Portrait of an Editor

Episode 180: Alejandro Arbona: The Return of Lazarus

1 h 3 min · 12. juli 2025
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At the beginning of 2025, I mentioned wanting to see the return of Greg Rucka and Michael Lark's LAZARUS. Well, 2025 finally delivered something good for a change. LAZARUS is back, and its editor, Alejandro Arbona, is here to talk about one of the best comic books Image Comics has ever published. Also, we talk about the breathtaking horror one-shot Alejandro wrote, LAKE YELLOWWOOD SLAUGHTER. Goats Flying Press is its publisher. And you can still get in on the Kickstarter campaign. Click here to get to it. [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/goatsflyingpress/lake-yellowwood-slaughter]

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