Kentucky author Rob D. Smith stops by to talk about crafting prose worlds and shares about his new book, Good Looking Ugly. You can find out more about Rob's work at https://robdsmith.carrd.co.

Comics writer and publisher Dirk Manning returns to the podcast to talk about his collaboration with Ron Chaney on the now-funding comics adaptation of the classic Lon Chaney film, London After Midnight. You can find out more about this project at londonaftermidnightcomic.com.

Comics creator Evan Quiring returns to talk about Lucha Mystery and his on-going work on Murder City Devil. You can find out more about Evan's work at https://www.instagram.com/psyclone_comics_studios.

Filmmaker and comics creator Robbie J. Atkinson talks about storytelling across media, including the new manga project, The Seventh Kingdom. To find out more about this project, please revisit https://www.instagram.com/the_7th_kingdom.

Artist Anna-Maria Cool and editor Hildy Mesnik-DeFalco reunite for a chat about working for Marvel and sharing the world of Barbie in comics form.

Artist Sean Forney talks about his path to comics and creative vision. You can find out more about Sean's work at https://seanforney.com.

Dr. Raúl Alberto Mora talks about literacy practices across spaces, the use of language and criticality, and the work of the Literacies in Second Languages Project (LSLP).

Author and comics creator Richard Ashley Hamilton talks about his work on Scoop, creative processes, and upcoming title, Tectiv. You can find out more about Richard's work at https://www.instagram.com/richardashleyhamilton.

Artist Geof Isherwood returns to the podcast to talk about creating in the world of comics and film, including work in the world of Robert E. Howard. You can find out more about Geof's work at https://geoffreyisherwood.ca.

Author and comics creator Mike Baron stops by to talk about his latest work showcasing Sherlock Holmes and Captain Nemo, as well as writing craft. You can find out more about Mike's work at https://baroncomics.com.

Prolific author Matthew K. Manning returns to the podcast to talk about his upcoming work in newspaper comics, graphic novels, prose, and more. Matthew works across genres and forms, and you can find out more about his work at https://www.matthewkmanning.com.

Podcaster, educator, and emperor of fandom Ryan Permison stops by to talk about his love of film, comics, and storytelling across media, as well as his work on the  @AndIQuoteChannel  podcast.

Comics enthusiast and advocate Jason Kelley talks about his studies in the medium, working to get copies of loved books into the hands of young readers, and the https://www.comicsappreciationproject.com.

Gregory Wright, writer, colorist, and editor of many comics, returns to the podcast to talk more deeply about process, exploring corners of storytelling, interacting with fandom, and more.

Comics creator Bob McLeod stops by a second time to talk about his current artistic work, reflection on his career, and work on a variety of characters and stories we did not touch on in the first interview. You can visit Bob's website (linked here) for more information about his work.

Artist and author Dean Haspiel stops by to talk about his creative process, including musical selections, and his current work, Chest Face. You can see more of Dean's work and support this book at http://kck.st/48lsN9V.

Artist and creator Kayla E talks about his scholarly knowledge of the medium and the ways this research informs her personal storytelling in works like Precious Rubbish. You can find out more about Kayla at https://www.kaylaework.com/comics.

Comics historian/podcaster and educator Oren Phillips stops by for a multiversal edition of the show. Oren discusses the show he co-hosts, Dollar Bin Bandits. Check it out on YouTube (linked here) and wherever fine podcasts are freshly available.

Author and publisher Richard Chizmar talks about his affinity for horror, the mysterious qualities of Appalachia, collaborating in the literary world, and his latest work, Memorials. You can find out more about Richard's work at https://richardchizmar.com.

Comics creator Jerry Carita talks about his work on titles like Cicada Samurai, as well as his upcoming entry in an anthology inspired by work with fellow creator Scott Snyder. You can find out more about Jerry's work at Jerry Carita (@jerrycarita) • Instagram photos and videos.

Artist and creator AJ Jothikumar talks about creating in animation with storyboarding and character design, crafting in comics spaces, and working on Static Shock.

Comic strip creator Dave Coverly talks about his work on Speed Bump, including creative process and inspirations. You can find out more about Dave's work at Dave Coverly (speedbump.com).

Author and artist Brian Anderson talks about creating the all-ages visual world of the Sophie strip and graphic novels. You can find out more about Brian's work at Dog Eat Doug: Daily Funny Cartoon Strips and Online Comics (brianandersonwriter.com).

Comics creator Scott James returns to Words, Images, & Worlds to talk about his continued creating with Juiceman and contributions to the world of Erik Larsen. You can find out more about Scott's work at http://kck.st/3MTBaQp.

Prolific writer and publisher Corissa Grant returns to the podcast to talk about supernatural westerns, new collected editions, and much more. You can find out about Corissa's work at Kickstarter.

Comics creator Stephen Shaskan talks about creating Pizza & Taco, as well as the power of comics for building literacy connections and readership. You can find out more about Stephen's work at https://stephenshaskan.com.

Comics creator Michael Kingston talks about the links between comics and wrestling, and shares about his work in uniting these two passions. This includes his latest, a comics approach to Vampiro. You can find out more about Michael's work at https://www.instagram.com/headlockedcomic.

Comics creator Will Perkins talks about his work in fantasy and science fiction comics, including the series Goblin, co-created with Eric Grissom. You can find out more about Will at https://www.willperkinscomics.com.

Author John Jackson Miller talks about his work in a variety of worlds, including Star Wars, Star Trek...and the soon-coming Batman 89 Resurrection (releasing October 2024). You can find out more about John's work at https://farawaypress.com.

Comics creator Steve Bynoe talks about his passion for expanding genre work in the medium, including his newest project, Atrium. You can find out more about Steve's work at https://www.instagram.com/stevebynoeart.

Prolific comics creator Trevor Mueller talks about traveling from the world of all-ages storytelling to more mature themes with the currently-funding Demon City. You can find out more about Trevor's work at https://www.trevoramueller.com.

Madeleine Holly-Rosing, creator of Boston Metaphysical Society, returns to the podcast to talk about creating a spanning narrative, connecting with an audience, and navigating prose and comics. You can find out more about Madeleine's work at https://www.queenofmercia.com.

Artist and comics creator Mike Freiheit talks about exploring new kinds of stories and using comics to share autobiographical experiences in books like Monkey Chef, as well as tales of fear (see Woods). You can find out more about Mike's work at https://www.mikefreiheit.com.

Author and editor Robert Jeschonek discusses his new project, Legends of Indie Comics: Words Only. You can find out more about this book and support it at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/planetbob/legends-of-indie-comics-words-only.

Author and artist Richard Fairgray talks about the move to comics for adults, the secrets of productivity, and more on this episode.

Comics creator Gary Shipman stops by to talk about his work in the world of Pakkins' Land and Titan Mouse of Might. You can find out more about Gary's worlds at https://www.garyshipmanart.com.

Author and publisher Phoebe Xavier talks about the graphic novel anthology series, 13th Moon. You can find out more about volume 3 and support the book on Kickstarter (at this link).

Kick off Halloween season the right way by curling with up with some comics horror from creator John Bivens. You can find out more about John's work at http://john-bivens.com.

Author Philip Tarl Denson talks about fairy tales and science fiction in his graphic novel collection, Future Tales.

Jamar Nicholas returns to the podcast to talk about his latest entry in the Leon series, Worst Friends Forever. You can find out more about Jamar and his work at https://jamarnicholas.weebly.com.

Writer Eric Grissom stops by to talk about crafting fantasy and science fiction comics, including the Goblin series. You can find out more about Eric's work at https://www.ericgrissom.com.

Creator Tad Stones talks about envisioning the world of Darkwing Duck, as well as his work on Hellboy animated titles and other work.

The author duo of Chris and JJ Grabenstein stop by to talk about their new series, Stinky's Stories. You can find out more about these authors at https://chrisgrabenstein.com.

Comics creator Mark Maia talks about his work on So-Called Living and his passion for the medium. You can find out more about this series (and support it) at https://www.socalledliving.com.

Author AS King returns to talk about dealing with difficult questions in YA work, including her latest book, Pick the Lock. You can find out more about AS's writing at https://www.as-king.com.

Comics creator Andy MacDonald stops by to talk about his work on titles like Rogue Planet, as well as his creative approach.

Author and illustrator David Hillman talks about his creative work across forms and spaces, including his focus on picture books. You can find out more about David's work at https://twobridgespublishing.com.

Comics creator Ron Frenz stops by to talk about the privilege of creating, fruitful collaborations, and his continuing work in comics and commissions. You can find out more about Ron's work at Catskill Comics.