Now on solicit: CRADLE OF FILTH #5, in which Kurt Amacker, menton3, Daniel Maine, and I take on the legend of Lilith and how she gets her revenge.
CRADLE OF FILTH #1 is out now and can be purchased at Incendium or a local comic shop near you.
word nerd.
Now on solicit: CRADLE OF FILTH #5, in which Kurt Amacker, menton3, Daniel Maine, and I take on the legend of Lilith and how she gets her revenge.
CRADLE OF FILTH #1 is out now and can be purchased at Incendium or a local comic shop near you.
The first issue of Cradle of Filth’s anthology series is in the May issue of PREVIEWS for a July 20 release date. The opening story, “The Succubus”, was written by me and illustrated by menton3. Hell, sex demons, soul harvesting… it’s a good time.
Please ask your local comic shop to order a million copies!
There’s still time to back the Kickstarter campaign for CTHULHU IS HARD TO SPELL: BATTLE ROYALE! The third volume is chock full of awesomeness and includes a short story by me and the awesome Nicolas Touris.
There are great rewards and bonuses, and Russell Nohelty deserves all the help he can get, so go pledge for a copy!
The solicit for the complete LAST SONG saga is in Diamond Previews this month, for a February release. It’s a full 250 pages. Pretty good value, if you ask me. But I’m biased.
It features a story by me and art by Sally Cantirino and Natalie Jackson, with additional letters by DC Hopkins. You can preorder it with your local comic shop.
“Last Song feels like the introductory track of an EP, building to an emotional crescendo that will pound in your ears & heart.” –Newsarama
In comic shops today! Ahoy’s delightful Poe anthology continues and includes my story “Angle of the Odd” as illustrated by the incredible Greg Scott, colored by Lee Loughridge, and lettered by Rob Steen.
“Whatever the name on the cover, this series is always fun, as Ahoy’s various stable of creators and some talented guests take some time to lovingly stretch Poe’s work to its very limits. That’s especially true of Interlandi’s sharp approach to Angle of the Odd, in which she pulls the story into a variety of genres in the most comedic way possible… (My favorite might be Poe as Shojo protagonist.)” –Panel Patter
The Dweores’ adventures continue in Issue 6, now on comiXology. John Ottinger’s original world is quirky and expansive and a joy to edit.
See more here.