Jhonen Vasquez

New 'Invader Zim' Episodes Appear On Vine... Sort Of [Video]
New 'Invader Zim' Episodes Appear On Vine... Sort Of [Video]
New 'Invader Zim' Episodes Appear On Vine... Sort Of [Video]
Seven years since the last new episode of Invader Zim broadcast on Nickelodeon, fans of the enduringly popular sci-fi comedy have finally got what they asked for: new Zim animation from creator Jhonen Vasquez. Well, not really. Barely. Hardly. It really depends on how liberally you wish to define "animation." If it can mean "terribly drawn cutouts manipulated by someone's hands in f
Comics Professionals Draw Batman With Their Eyes Closed
Comics Professionals Draw Batman With Their Eyes Closed
Comics Professionals Draw Batman With Their Eyes Closed
Each year at Comic-Con, amidst all the chaos, there's one moment that stands out. It's a significant moment that, even if you don't witness it, you remember exactly where you were and what you were doing when you heard it happened. And while I've not taken any kind of formal survey, I feel confident saying that this year, that unforgettable moment happened when writer Christopher Yost closed his
Jim Mahfood and Jhonen Vasquez Animate ‘D.I.S.C.O. Destroyer’, ‘Squee!’ and Maybe ‘Johnny The Homicidal Maniac’
Jim Mahfood and Jhonen Vasquez Animate ‘D.I.S.C.O. Destroyer’, ‘Squee!’ and Maybe ‘Johnny The Homicidal Maniac’
Jim Mahfood and Jhonen Vasquez Animate ‘D.I.S.C.O. Destroyer’, ‘Squee!’ and Maybe ‘Johnny The Homicidal Maniac’
It's asolutely killing me that I missed the Titmouse Animation panel at last weekend's Emerald City Comicon because A) they make Venture Bros., Motorcity and other shows that are awesome B) as it turns out there was some really great news for comic book fans specifically...
‘Invader Zim’ Cast Reunites to Perform Unproduced Scripts [Video]
‘Invader Zim’ Cast Reunites to Perform Unproduced Scripts [Video]
‘Invader Zim’ Cast Reunites to Perform Unproduced Scripts [Video]
Consider this sentence your obligatory reminder of how unbelievably brilliant and hilarious Invader Zim was and that its cancellation by a cowardly Nickelodeon is among the greatest crimes upon art ever perpetrated by man. Of course, the show about the hopelessly inept alien invader and his ceaselessly malfunctioning robot sidekick lives on in our hearts and DVD players -- but also at InvaderCON,