Kevin Church

In this week's comics-related Public Service Announcement by Kevin Church and artist Sandra Lanz, the cast of The Rack - a webcomic set in a comic book store - talks about the DC reboot and why readers shouldn't panic. To read the continuing adventures of the cast of Panels, check out The Rack, written by Kevin Church and drawn by Benjamin Birdie at therackcomic...

In this week's PSA From Panels, the cast of The Rack talks about comic book movies like Green Lantern and the best way to go about discussing them at your local comics shop. To read the continuing adventures of the cast of Panels, check out The Rack, written by Kevin Church and drawn by Benjamin Birdie at therackcomic...

"Not every comics shop needs to read this as something directed against them. A truly stupefying number of them do, however," writes Kevin Church in a supplement to his latest episode of The Rack, a webcomic strip that takes place in a comic book store...

I have long wanted to have my own theme sketchbook to bring to conventions for artist commissions, but I've never hit on quite the right idea. ComicsAlliance contributor David Wolkin put me to shame at the recent Comic-Con by coming up with an amazing idea: A "Rise of Arsenal" #3 theme sketchbook featuring Arsenal and a famous cat, a nod to the infamous issue where the one-armed Roy Harp

As MODOK Month draws to a close, I think it's only fitting that we all take a moment to reflect on our personal relationships with the Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing. That's why I asked a handful of comics creators including Fred Van Lente, Jeff Parker, and Colleen Coover and to write short essays on the theme "What MODOK Means To Me...

Once upon a time blogger BeaucoupKevin (a.k.a. Kevin Church) asked Truth Serum's Jon Adams for a drawing of Spider-Man's constant thorn J. Jonah Jameson. What he received is perhaps the most glorious illustration of either character to ever grace my laptop display...