Ed Brubaker pulls back the curtain on his latest graphic novel, 'Destroy All Monsters,' explains why he declined a Substack deal and reflects on widely circulated comments he made about creator pay
has been a much-needed escape during the pandemic. The acclaimed writer and his longtime artistic partner, Sean Phillips, introduced pulp hero Ethan Reckless only 10 months ago and have just released a third graphic novel starring the private eye.
The latest installment,, is the most personal chapter yet as it dives into the history and friendship between Ethan and his trusty confidant, Anna.books have been a hit for Brubaker and Phillips, whose collaborations date back nearly 20 years and also include titles such as
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