GENE SIMMONS' Son NICK Talks About 'Incarnate' Comic Book On KTLA 5 NEWS

August 24, 2009

Nick Simmons, the 20-year-old son of KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons, was interviewed last week on KTLA 5 News about his comic book, "Incarnate". Watch the five-minute segment below.

Written and illustrated by Nick Simmons, "Incarnate" — a three-issue series from Radical Comics — centers around the adventures of apparent teenager Mot and his apprentice Connor, both actually members of a group of immortals called Revenants, who share some characteristics with horror genre staples but spin off in some important regards.

According to ComicBookResources.com, Simmons has described "Incarnate" as "action-horror" with a bit of humor mixed in — which sounds a bit like the KISS sensibility itself. "Well, Dad definitely influenced my love of comics, he's been a geek since before the dawn of man (and a proud one at that)," Simmons said. "He's exposed me to all the classics and the great 'graphic novels' (although the insecure pretension of that name irks me). But yeah, there will be quite a bit of action and good bloody fun involved."

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