PREVIEWSworld Interviews the Darby Pop Team
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Vince Brusio from PREVIEWSworld magazine recently interview Darby Pop president and founder Jeff Kline and editor-in-chief David Wohl about how the company was formed, and what Darby Pop’s first book INDESTRUCTIBLE is all about. Here’s an excerpt:
PREVIEWSworld: On page 179 of the October PREVIEWS catalog, INDESTRUCTIBLE #1 is listed as the first solicitation from Darby Pop. What can you tell us about the book, and what type of readers will find it intriguing?
Jeff Kline: INDESTRUCTIBLE is a superhero title. It’s a satire, though not a send-up. It’s an homage to pop culture. I think it’s clever. I think it’s fun. I think the characters are relatable. But, I wrote the damn thing. So, I’m pretty biased. I hope it will appeal to readers of all “types,” though — honestly — I think it’s always iffy to classify anyone out there as a “type.”
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