In the press room at San Diego Comic-Con, we got to chat with the composers behind some of the world’s greatest superheroes, including Christophe Beck (Frozen, Shazam! Fury of the Gods, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania), Natalie Holt (Batgirl, Loki, Obi-Wan Kenobi), Amie Doherty (She-Hulk: Attorney at Law), Christopher Lennertz (The Boys, Agent Carter), and Nami Melumad (Thor: Love and Thunder).
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In Artists Alley on the floor at San Diego Comic-Con, we chatted with writer Kayden Phoenix about her superteam comic A La Brava all about latina superheroes.
In the annual Behind the Music press room at San Diego Comic-Con, we got to chat with the composers behind some of TV’s most memorable scores, including Sean Callery (Paramount+’s Halo; Netflix’s Jessica Jones), Genevieve Vincent (Fox’s Fantasy Island; HBO Max’s What Happened, Brittany Murphy?), Kurt Farquhar (Netflix’s First Kill; Disney+’s The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder), and Matthew Margeson (Disney+’s Young Jedi Adventures; Sony Pictures’ Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile).
CLICK HERE to read all of our SDCC 2022 Coverage. At the Random House booth on the floor at San Diego Comic-Con, we got to chat with some of the great writers creating for kids (and kids at heart), including Jose Pimienta whose cross-border adventure Twin Cities is available now wherever books are sold. […]
In the press room at San Diego Comic-Con, we got to chat with the hosts of I Hear Voices/90s childhood icons Will Friedle (Boy Meets World) and Christy Carlson Romano (Even Stevens). They give us the scoop on their new podcast all about the voices behind animation, discuss the lasting impact of Kim Possible, and Christy shares the backstory (and a few notes!) from one of 90s TV’s most memorable musical moments.
In the press room at San Diego Comic-Con, the cast and crew of the upcoming film Knights of the Zodiac chat about the creation of the animated adventure and what fans can expect.
We chatted with artist/rock star Alan Robert at the IDW Publishing booth at San Diego Comic-Con about his Beauty of Horror series of adult colouring books and the art of finding wonder in the grotesque.
Gaslight The 1938 play that inspired the idiom “gaslighting” has dipped briefly into the public domain, allowing the Shaw Festival to commission Johnna Wright and Patty Jamieson to adapt the story into this new version. It’s a clever thought, giving audiences the backstory behind such a ubiquitous concept (one that is very much not self-explanatory) […]