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Our Top Books of the Week

Dave:

Silk #1 (Emily Kim, Ig Guara)
Spirit World #1 (Alyssa Wong, Haining)

Nathan:

Ghostlore #1 (Cullen Bunn, Leomacs)
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 #1 (Christos Gage, Ig Guara)

Standout KAPOW moment of the week:

Nathan - Superman: Lost #3 (Priest, Carlo Pagulayan)

Dave - Extreme Venomverse #1 (Story B Mirka Andolfo and Nico Leon)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

Dave: Fantastic Four #7 (LGY #700) (Ryan North, Iban Coello)
Nathan: Batman: Brave and the Bold #1 (Various)

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

Dave: Maleficent #1 (Jennifer L. Meyer cover)
Nathan: Bloodline: Daughter of Blade #4 (David Mack cover)

Interview: Curt Pires - You’ve been Cancelled #1 (with Kevin Castaniero on art) FOC Monday, May 15 out on June 07, 2023.

You’re a comic shop owner and you’ve got You’ve Been Canceled #1 on the shelf, who is this book for audience-wise?
1. What’s the pitch to the comic book reader?
Portions of this book reminded me of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Running Man in the best way possible, what goes into crafting a gnarly kill?
How did you get paired with Kevin Castaniero on this project?
What went into building the protagonist, Roland Endo, and why is his mouth so far from his nose?! (jk) Getting big “90s badass” vibes from him, in a fun way!
The conception and perception of cancel culture are prevalent in all walks of life, is there a grand statement you’re trying to make on the concept of being “canceled”?
Do you think/One might construe this comic is trying to say those who are canceled may not be treated fairly, or it’s not necessarily the consequences of their actions, just mob mentality, what would you say to that argument?
The story takes place in 2050, given the state of the world today, is your estimate for global blood lust for people being canceled too late or too soon?
There are two kills in the first issue of “canceled” people that seem to be a reference to real-life folks, how do you walk the line of depicting potential real-life people in fiction?
Why do you think there’s a love of hitmen in our culture?

Curt Pires talks satire and violence in 'You've Been Cancelled'

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Curt Pires talks satire and violence in 'You've Been Cancelled'