Get ready for a two-part Mike on the Mic adventure with the one and only Liam Sharp! Roaming power outages couldn't stop this interview from rolling on, and we still only get to a fraction of the artist/writer's career. We start in London with early work at 2000 AD and Marvel UK, where he first popped onto the mainstream radar with the Death's Head II mini-series. He parlayed this into stateside stints on major Marvel books like Venom: The Mace, Incredible Hulk, and Man-Thing. After 14 issues on Spawn: The Dark Ages, he took a turn away from mainstream superheroes with the Wildstorm series The Possessed, the anthology Event Horizon and the Vertigo title Testament. Later, he co-founded the digital comics company Madefire, but returned to traditional comics recently with The Green Lantern (Seasons 1 & 2) and his Image masterwork Stonehenge. 

You can follow Liam at his site, sharpy.net, on Twitter @LiamRSharp, and on Instagram @liamsharpofficial. 

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