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Welcome to fan/zine, a paid partnership between Interview and Spotify where we investigate the depths of modern day fan culture.Our opening segment features an introduction from Shaad D’Souza.

Something about the art and overall delivery of Heavy, Trevor Fernandes-Lewkowicz‘s brand-new horror comic, is very alluring; characters go through emotional turmoil, but you can’t look away. It turns anxiety and grief into a supernatural twist, but never shies away from those emotions.  

Creature Corps, the new Image book by Curt Pires, Jok, and the TECC team, has a little bit of everything. It’s the story of a kid becoming the top trainer of pocket creatures, but it’s very aware of what it’s referencing, even asking the logical question: how messed up would someone be after becoming the “very…

It’s always interesting when pieces of our online experiences pop up in our entertainment. It’s almost like that thing in life truly hasn’t made its mark if a screenwriter hasn’t used it as a device in a film. Case in point: for as much money as top streamers like Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed make these…

Andrea began playing Roblox at the age of five, and within a decade, she had become a developer on the platform, going by the username “InfamousAndrea”. Since then, the creator has worked with Vibe Place and Vibe Hugs, with her projects and collaborations reportedly attracting more than 120 million visits combined.

This month, I interviewed Dr. Jonathan Gayles, Associate Professor of African-American Studies and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Learning at Georgia State University. He is the producer, director and writer of White Scripts and Black Supermen: Black Masculinities in Comic Books—a groundbreaking documentary exploring early black superheroes. He received his PhD. in Applied Anthropology from the…

Every filmmaker’s journey begins with a gamble, but for debutant director Harshith Rangaswamy and lead actor Raam Tej, the film Mr Lucky is less about industry math and more about shared belief, raw grit, and the metaphorical weight of a single cap.

Among the many upcoming titles within the Archie Comics relaunch, perhaps the most interesting remains Archie in Hell. from writer Patrick Horavath and artistTyler Crook. A more satanic engagement with the characters (though that’s not really a new thing when it comes to Archie), the series has our lovable hero confront craven cultists, devilish demons,…

Comic book heroes have taken the cultural imagination by storm over the past century. The genre is not often seen as a new sort of comic book, sees the power of comics and hopes to provide a piece of culture that speaks to beauty, goodness, and truth

The Beat caught up with busy writer Dan Abnettto talk about his long-running series Sinister Dexter and how to get into it.