Chris Arrant
Husband to Melissa | 👁️🗨️ @Reed_POP @PopverseSays EiC [email protected] | ✊ @WGAEast member | 🏳️🌈 He/him
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4 days ago |
thepopverse.com | Chris Arrant
Everything our Popverse Superfans need to know to get the NYCC 2025 tickets you deserve. The first chance to get New York Comic Con 2025 tickets is Wednesday, June 4, as part of an exclusive pre-sale for Popverse Superfan members. This gives our biggest supporters first dibs at all the major badge types - the 4-day tickets, the single-day tickets, as well as the extremely limited VIP ticket.
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1 week ago |
thepopverse.com | Chris Arrant
Donny Cates hasn't had a new comic book on shelves in nearly two years. It's not because he didn't want to. It's not because he hasn't been coming up with ideas. It's because in early 2023, he almost died - twice. What happened before, during, and after is something that has been reported, misreported, gossiped about, and passed around as Cates himself has come out the other side of it.
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1 week ago |
thepopverse.com | Chris Arrant
Donny Cates and Geoff Shaw created a otherworldly Texas fantasy in God Country - and Netflix is (still) developing a movie on it. After working for years in comics, writer Donny Cates and artist Geoff Shaw had seemingly overnight success with their creator-owned series God Country in 2017 with Image Comics. That success led to successful careers at Marvel Comics and a movie deal with Legendary Pictures and Netflix that included Cates as co-writer of the actual film.
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1 week ago |
thepopverse.com | Chris Arrant
Donny Cates talk about his Marvel past, his comics future - and if DC and Marvel are a part of it. It's been two years since a new issue of comics by Donny Cates has been published. But it's not due to a lack of desire; in 2023, Cates suffered a severe brain injury in a near-fatal car wreck. While everyone survived thankfully, that and other issues left him unable to work, as he tells us he was focusing on trying to live after he dealt with short-term memory loss on a daily basis for six months.
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1 week ago |
thepopverse.com | Chris Arrant
A certain famous author writes a new novel every four to five years - but he has a plan to write a book a year. Sounds ominous? This is the work life of Joe Hill. The distance between ambition and reality can be elusive, just like the last mile on a long road trip. For prose author Joe Hill, as he celebrates his 18th year as a published, uber-successful novelist, is to become prodigiously faster. Not by writing quicker per se, but by focusing more.
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