Chris Arrant is the Editor-in-Chief at ReedPop. He covers a diverse range of topics including publishing, arts and entertainment, and events, with a particular focus on authors, books, and the intersection of digital and traditional art forms. Chris has been featured in prominent outlets such as GamesRadar+, NewsBreak, and Popverse.
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Chris Arrant's articles primarily focus on entertainment news, particularly comic books, superheroes, and related media. Given the event coverage and press release attributes of his work, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches that provide exclusive insights or access to events related to comic books, superhero movies, TV shows, or streaming services.
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By: Chris Arrant
Warren Ellis' return to comics now includes DC, which pulled a planned story after sexual misconduct allegations.
By: Chris Arrant
Al Ewing and Christian Rosado are out to serve the biggest Challenges of Doom yet.
By: Chris Arrant
Zainab Akhtar believes readers will follow great comics. ShortBox Comics Fair keeps proving her right.
By: Chris Arrant
A fake Fantagraphics store was allegedly hiding in plain sight for months.
By: Chris Arrant
After several serious allegations of sexual misconduct led him out of the comics industry, Brian Wood appears to be attempting to return.
By: Chris Arrant
Jon Favreau and Adi Granov's unfinished Iron Man comic might finally be coming back after 18 years in Marvel's vault.
By: Chris Arrant
An alleged Walmart theft spree involving two corrections officers, $3,000 in Magic cards, and a whole lot of LEGO.
By: Chris Arrant
The "big status quo shift" for the Buffy: The Vampire Slayer & Angel franchises is so big, the comic launches have been "canceled" so they can keep working on getting it right... and somehow, it affects Firefly too.
Think Watchmen is Alan Mooreβs masterpiece? These comics might change your mind.
By: Chris Arrant
Cthulhu is a luchador. The Ultimate Warrior is a moth. No further questions.
