A little while ago I interviewed my friend Eli Rutten. He is a Belgian artist and tattoo artist. His work is amazing and should be discovered worldwide. I have genuine admiration for his boundless amount of talent. I hope that you will discover his work and how he started it all in this interview. If you are interested in discovering more, his social media is added. Honestly? You DO want to discover more! My name is Eli Rutten, 29 years old, hailing from Antwerp and currently living in Zoersel.

Boom! Studios’ Misfit City has become a favorite with the team here at Outright Geekery. Recently, we had the opportunity to chat with writers Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith and Kurt Lustgarten about their love for 80’s adventure movies, how that influences Misfit City, and much more.

I recently had a chance to interview the creators of Glitterbomb, Jim Zub and Djibril Morissette-Phan, a new series based in the world of Fame and the price to pay for it. It was interesting to hear their thoughts and opinions on the matter as well.

I had a chance to interview Alison Sampson artist for the well-loved Winnebago Graveyard series. I had some questions about what it is like to work on horror art amongst other things. This resulted in a wonderful interview where I learned a lot about the work that goes into comic book art. I am sure you will find it just as thrilling!

I recently had the opportunity to ask some questions to Rich Tommaso about his creation of Spy Seal, a brand new espionage comic due for release on the 16th of August. How did you come by the idea of doing a comic where the characters are animals? The idea for SPY SEAL was one I created when I was 13,14 years old, back in 1984. So when I decided to do the comic professionally for Image last year, my first plan was to keep the visual aspects similar to that of my childhood comic series.

I recently was lucky to interview both Jay Faerber and Sumeyye Kesgin on the creation of their comic Elsewhere. Have a look on how they came by the idea of creating this wonderful comic!

I recently had a chance to have a chat with Jennifer Howlett, Author, Game Designer, Purveyor of Unusual Scents. She is the creator of Adventure Scents a wonderful concept where you have theme specific scents you can use in gaming, cosplaying, reading events. She is also the author of a very creative cookbook which I also review called Cooking with Dice. Have a look for my review of the beads as well as the book.

Outright Geekery’s Fabienne Payet recently had a nice chance encounter over Twitter which lead to interviewing the dynamic duo of The House, Phillip Sevy and Drew Zucker, THE horror comic series you must read! Get a deep (or not) insight on what inspired them to write the series and what will happen next. If anything I can recommend to get this series in your hands as soon as possible. You will not be disappointed! Check out Fabienne’s review here.

Outright Geekery: Which true story inpired this criminal romance? The initial story made me think of Bonnie and Clyde, could that be? Frank Barbiere: Bonnie and Clyde were a big initial inspiration, but really I ended up looking toward many different love stories and crime stories. We’ve planted the story firmly in “faux true crime."

Outright Geekery’s Fabienne Payet recently had a great opportunity to interview Alex de Campi and Tony Parker the wonderful people behind MAYDAY. A very interesting series set in the Soviet Era. If you like espionage, spies, and mayhem, give MAYDAY a try, you will not regret it. Outright Geekery: Where does the interest come from to write about a somewhat unusual topic? Alex de Campi:  I’ve always been fascinated by the Cold War. I am old enough to remember the Reagan Years, which were mostly

Outright Geekery’s Fabienne Payet had a chance to interview Kristen Gudsnuk recently. She is the amazing creator of Henchgirl. Henchgirl is a wonderful and impowering read where all women can easily identify with the characters. Because who isn’t curious what happens when girls fend for themselves in dangerous situations?

Outright Geekery’s Fabienne Payet had the opportunity to interview Cullen Bunn about his newest comic series, Regression.  A new and dark story of a man plagued by very strong hallucinations. Have a look at the review at her review of the comic as well.  Fabienne highly recommends it, because it’s awesome! Needless to say, she’s super excited to read what will happen next in this incredible story.

Outright Geekery recently had the pleasure of interviewing Kyle Starks for his upcoming debut comic Rock Candy Mountain.  It is a wonderful comic, and I am looking forward to the next installments! Get to know the man behind the comic here. There is also a review of the comic as well which you definitely should not miss.

The team from Hollow Harbor is gearing up for another Kickstarter campaign for their second volume of Tyrants. Outright Geekery very own Fabienne Payet had the opportunity to chat with the team about Tyrants, what in store on the series and plans for 2017. You can check out their Kickstarter here!

An Interview with Kyle Sherrod: Composer of Officer Downe by Fabienne Payet Recently I had the opportunity of interviewing Kyle Sherrod who was the composer on Officer Downe. I really enjoyed the interview and the answers offer a great insight on how a composer goes to work for such a movie. Here is a biography for those who wish to know some more about Kyle.

I recently had the opportunity to interview Michael Witwer, author of Empire of Imagination: Gary Gygax and the Birth of Dungeons & Dragons. A must-have book for all Dungeons & Dragons fans out there. I cannot recommend it more highly, you can also read my review that will be posted along with this interview. For those interested in Michael Witwer, here is a small biography.