RETURN TO SOLITUDE

I had another fascinating conversation with Eric Anthony of the Cave of Solitude podcast.  We talk about The Girl in the Bay, Impossible Incorporated, the nature of reality and other fun things.  You can listen to it below.  Enjoy!

COMING SOON

Here's a gentle reminder that The Girl in the Bay #3—with art by the wonderful Corin Howell—is out from Dark Horse/Berger Books on April 3rd.

And, on that very same day, you can pick up the cosmic conclusion of IDW's Impossible, Incorporated, with art by one of my all-time favorite collaborators, Mike Cavallaro.

I'm very proud of both these series and I hope you'll check them out.  (And, yes, there will be collected editions coming soon:  I.I. in May and Girl in August.)  

CONSTANTALK

Just came across this Constantine: City of Demons interview from October's New York Comic Con.

You can watch the abbreviated version of City for free (yes, I said free) on the CW Seed app or buy the DVD—which is a longer cut with more story—right here.  It's also available for streaming on Amazon, Google Play and other platforms.

City of Demons is one of the finest animated projects I've ever been involved in and, if you're a John Constantine fan, I think you'll enjoy it.  

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AVATAR MEHER BABA!

"To penetrate into the essence of all being and significance and to release the fragrance of that inner attainment for the guidance and benefit of others, by expressing, in the world of forms, truth, love, purity and beauty — this is the sole game which has intrinsic and absolute worth. All other happenings, incidents and attainments in themselves can have no lasting importance."

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A STRANGE LETTER

A kind soul on Twitter brought this to my attention:  a letter teenage JMD wrote to the Sub-Mariner comic in 1970.

I have no memory of this but, man, that kid was obsessed with Doctor Strange. (Guess it paid off in the end!)

DEFENSIVE

Speaking of podcasts:  I had a great time talking to novelists, and all-around good guys, Brian Keene and Christopher Golden for their Defenders Dialogue podcast.  We talked about, no surprise!, my 80s run on The Defenders—as well as Moonshadow, Blood: a tale, Kraven's Last Hunt, The Girl in the Bay and other fun things.  You can listen to our conversation right here:

MORE RETRO

Here's part two of my interview with The Retro Project.  (You can find part one here.)  Enjoy!