Nelson and illustrated by Lui (Red Sonja) Antonio, the opening story arc also features cover artist Alex Ross![...]

Dynamite Entertainment has published nearly one hundred issues based on Edgar Rice Burroughs' Warlords of Mars and to celebrate the publisher is putting out a special 100th issue. This square bound book will contain stories by Arvid Nelson, Robert Place Napton and Mark Rahner and feature covers by Joseph Michael Lisner, Jay Anacleto, Fabiano Neves, Emanuela[...]

Arvid Nelson talks about his experience with the world John Carter with writer Victor Gischler. VICTOR GISCHLER: When you first learned you were going to write the classic Burroughs John Carter what was your reaction?  Pure excitement?  A little intimidated? ARVID NELSON: A little bit of both, actually! Reading each book three times was a great confidence[...]

Now writer Arvid Nelson chats with the master of the macabre about all things horror. Arvid Nelson: Steve! We met for all of a few seconds a few years ago I think the 30 Days of Night Movie was just hitting the screen You've made quite a  name for yourself as a horror writer both before and[...]

Arvid Nelson chatted with the writer to talk about her career plan or lack there of and what she is working on now. ARVID NELSON: One of the things that fascinates me about you is your career path I loved reading You'll All Be Sorry on comicbookresources.com, and I was sorry when it ended, but I[...]

Arvid Nelson chatted with Zub about his career and how he deals with the comic industry. ARVID NELSON: I won't ask you "how did you break into comics?" because you've already got a great essay on your site (www.jimzub.com) but I would like to know what one of your biggest surprises is about writing comics[...]

Jim Zub got Arvid Nelson to talk about Warlord of Mars… and it all went very strange from the first question. JIM ZUB: Given the long history of the character it may seem odd, but how would you sum up Warlord of Mars for readers who have never read it before? ARVID NELSON: Here's what I would do[...]

Arvid Nelson has been in comics a long time having published his first issue of Rex Mundi with Image Comics over a decade ago Since then he's worked for Marvel (X-men Unlimited), DC (The Joker Asylum) and Dark Horse (Kull) Now he's switching form Robert E Howard to Edgar Rice Burroughs as he takes on[...]

Look at the small Thulsa on the cover and the large Doom. This is a bad guy comic from the get go, even emphasising a certain syllable in common with a