Tag Archives: Virgil

#MakeComics: Writer Steve Orlando

#MakeComics: Writer Steve Orlando

How do the pros #MakeComics? We’re here to tell you. Comicosity is picking the brains of a pro who is killing it in the comics industry, and this week I was lucky enough to talk to Steve Orlando! Steve’s resume is vast, and growing by the month. The current writer on The Unexpected, his credits

Best of 2015: Graphic Novel

The year is winding to a close, which got us to thinking…what were the best comics of the year? The Comicosity staff has gathered and submitted their top picks of 2015, today being Best Graphic Novel: Alison Baker High Crimes Created by Christopher Sebela, Ibrahim Moustafa, and Lesley Atlansky Published by Dark Horse Comics Reading

#TenTweetsThursday with @thesteveorlando

Happy Thursday, comic readers, and welcome to another edition of Ten Tweets! This week we’ve got Virgil and Midnighter writer Steve Orlando (@thesteveorlando) in the hot seat! Virgil hit stores yesterday (check out an interview about the book here and Steve’s appearance on THE HANGOUT here) and Midnighter has been tearing it up since it was

Interview: Steve Orlando on Queersploitation, Cross-Cultural Research, and VIRGIL

Originally launched as a Kickstarter back in 2013, Virgil is hitting the direct comic market by storm this September as a complete graphic novel from Image Comics. Writer Steve Orlando [Midnighter] has returned to Comicosity to share his thoughts on writing cross-culturally, and diving into the genre of queersploitation, played out in a tale of

We’re Here and We’re Queer: 35 Indie Titles Doing Right by LGBTA Fans

It’s been a very challenging week for LGBT comic fans. Without any visible LGBT leads for their All-New All-Different relaunch in the fall, Marvel Comics has given its queer fans a lot to think about. This concern crescendoed with the stone cold declaration that a character who had been identified as bisexual by previous writer

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