Chris Coplan is a Comics Editor at AiPT Comics. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, including film and cinema, music, theater, and various entertainment news, often focusing on the music business and the film industry. Chris's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Phoenix New Times, and Consequence.
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Chris Coplan's coverage heavily focuses on comic books, reviews, new releases, and artists within the United States. Given his emphasis on reviewing comics and reporting on new releases, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming comic book launches or interviews with prominent figures in the industry.
With a significant focus on gaming and entertainment news as well, Chris could also be receptive to pitches relating to these areas. For example, pitching stories about major events in the gaming world or providing insights into trends shaping the entertainment industry might capture his interest.
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By: Chris Coplan
And if you also really dig action movies, there's some of that too!
By: Chris Coplan
5 CCs of reality, doc.
By: Chris Coplan
Godzilla wishes he was this emotionally devastating.
This slasher tale both does and doesn't bash you over the head.
Chris shares his favorite covers from this week’s new comics.
By: Chris Coplan
There's a breakthrough, but just how worthwhile is it really?
By: Chris Coplan
"That's not necessarily the important part – the important parts [are] the relationships that develop later."
By: Chris Coplan
The hero's debut anthology is now crowdfunding via Kickstarter.
By: Chris Coplan
The tin man adventurer sets sail later this month.
By: Chris Coplan
The smooth operator's latest case begins in November.
