In Genre Interviews Archive

  • class-rogue

    Dragon Age 2 Round Table with Mike Laidlaw

    In Genre was one of about a half-dozen sites invited to a round table discussion with Mike Laidlaw about Dragon Age 2 today hosted on the iMeet service at 10 am PST. Each person was allowed to ask several questions of Mr. Laidlaw about Dragon...

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  • Gisele-Lagace

    An Interview with Gisèle Lagacé

    Starting back in 2000, Cool Cat Studios debuted online and thus began the illustrious webcomic career of one artist Gisèle Lagacé.  That series came to an end in 2007, but Gisèle by that time was involved in other projects.  Part of Penny & Aggie until...

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  • scottkurtz1

    An Interview with Scott Kurtz

    In 1998 Scott Kurtz put his webcomic, PVP, on the world wide web and Francis, Brent, Cole, Jade and, of course, Skull marched their ways into internet history.  12 years later Mr. Kurtz is arguably one of the kings of webcomics – few people who...

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  • gordon_portrait

    An Interview with Gordon McAlpin

    In 2005 the webcomic Multiplex appeared online.  Story and art by Illinois native Gordon McAlpin, the comic revolves around the employees of “your local movie theater” as they deal with customers, each other, and Jason’s refined taste in cinema.  The series has reached over 500...

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  • dg1

    An Interview with David Gaider

    David Gaider was the lead writer for Dragon Age: Origins and is the lead writer on the upcoming Dragon Age 2. He works for BioWare, and has going back to the Baldur’s Gate 2 days. On top of working on some of the best cRPGs...

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