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The Bard’s Gambit: Interview with Jeremy Whitley

by Jeremy Whitley | Jul 27, 2019 | Blog, Interviews, News

I had a chance to talk with Matthew Scott Kirkham of The Bard’s Gambit podcast about The Unstoppable Wasp. He also did a write up for Medium about the comic back in February. Whitley’s work in this first run does more to humanize a character than any other comic...

bpHope: The Unstoppable Wasp: Fighting Bipolar & Bad Guys

by Jeremy Whitley | Jun 30, 2019 | Interviews, News

I’m honored that The Unstoppable Wasp was featured in bp Magazine. This magazine is part of an online community that strives to increase awareness of bipolar disorder as well as provide support for those in the bipolar community. How did you go about creating a...

WMQ Comics: Jeremy Whitley Talks Mental Health and ‘The Unstoppable Wasp’

by Jeremy Whitley | Apr 8, 2019 | Interviews

I had a chance to talk with WMQ about the need for diversity in comics. WMQ: Without getting too personal, have you or someone close to you had struggles with mental health? Did that make you want to write this story? I’ve struggled with anxiety and OCD for much of my...

Comicosity: Health and Inclusivity: Jeremy Whitley on Representing Mental Illness

by Jeremy Whitley | Mar 21, 2019 | Blog, Interviews

In this interview with Comicosity we discussed the challenge, and necessity, of writing about characters with diverse identities. But how do you prepare yourself to build this kind of representation and give it an accurate and empowering face? We talk about how...

Men’s Health: Marvel’s New Comic Book Series, The Unstoppable Wasp, Stars a Superhero With Bipolar Disorder

by Jeremy Whitley | Mar 19, 2019 | Interviews, News

In an interview with Men’s Health, I had a chance to talk about the impetus behind a superhero who struggles with her own mental health. Jeremy Whitley has built his career on smashing taboos and opening up representation in popular culture. The comic book...
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