PW Comics World: More To Come

Interviews recorded live on the floor of the MoCCA Arts Fest in Manhattan

Our producer travels to Japan, MoCCA Arts Fest Preview, DC and Wondercon move to LA and a whole lot of comics awards

Calvin interviews Nick Sousanis about his extraordinary work of graphic nonfiction/PhD dissertation on comics and human perception.

The Batgirl cover controversy, online harrassment, a culture clash between generations of fans and more.

Heidi interviews Lucy Knisley about comics, travel, food and time management

More on the future of DC and manga.

Calvin interviews Marguerite Van Cook and James Romberger about their new graphic memoir and their history in comics and in the New York contemporary art world.

SDCC's registration frenzy, ComicsPRO, Agent Carter, spring graphic novels and more

Kate interviews Georgia Dunn about 'Breaking Cat News' and breaking into syndication on Uclick

DC reveals its new line up, Marvel unveils more of upcoming Secret Wars event, Scribd attempts to become Netflix for Comics and Spider-Man joins the MCU.

Graphic novels are now the fastest growing fiction category in the book market, the best and worst conventions for comic pros.

Calvin interviews Miss Lasko-Gross about 'Henni' and her history with graphic novels

Charlie Hebdo in context, IDW buys Top Shelf and ReedPop buys Emerald City Comicon.

The convention world grows, the comics market diversifies and multimedia properties boom in 2014.

Heidi interviews Calista Brill about editing comics and working at First Second.

Star Wars #1 sells 1 million copies, Furfest Midwest gets gassed, DMP Reboots Tezuka, Comic Arts LA

Calvin interviews scholar A. David Lewis about his new book on the depiction of the afterlife in superhero comics.

The More to Come crew discuss the comics trends they're thankful for, including greater diversity, new comics festivals, the impact of digital distribution and more.

Calvin interviews indie comics creators Jen Wang, Oliver Schrauwen and Tim Lane at CAB

A look at the 2014 boom in comics on television, Comic Arts Brooklyn and more.