GALACTIC

Friday kicks off GalaxyCon in Richmond, Virginia.  I'll be there all three days and doing  a panel each day.

FRIDAY MAY 31

Writing Comic Books

5 pm

Gary Cohn, J.M. DeMatteis, Matthew Rosenberg, Jim Salicrup

Hero Stage E-21 AC

SATURDAY JUNE 1

Giffen & DeMatteis

4 pm

J.M. DeMatteis, Keith Giffen

Hero Stage E-21 AC

SUNDAY JUNE 2

Into The Spiderverse

Noon

Mark Bagley, J.M. DeMatteis, Robbi Rodriguez, Jim Salicrup

Hero Stage E-21 AC

If you're attending, stop by my table and say hello.

Looking forward to a fun weekend!

SPIDER TALK

I chat with the fine folks at The Amazing Spider-Talk podcast about...well, Spider-Man.  Specifically the tortured relationship between Peter Parker and Harry Osborn.  Enjoy!

IMAGINING

Just a short one to let folks know that—for the first time in a couple of years—I'll be doing one of my three day Imagination 101 writing workshops.  The dates are November 8—10, 2019, and if this sounds like an early warning...it's not:  folks are already registering so, if you're interested in attending, it can't hurt to sign up ASAP.

Forewarned is forearmed.

For more info click on over to the workshops sections of this site.

And come join us!

THE BIG WHY

I chat with Comic Pop's Sal Crivelli about The Girl in the Bay, Impossible Incorporated, my Imagination 101 writing workshop, "The Big Why," and many other things.  Enjoy!

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.