Interviews

This is an alphabetical list of creator and industry interviews – with the newest interview at the top – that have appeared here at Paint Monk’s Library. Click on the links in each caption to read the interviews.

Pop culture icon and classic Gold Key Comics author discusses vintage Gold Key characters Tragg, Dagar and Doctor Spektor. (Read Interview)
Don is a comic book writer and creator who made hamsters a household name – at least the adolescent, radioactive black-belt variety! PM Library editor Wally Monk talks with Don about the Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters and his time with Eclipse Comics. (Part One) (Part Two)
Robert describes himself as a self-made artist who would rather play in his own sandbox than be restricted working for corporate America. Diverse in his work, Robert (known online as RAK) shares the story of his beginnings, his work and his most famous creation, Chakan, with PM Library Editor Wally Monk. (Read Interview)
A Kickstarter comics entrepreneur, Lee Milewski talks about the industry, his characters, and his upcoming project The Winter Year. Lee shares his story with Wally Monk, PM Library Editor. (Read Interview)
Respected author of historical fantasy-fiction and most recently “The Shadow of Vengeance” novella in Marvel’s Savage Sword of Conan. An interview by Bob Freeman. (Read Interview)
Associate editor Joeseph Simon talks with Rik Offenberger, a long-time veteran of Archie Comics, about the Mighty Crusaders and his work in the industry. (Part One) (Part Two)
Guest writer David Conine talks to Jim Starlin about his time with Marvel, sharing some bombshells about the creation of Thanos, and the release of his artists portfolio hardcover by AfterShock Comics.
Associate editor Joeseph Simon talks with the legendary creator of Scout and co-creator of Dreadstar about his time at Eclipse Comics, his early career, and his successful Scout: Marauder Kickstarter. An interview in two parts. (Part One) (Part Two)
Barry Windsor-Smith needs no introduction if you’re a fan of Conan the Barbarian in comics. Paint Monk’s Library Editor Wally Monk talks with the artist in a brief “mini-interview” about his work on Conan and why he has no plans to return to the character. (Read Interview)
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Marvel and Image Comics scribe Jim Zub talks about his upcoming work on Conan the Barbarian in 2020 and his vision for “legacy” characters like the Cimmerian.
(Read Interview)