Tweet Recently I had the pleasure and privilege of having an interview with Ralph Moran, writer and architect of Ape’s new Dream Reavers series Eric:   Thank you for talking with us… Eric:   What was the inspiration for this non-traditional yet action-packed superhero book?  Where did the idea come from? Raphael:   Really… you hit the nail [...]

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Tweet We are talking with Robby Musso and Lee Kohse, two of the members of the creative team behind Allegory’s new Speed Racer book! Eric: Thanks for talking with The Pullbox. Musso: No problem!  Thank you for giving us the opportunity to talk about the project! Eric: Speed Racer has had multiple versions between comics, [...]

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I have been a huge fan of Reed Gunther well before the intelligent folks over at Image found the brilliant all-ages comedy-action phenomena that is the Bear-riding cowboy.  Reed Gunther #1 hits the stands in June 1st and you can catch a preview in Super Dinosaur #2 – but right now you can read my [...]

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Tweet A few weeks ago I reviewed a fantastic series from Archaia – Feeding Ground – review here – since then, I have been in contact with the creative team behind this exciting and ground-breaking series.  The following is an interview that talks about the how’s and why of the book that should not be [...]

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Tweet Earlier in the week I was stoked when I got to talk to editor Jim Beard (interview here) about Gotham City 14 Miles: 14 Essays on Why the 1960s Batman TV Series Matters! (review here).  The book really rocked and is a must for any fan.  I was honored that I also got to [...]

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Tweet Not so long ago, I had the delight of reading Gotham City 14 Miles: 14 Essays on Why the 1960s Batman TV Series Matters! from cover to cover.  (Original review here) In the even more recent past, I had the even bigger delight to interview Jim Beard – the driving force and editor behind [...]

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Tweet Not too long ago I had the joy or reading and then the pleasure of reviewing  Blue Agave and Worm from Viper Comics.  As an added bonus I got a few words with the creative genius behind the book, Emmy nominated writer Kirker Butler.  He has written and produced for Family Guy and is [...]

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Tweet Earlier this month I review Viper’s iconic update Nosferatu (HERE) – I was so impressed with what I read that I sought an interview with the creative team behind this modern retelling, and the folks at Viper were nice enough to talk with me – here ya go! Q&A with Chris Wolf, Justin Wayne, [...]

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Tweet A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of reading Scratch9 #1, a new family-friendly book coming out of KiZoic (Ape Entertainment‘s  family division).  Fantastic book – review here!  The creative team was kind enough to do an electronic Q&A with me, so here we go… Eric: Hey guys, thanks for speaking with [...]

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Tweet Back in March I had the pleasure of consuming Chicks Dig Time Lords, a brilliant collection of essays about female fandom as it relates to Doctor Who.  It is a fun and interesting read, I promise there is something there for everyone (review HERE, order HERE).  Seriously, pick it up – ultimate Summer reading! [...]

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Tweet Master scribe Neil Druckman was kind of enough to A) Let me get my hands on his awesome A Second Chance at Sarah before it hit stands and B) make some time for an interview.  If you haven’t read my review yet, you can get it here. Also, if you happen to be at [...]

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This week The Pullbox was lucky enough to get an e-interview with Scott Burn, mastermind behind the soon-to-be-science fiction classic AGON, coming out of Zenesecope Entertainment. Eric: Scott, thanks for this opportunity! Scott: Hey guys, thanks for having me ‘virtually’ here and supporting AGON. Eric: Can you give us the teaser-trailer version of what AGON [...]

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