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Matt Emery
Matt Emery is a cartoonist and comics historian specialising in New Zealand and Australian comics. In recent years, he has maintained an Australasian cartooning blog at pikitiapress.com. Matt also manages Pikitia Press in its capacity as a micro-publisher. Current and forthcoming artists published by Pikitia Press include Peter Foster, James Davidson, Toby Morris, Sarah Laing, MVH, Bob McMahon, Barry Linton and Tim Bollinger, as well as distribution of works by Steve Ditko, Maude Farrugia and Brent Willis.
MAGAZINE CONTENT BY MATT EMERY (5 TOTAL)
Emory Liu on Designing Books at Fantagraphics
When I received my copy of the Fantagraphics’ Cannon collection of Wallace Wood secret agent strips a few years ago, I was impressed by the beautiful design and layout of the book. In the back… [more]
An Interview with Steve Holland
I’ve been following Steve Holland’s blog, Bear Alley, for several years for his daily postings on contemporary British comics and the wide range of British comics history he has researched. While there are a few places… [more]
An Interview with Kumar Sivasubramanian
Kumar Sivasubramanian is an Indian-born Canadian currently living in Melbourne, Australia. He has written for Dark Horse Presents and translated over eighty volumes of manga from Japanese to English, including such series as Blade of… [more]
An Interview with Richard Fairgray
After several years of gestation, writer / artist Richard Fairgray and co-writer Terry Jones have recently launched their flagship title, Blastosaurus, through ComiXology. Blastosaurus is an ongoing monthly comic about a crime-fighting dinosaur, written and drawn… [more]
Tim Gibson on Moth City
I first encountered Tim Gibson’s Moth City in a Facebook group where he’d share illustrations during its gestation. Occasionally, much to our jealousy, Tim would mention going on writing retreats to work on Moth City in scenic parts of… [more]