Chloe Maveal
Contributing writer
Chloe Maveal (they/them) is the Editor-In-Chief of the NeoText Review and a freelance essayist who specializes in British comics, pop culture history, and the subversive qualities of “trashy” media. Their work has been featured all over the internet with bylines in 2000 AD, The Treasury of British Comics, Publishers Weekly, Polygon, Comics Beat, and many others. Chloe doesn’t know how to “tone it down” while talking about really old comics, owns a sex toy signed by John Waters that they will giddily show off upon request, and probably has opinions about your Judge Dredd opinions.
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Premium Access Steve Lieber Sure is Creating Some Content
An interview with Justice Society and Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen artist Steve Lieber
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Premium Access Portrait of a Bastich: Simon Bisley and the longevity of Lobo
Legendary artist Simon Bisley to discuss Lobo's impact
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Morning tea with the Outlander cast proves fandom is still thirsty and alive at NYCC 2022
Fandom is alive and well for those in the time traveling Scotsman business.
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Premium Access Into the psychoverse: Yanick Paquette talks The Incal and euro influences
"It's a partnership of creation with the people reading trying to figure out the story you’re telling"
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Premium Access All's well that's Rockwell: Mitch Gerads on the weight of midcentury influences
"It's all about trying to get that Norman Rockwell vibe that probably isn't real, but the ad artists made it look real."
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Molly Mendoza discusses toxic nostalgia and their latest book STRAY
"I hope the audience gets from Stray it's 'Hey, you messed up but someone still loves you, baby.'"
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Cassandra Peterson talks Elvira's history and the welcomeness of the horror community
"It's great to see women embracing the horror genre and, vice versa, the horror genre embracing women."
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Comics pioneer Denis Kitchen talks comics, history, and censorship at NYCC 2022
In conversation with one of comics' greatest living legends.
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Vault Comics teases a new line of titles on the horizon as part of NYCC 2022 panel
"This one has rocket fuel dripping from it."
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In the city that doesn't sleep (or mask): A travelog of New York Comic Con
An account of a week at New York Comic Con 2022
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Romance, sports, cats, and elves: The best and worst manga panel at NYCC'22
The manga experts of New York Comic Con talk the best and worst of 2022
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Manga giant VIZ Media reveals Summer 2023 print releases at New York Comic Con 2022
The famed manga publisher delights fans with a preview of what's to come
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Everything you need to know about putting on a great fan-run panel for a comics convention
Panels, Poise, and Pattering: Getting the most out of presenting your fan-run panel
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Drawing the line: The boundaries and joys of YA cartooning
The triple threat of the YA cartoonist panel at Emerald City Comic Con
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Good Trouble and Entertaining Comics: Celebrating 100 Years of William M. Gaines at ECCC
Wholesome Beginnings, MAD Ends
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Parts unknown, some reservations: A travelog of Comic-Con International: San Diego
An account of a week at San Diego Comic Con
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Fall in love all over again with British romance comics out of print for 50+ years
Rebellion Publishing’s Treasury of British Comics has announced that it will be presenting A Very British Affair
