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Fans of Fate: The Winx Saga have a new magical adventure to look forward to! Mad Cave Studios and Rainbow Group are thrilled to announce Fate: The Winx Saga Vol. 2: The Shadow War, the highly anticipated sequel to Vol. 1 and a must-read for fans of the Netflix series.

But here’s the thing: as much as I enjoy bloody soaking pages, I’m also a sucker for a relatable protagonist. And that’s where Olivia Cuartero-Briggs really shines.

The emotional anchor of Kill Train lies in Vanessa’s journey—a reflection of Cuartero Briggs’ own struggles with self-worth and survival in the face of relentless challenges.

This morbid lottery in Kill Train means any subway could become a death trap, creating an atmosphere thick with suspense and brutality right from the very first page. Olivia Cuartero-Briggs crafts a story that is unique and makes us question how far society might go when pushed to its limits.

Olivia joins Jimmy to talk about her new series Kill Train with artist Martina Niosi. They talk about the creation of the series, the trickiness that sometimes comes with scripting a first issue, and hint at some of the carnage to come in future issues. Jimmy loved issue 1. You can hear why in the episode and find out for yourself when the issue hits your LCS on January 29th.

"Vanessa’s story is that of a struggling, ambitious artist who desperately wants to be the mom she never had. Because of that, I think this story will connect with any ambitious woman trying to make her way in the world."

The #Quest can't stop when there's a Kill Train & that's exactly what Olivia Briggs is bringing with her. Dave Milburn joins us for this wonderful conversation. We get into Kill Train from the inspiration to the social commentary. Olivia gives us the differences she's experienced in writing for film, TV & most importantly comics.

Olivia Cuartero-Briggs was wonderful. She gave us insight into her road to comic books, her current and future work and growing up in NYC. This is one you shouldn't miss.

“Kill Train is both the most psychotic and, paradoxically, the most personal thing I've ever written,” said series writer Olivia Cuartero-Briggs.

Oni Press has announced a new collaboration with Maestro Media for a series of board games based on some of their comics titles. Slated for release in 2025, this announcement comes just before San Diego Comic-Con, which is where both companies will preview plans for this new gaming partnership.

Jill and the Killers written by Olivia Cuartero-Briggs and artwork from Roberta Ingranata is a thrilling new comic book series that should not be missed. It really is for all fans of true crime, mystery, and thrillers. We couldn’t get enough.

On this week's packed live show podcast, we're welcoming guests Olivia Cuartero-Briggs (Oni Press' "Jill and the Killers"), Dave Baker ("Mary Tyler MooreHawk"), and Micah Phillips ("Orange Flavor")!

Writer Olivia Cuartero-Briggs holds up “Gender Queer: A Memoir” by Maia Kobabe, the most banned book in the United States, during an ECCC 2024 panel about banned books.

"I yearned for an adventure that could have me on the edge of my seat that I could immerse myself in afterward. Muck around in, within the safety of my own imagination, without having to work so hard. What I wanted, dear friends, was a classic coming-of-age thriller with a group of girls. That’s why I wrote Jill and the Killers."

The title might sound like the best band you're not listening to, but it's a subscription for murder in the season opener for 2024's Script & Pencils, the comic book creator podcast from The Comic Crush! Jill & The Killers writer Olivia Cuartero-Briggs teams with artist Roberta Ingranata to present a new kind of game where even murder is much more than it seems . . .

In this episode of the WinxForeverPodcast, Lola has a conversation with Olivia Cuartero-Briggs the author of the highly anticipated, upcoming graphic novel continuations of the cancelled Netflix Winx Club adaptation, Fate: The Winx Saga!

Briggs and Pecci go deep into the writer's process and the steps she took to break into Hollywood and how she made a name for herself in comics.

In this new series, Cuartero-Briggs takes on solo writing duties for the first time, teaming with artist Luca Merli and letterer Dave Sharpe. What results is an intriguing book about the ‘purgatorial metropolis of the afterlife.’