I got featured on Comic Book Resources, for the Month of Women in Comics!
Read the article here: http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2014/03/24/month-of-women-in-comics-the-endling-volume-1/
An excerpt:
Latella nails Amber’s personality so well. I think
her depiction of Amber really sells the book the best. Latella makes
Amber feel like a real person. Meanwhile, Latella also does a great job
depicting all the crazy evolutionary enhancements that the Endling has,
like the ability to cut off his own toe and control it to kill people.
It’s sick but also awesome (and also based, kind of, on the properties
of a real life animal).
You can read The Endling every Thursday on Thrillbent.com :D
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Tuesday, 25 March 2014
Tuesday, 11 February 2014
Jonathan interviewed by Matt O'Keefe
Matt O'Keefe, the author of Deadless (for which I drew a short episode some time ago) has interviewed Jonathan about The Endling for The Beat. You can read the interview here:
Interview: For Jonathan Larsen, The Endling is only the Beginning
I've also just read a very interesting article on Multiversity Comics (which was reblogged by Fiona Staples on tumblr),
What To Look For When You’re Talking About Comic Art, From Pro Reviewers and Pro Artists
"- It’s a story first: Reviewers often treat writers
like the primary storytellers, but so much of the story – from the
pacing and mood to the subtle bits that elevate the material – is
created by the artist. The story isn’t a writer telling the story, but
the writer and the artist doing that together."
Monday, 20 February 2012
Article about The Boar
Keeping tracks of things...

Maria Grazia wrote a super-interesting article about my comic, The Boar, praising me so much that I'm humbled. That's what she wrote:
The historical facts, battles and politics, are just hinted at: it is mainly a romance made up of flashes with many shifts in time. If a flaw must be found in this beautiful , original graphic work it is that someone who does not know the facts may feel lost and disoriented. But it is such an atmospheric, gripping tale that they may be lead to search and discover more about this fascinating character: "Dickon", the man who will become Richard III.
An interview for the same blog will be published soon. Thank you! :D

Maria Grazia wrote a super-interesting article about my comic, The Boar, praising me so much that I'm humbled. That's what she wrote:
The historical facts, battles and politics, are just hinted at: it is mainly a romance made up of flashes with many shifts in time. If a flaw must be found in this beautiful , original graphic work it is that someone who does not know the facts may feel lost and disoriented. But it is such an atmospheric, gripping tale that they may be lead to search and discover more about this fascinating character: "Dickon", the man who will become Richard III.
An interview for the same blog will be published soon. Thank you! :D
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