Mark Mueller and Carl Barks are the Reasons You Love ‘DuckTales’
While you may not know the names Mark Mueller or Carl Barks, they were crucial in capturing your imagination regarding 'DuckTales.'
Brad Gullickson
Move Your Grim Obsession With ‘The Boys’ Into These Other Comic Books
Garth Ennis is the reason you love 'The Boys.' Here is a list of his other comic books designed to stir your passions and blood lust.
‘X-Men: The Animated Series’ Succeeded Where the Films Often Fumbled
We look back at 'X-Men: The Animated Series' and celebrate its audacity.
The New Comic Book Series ‘Fire Power’ Already Demands Adaptation
We dig into the new comic from Robert Kirkman and Chris Samnee to uncover how a simultaneous film and TV adaptation could work.
Disney Nearly Built a Cinematic Universe from a Bunch of ‘Gargoyles.’
We return to the early nineties and revel in the unapologetically strange and wonderful 'Gargoyles' cartoon series.
Michael Watson Relies on Horsepower to Shoot ‘Lovecraft Country’
We chat with the 'Lovecraft Country' cinematographer Michael Watson about how he rooted his frame in history while never betraying the fantastical elements of the series.
The ‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’ Interview: Being Excellent is a Practice
We talk to the cast and crew of 'Bill & Ted Face the Music' about the philosophical power of excellence and partying on.
Jonathan Freeman Explains the Craft of Intimacy in ‘Defending Jacob’
We chat with cinematographer Jonathan Freeman about how he manipulated distance literally and metaphorically for the new Apple TV+ series 'Defending Jacob.'
Jay Keitel Shaped Amy Seimetz’s Dread into Action in ‘She Dies Tomorrow’
We chat with cinematographer Jay Keitel about the playful variety of cameras used to capture anxiety in 'She Dies Tomorrow.'
Ava Berkofsky Discusses the Evolution of Self and Style in ‘Insecure’
We chat with the Emmy-nominated cinematographer about blending the emotions of her characters with her locations.
