David Wohl, Editor In Chief of Zenescope Entertainment Interview

[ADAM POPE]

 

[Fissan]

Michael's experience of discovering Zenescope comics is quite relatable. Everything began with a chance encounter with the first issue of Red Agent at a comic book store. He had no idea that picking up that comic would send him down a rabbit hole into a whole new world of recreated fairy tale characters. I can image his enthusiasm and interest as he went deeper into Zenescope's unique world.

 

[alexbaker]

The reworking of classic characters is one of the most intriguing parts of Zenescope comics. The way they've taken characters like Gretel, who becomes a witch hunter and acquires powers after killing witches, and Red Agent, who is a cross between Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf, gives these well-known fairy tale figures a whole new spin. It's thrilling to see these characters in a fresh light, with distinct viewpoints and abilities that set them apart from the original stories.

 

[Kravn]

The shared universe concept attracted David Wohl to Zenescope. The thought of all these various individuals coexisting in one universe is a fantastic one. It allows the writers to experiment with new plots and relationships between characters. I can only fathom the thrill of working in such a collaborative and creative environment, where the possibilities are limitless.

 

[eugene22]

It's extremely amazing to see Zenescope Entertainment's growth and success, and I can't help but wish that their trajectory continues upward.

 

[Daredevil2000]

David Wohl and the entire team's passion and effort are clear throughout this interview. By continuously offering fascinating stories, redesigned characters, and captivating artwork, they have created a loyal fan base. Zenescope's ability to tap into the fascination of familiar fairy tales and infuse them with fresh, thrilling twists has been a winning recipe. With their shared universe concept and the creative freedom it allows, Zenescope has endless opportunities to explore new realms, storylines, and interactions between characters. I wish them continued success.

 

[The Zyborg]

The art work reminds me of the 90s. It's intriguing to hear Michael's perspective on Zenescope's storytelling style, with most of their books being presented as mini-series rather than long, drawn-out story arcs. This approach allows for concise and focused storytelling, providing readers with satisfying narratives in manageable doses.

 

[TheRealDeal91]

Loved this interview with David Wohl! He's had such an amazing career in the comic book industry, starting as an intern at Marvel and then making a name for himself with Top Cow Studios. It's so inspiring to see someone work their way up from the bottom and achieve success in their field. I can't wait to hear more about his journey.