JacksonLanzing

We'll get right on it.

Wow, way to start strong. Both are huge influences on Hacktivist - meditations on the security state and the limits of freedom in a changing world. But when it comes to preference, for me, it's all about Watchmen. It's obviously seminal - Dave Gibbons' work is iconic and grounded and surreal all at once - but it also acts as an incredible character story.

Some of my favorite stuff going right now: Warren Ellis / Declan Shalvey's MOON KNIGHT, BKV and Fiona Staples' SAGA, Grace Ellis and Noelle Stevenson's LUMBERJANES. All-timers: Jim Henson's TALE OF SAND, Bendis'/Oeming's POWERS, Ellis/Cassaday's PLANETARY.

Whoa! Heard it here first, people!!

Jason - You've heard right! Collin and I currently play a few different tabletop games. We've just started a Pathfinder campaign (with some awesome comics luminaries), we used to play World of Darkness, I currently play in a long-running Star Wars campaign, and I've even played a homemade Pulp-based system that absolutely blew me away. The largest one we're involved with is a Star Trek game I run personally - and whose mechanics I built myself. It's got about 27 player characters, it's been going for 105 games, and it's completely out of hand.

And yeah, suffice to say, it has inspired a LOT of Collin and I's work.

Only time will tell! Fan reaction has been amazing and inspiring... and we think we've only scratched the surface of what's possible.