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The writer who made crime comics literary. In Ed Brubaker: Conversations, editor Terrence R. Wandtke gathers the essential interviews with one of the most popular and significant figures in comics since the 1990s.
Published in 2016 as part of the University Press of Mississippi’s Conversations with Comic Artists series, this 174-page volume spans Brubaker’s remarkable career — from early days to landmark runs on Catwoman, Gotham Central, and Daredevil, to creator-owned masterpieces Criminal and Fatale with Sean Phillips. Across these conversations, Brubaker discusses his noir sensibility, cinematic storytelling, and bringing grown-up themes to a medium too often dismissed as kids’ stuff.
Candid, craft-focused, and full of shop talk, this collection is a treat for comics readers and a valuable resource for anyone studying the art form. For fans of Brubaker’s work — and for aspiring writers learning how stories get built — these conversations are pure gold.
Ed Brubaker is the writer who made crime comics literary. In Ed Brubaker: Conversations, editor Terrence R. Wandtke gathers the essential interviews with one of the most popular and significant figures in comics since the 1990s.
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Published in 2016 as part of the University Press of Mississippi’s Conversations with Comic Artists series, this 174-page volume spans Brubaker’s remarkable career — from his early days to his landmark runs on Catwoman, Gotham Central, and Daredevil, and on to his creator-owned masterpieces Criminal and Fatale with artist Sean Phillips. Across these conversations, Brubaker discusses his noir sensibility, his cinematic approach to storytelling, and how he brought grown-up themes to a medium too often dismissed as kids’ stuff.
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Candid, craft-focused, and full of shop talk, this collection is a treat for comics readers and a valuable resource for anyone studying the art form. For fans of Brubaker’s work — and for aspiring writers learning how stories get built — these conversations are pure gold.

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