Ian Melton popped by Rose City Comic Con for Bleeding Cool and asked some pertinent questions. He got a few pertinent answers to boot. Talking to Wayward
jim zubkavich Archives
Or rather, that should be readers of Sex Criminals and readers of Saga…
Jim Zubkavich was the fellow who renamed his Image comic Skullkickers as All-New Skullkickers, Superior Skullkickers, Uncanny Skullkickers, what ever adjective was doing well at the time So he's no stranger to the exploitative PR stunt to push his comic.
Which is why we[...]
You don't want to know…
Newsarama January 7th
Jim Zubkavich: Rather than pitching specific plot details or which villain the group would be going up against, I focused on creating a "character matrix" that focused on who the cast was, what they've been through and how they could grow and change as things progress[...]
We told you a week ago that DC was going to have to start announcing that a number of people had been taken off books, even before they started – with the unfortunate problem that solicitations had run and PR had been issued.
In a PR-arranged conversation with CBR, Bobbie Chase and Bob Harras announced that[...]
Althoiugh it's really issue nineteen.
As ever Jim Zubkavich and Edwin Huang are to blame…
In February, Skullkickers changed its name to Uncanny Skullkickers, modelled itself after Marvel's current three titles with Uncanny in the name and relaunched with a new issue one Although really it was just issue eighteen with a grab for some new[...]
CBR has just run an interview arranged with DC PR in which Jim Zubkavich is announced as the new writer from issue 18, working with current artist Romano Molenaar They interview Jim who says;
Slowly but surely I was approached about other possible DC writing projects and, when I expressed that I really wanted to write[...]
by Chris Thompson
[audio:http://popculturehound.net/podcast/PCHPodcastEpisode17.mp3]
This week saw some rather interesting discussion and commentary after Jim Zubkavich (Skullkickers) did a post on his blog about The Reality of Mainstream Creator-Owned Comics In the same week, Wired.com did a feature on Matt Pizzolo (Occupy Comics) who they referred to as World's Most Wired Comics Creator.
I found them to be[...]
Well fantasy writer Jim Zubkavich of Skullkickers and Shiftylook fame will be writing the book when its published in August, with art by Andrew Huerta, and covers by Lucio Parillo, Matteo Scalera, Dave Dorman, and Erik Jones.
Issue 1 is 40 pages of stuff for $3.99 including character profiles, game statistiics, and a pull oput map[...]
Okay, this is an interesting one.
A new website called shiftylook.com from Namco Bandai Games is taking a number of long forgotten game franchises, some from decades past, some only ever available in Japan… and getting our old friends Jim Zubkavich and Jeffrey Cruz at Udon Entertainment to turn them into weekly Sunday newspaper strip-style comics[...]
Jum Zubkavich is the co-creator of Skullkickers from Image Comics. And he has a new project. He created one of first complete online serialised graphic