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Mike Scrase, co-creator of the intense and thrilling comic series "ZIP" discusses issue 3, of the series featuring The Hive. This terrifying collective of nanobots with Artificial Intelligence have found its next complex structure to assimilate: Humanity itself!
Mike Scrase dives into his own mental health struggles which shaped the world and characters, how his mutation with Aniridia and a Cracked article was the initial spark that created ZIP and his amazing team with co-creator and artist San Espinosa to now being published by Markosia Enterprises, with digital versions available on Amazon and Drive Thru Comics, and exclusive print copies through the ongoing Kickstarter campaign.
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