My CBR Author Page - Now With 100% More Editorials!

Hey, everyone!

I've begun writing editorials - and even a review - over at Comic Book Resources! So far, I've written about Shazam!, Venom, Bloodshot, the untitled Kraven movie, My Hero Academia, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and much more, with even more on the way.

So, if you're looking for something to read, please take a moment to check out my author page. Hopefully you'll find something there that piques your interest.

Here's my CBR author page: cbr.com/author/gkatz/

Enjoy!

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Comic Book Conversations #9: Andrea Sorrentino

For the ninth edition of Comic Book Conversations, I’m thrilled to welcome Andrea Sorrentino to the interview segment! Best known for his work on Green Arrow, Old Man Logan, Gideon Falls, and I,Vampire, the artist shares details about his creative process, explains why he reads reviews of his work, and gives aspiring artists some great advice. Plus, he offers some insight into one of Old Man Logan’s unforgettable double-page spreads. Now, let’s get to know Andrea a little better! GREGG KATZMAN: When did you realize you wanted to become an artist and what inspired you? ANDREA SORRENTINO: I’ve always liked to draw, since when I was a kid. I clearly remember this drawing I did when I was at the primary school, I think it was an animal in a jungle, and everyone liked it so much that it remained hooked in our room for a while. I think that was the very first push I had to keep drawing. But talking about comics, I’m not sure. I grew up reading Disney comics during ...

Comic Book Battles: Green Arrow vs Old Man Logan

For the second edition of Comic Book Battles (click here for the first fight), I thought it would be fun to use two heroes with completely different strengths and tactics: DC's Emerald Archer versus Marvel's Elderly X-Man! Even in his old age, James ‘Logan’ Howlett, aka Old Man Logan, is tough to drop and he’s a talented brawler; however, his options in a battle are very limited. Oliver Queen, aka Green Arrow, may not be the best fighter in his universe, but he makes up for that with astonishing accuracy and cleverly using a variety of trick arrows that range from sonics to explosives. To better picture the entertaining encounter, imagine this fight takes place in a generic city setting. It’s nighttime, the street’s unpopulated (aside from the two heroes, of course), and they’ve spotted each other from a pretty good distance – let’s say 100 feet or so. This is a completely random encounter, meaning neither hero knows anything about their enemy – they’re from...

Comic Book Conversations #2: Susan Eisenberg

We have a very special guest for the second edition of Comic Book Conversations: Susan Eisenberg! In this interview, the voice of Wonder Woman from Justice League, Justice League Unlimited, Injustice, and so much more explains what it’s like being a voice actor and shares her thoughts on 2017 being Diana’s biggest year yet. Now, let’s get to know Susan a little better. GREGG KATZMAN : What did you do for work before becoming a voice actor? SUSAN EISENBERG: How much time do you have?! I had so many jobs! I worked for casting directors, directors, writers… I worked in Rizzoli’s book store. I tried to work in things I cared about, or at least could tolerate. ;) GK: When did you realize you wanted to become a voice actor and what gave you that epiphany? SE: I don’t think I “knew” it back when I was in high school, but I did know that my voice stood out in some way because I did some radio ads for my dad’s business back in Rhode Island, where I grew up. And I realized I didn...

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