Tweet The Pullbox is honored to be talking to an industry and mystery genre icon Max Allan Collins – prolific author  and creator (Road to Perdition, Nathan Heller series, Ms.Tree just to name a fraction of his work). He has recently written / finished MIKE HAMMER: LADY, GO DIE! From Titan Books – Mickey Spillane’s lost second [...]

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Tweet Q&A with Miguel Guerra and Suzy Dias, the creators behind the socially poignant and fan-favorite  hit Super Corporate Heroes Eric: Thanks for speaking with The Pullbox. – Super Corporate Heroes is such an enjoyable yet poignant book, where did the idea come from? Miguel: It’s funny how comedies are often born out of tragic [...]

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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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