by Teresa Jusino
One of the people I was fortunate enough to meet at New York Comic Con was artist Nathan Fox, who was at the Dark Horse Comics booth signing copies of his latest project, the comic Pigeons From Hell. Here, he talks about how he got started in the business, why being called out on a lie was the best thing that ever happened to him, and why playing “tea party” is his favorite non-artistic pastime. read more »
Filed in Interviews, comics | May 5, 2008
Exploring the Untold Stories of the Buffyverse
By Sabrina Boyer
Ever wondered what happened between seasons five and six of Buffy the Vampire Slayer when Buffy was dead and Willow became all veiny and scary? So did Tabitha Smith and Kim Butler, creators of Buffy Between the Lines, an audio podcast by and for fans of the Buffyverse. A full on plethora of episodes, the podcast explores the untold stories of the characters between some of the most intense and highly charged seasons, beginning season one with the exploration of the goings on between seasons five and six, the summer sans Buffy. read more »
Filed in Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Interviews | April 7, 2008
by Juliana Weiss 
Pink Raygun is a parent!
We’ve adopted our first writer through “Adopt a Writer,” a program organized by entertainment bloggers in support of the WGA during the recent strike. Although the strike ended less than a month after the project began, “Adopt a Writer” lives on, and Pink Raygun was lucky enough to be able to adopt Joel Metzger, a writer whose credits include many geek favorites: Xena, Andromeda, Sliders, The Pretender, The Outer Limits, Cleopatra 2525, and Earth:Final Conflict.
In this interview, Metzger shares with us Hollywood horror stories, insight into his new podcast series in development, an episode of Xena that could have been, and a hilarious anecdote involving Leonard Nimoy. Intrigued? Read on… read more »
Filed in Breaking In, Interviews | March 26, 2008
It’s Jeph Loeb’s fault that I wanted to be a werewolf when I was nine years old. It was the mid-1980s and Teen Wolf, written by Loeb, was my slumber party entertainment of choice. With my weird circle of friends, that also meant re-enacting scenes with werewolf prosthetics made out of double sided tape and harvests from our hairbrushes.
I have to wonder, if I had told Loeb that story when we met at this year’s Phoenix Comicon, would he have still agreed to this email interview? read more »
Filed in Interviews | March 5, 2008