I was approached by Matt Idelson at Dynamite, who'd read my comic Coffin Hill from Vertigo and thought I would be a good fit.
BB: Any similarities to you between Coffin Hill and Grimm?
CK: Both are contemporary fantasy-horror stories, and although the mythology of Grimm is very different from Coffin Hill, there are a lot of[...]
Coffin Hill Archives
This was the cover to Coffin Hill #15 from Vertigo Comics The first title edited by Ellie Pyle who moved from Marvel to DC/Vertigo – someone willing to go west when many DC staffers chose not to.
The cover, as you can see features a "story so far" button And inside we get a recap of the[...]
If that fact makes you a little uncomfortable, it's supposed to.
Coffin Hill, from Vertigo, has a stand out cover this week, among its already striking covers, with a witchy Eve burying her hand in the earth turning into bloody tree-root veins It's a bold comic in many ways, and it's gaining momentum Is is wrong[...]
"It starts out small and gets bigger and bigger", Edginton warned.
If you love American Horror Story or Sleepy Hollow, Kittredge said, you'll like her new series Coffin Hill A variant cover by Gene Ha wowed the crowd Inaki Miranda enjoyed drawing "the blood, because it's easy", he joked He's finding himself "experimenting" on the book,[...]
Maybe Joshua Hale Fialkov shouldn't have been quite so hasty.
Coffin Hill is a wonderful tale about a bunch of ungrateful brats who seriously, should respect their elders, and maybe should think about being seen and not heard.
Sigh, you know what, I'm writing this on the plane to NYCC and I miss my girls already[...]