Comics creator Alison Sampson talks about the process of adapting Sleeping Beauties by Stephen King and Owen King, working on a new project with JH Williams III, and a wide range of work -- including James Tynion IV's The Department of Truth.

Author and artist Bob Fingerman talks about his path to creating, as well as the challenge of sharing humor in prose.

Comics creator and animation veteran Chuck Patton talks with me about his work in comics on books like Justice League and Vigilante, as well as a glimpse of his work in the world of television.

Comics creator Brennan Wagner talks about meaningful collaborations, co-creating the world of Saint John, and the current Kickstarter campaign for Rogues' Kingdom (click here to find out more). Plus, Brennan shares about his continued work in the world of Grendel.

Long-time comics creator and artist Mike Collins talks about working in the comics medium, as well as in film, and the joy of sharing visual literacy with students.

Comics creator and concept artist Tom Rasch talks about his start in comics, working across media, and the ongoing series, Black Alpha. You can read more about Tom's work at https://wtfcomicbooks.com/books, and check out his social media presence.

Comics creator Ahmed Raafat talks about inspirations, working with Kevin Smith on Quick Stops, and work to come. You can read more about Ahmed's work at https://www.instagram.com/theahmedraafat/

Literacy professor and author Dr. Steven Layne shares words of wisdom for future teachers, ideas about strategies for reading, and resources for teaching. You can read more about Dr. Layne's work at https://www.stevelayne.com/

Comics creator, author, and artist Eric Orchard talks about reflecting on reality in the fantastic, positive collaborations, and crafting eerie(ish) work.

Notable comics creators Kelley Jones and Matt Wagner talk with me about their upcoming collaboration, Dracula Volume 1: The Impaler. You can find out more about this project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/draculatheimpaler/dracula-volume-1-the-impaler-by-matt-wagner-and-kelley-jones

Author Elly Swartz talks about the journey to her new book, Hidden Truths, including the takeaways for young readers -- and even more work to come. You can read more about Elly's work at https://ellyswartz.com/

Comics creator Austin Hough talks about his dream come true in indie comic creation with The Masters and Super Joe Unlimited. You can find out more about Austin's work at https://www.powercomicsinc.com/ and on Facebook, and check out the Kickstarter.

Author Leslie C. Youngblood talks about the importance of kindness and empathy as key elements of her work for middle grades readers, the value of representation, and upcoming work in YA. You can read more about Leslie's work at https://www.lesliecyoungblood.com/

Author and artist Nidhi Chanani talks about the power of visual storytelling, series books, and upcoming works/events. You can read more about Nidhi's work at https://everydayloveart.com/

Comics creator Joe Eisma returns to the podcast to talk about Star Trek and his work on the miniseries, Star Trek: Holo-Ween. Joe nods to some future collaborations to come, as well.

Comics creator Devin Kraft talks about working with Literati Press, and creating the worlds of Silence and Neverender. You can read more about Devin's work at https://www.cheshirecatart.com/

Author Ann Jacobus talks about crafting for young adult audiences, exploring relevant and powerful topics, and creating in books like The Coldest Winter I Ever Spent. You can read more about Ann's work at https://www.annjacobus.com/

Comics creator Lan Pitts talks with me about positive people in the industry, crafting real-life superhero stories with wrestling tales, and more. You can check out more about Lan's work on Instagram.

Long-time comics creator and animation artist Rick Hoberg talks with me about crafting in science fiction, stories to come, and the career path he has taken, including nods to All-Star Squadron, Defenders of the Earth, and Johnny Quest.

Legendary comics creator Marv Wolfman talks about his approach to Superman, his love of the medium, and living out his dreams -- plus, he mentions his creative work in progress.

Comics creator DJ Kirkbride discusses Errand Boys, The Bigger Bang, Once and Future Queen, and Amelia Cole, as well as reflecting on working with creator Adam Knave.

Author Andrea Wang talks about crafting in middle grades and picture books with titles like Watercress, Many Meanings of Meilan, and Luli and the Language of Tea. You can read more about Andrea's work at https://andreaywang.com/

Comics creator Brent Schoonover talks about working on Antman, Batman '66, and exploring the world of Captain America with Alan Gratz. You can read more about Brent's work at https://www.brentschoonover.com/

Comics creator Doc Shaner talks about crafting for DC, working with writers like Tom King and Jeff Parker, and creative directions to come. You can read more about Doc's work at https://www.instagram.com/doc_shaner/

Comics creator Anders Nilsen talks about Tongues, as well as his unique vision and what visual storytelling allows for in creating. You can read more about Anders and his work at https://www.andersbrekhusnilsen.com/

Comics creator Maria Scrivan returns for a second visit to the podcast to talk about comics and comic strips, as well as her ongoing works in the world of Nat. You can read more about Maria's work at https://www.mariascrivan.com/

Author Rebecca E.F. Barone talks about exploring historical and science-based nonfiction topics in narrative ways for young readers, as well as drawing upon an engineering background for her work. You can read more about Rebecca's writing at https://rebeccaefbarone.com/

Comics creator Paul Fricke returns to the podcast to talk about the contributions of Alex Toth. You can also visit more of Paul's exploration of this seminal voice in comics at https://www.youtube.com/@alextothindepth4476

Author Alanna Mackenzie talks about the process of creating dystopian worlds and imagining possibilities in the series The Jade Chronicles. You can read more about Alanna's work on Amazon.

Comics creator Dietrich O. Smith talks about creating in the world of comics, initial steps into the medium, and collaborations to come.

Comics creator Steve Mattsson talks about his journey in the medium and the intentional work of the colorist.

Comics creator DG Chichester talks about the uniqueness of comics, creating in the worlds of Daredevil and Milestone, and the joys of returning to popular characters.

Comics creator Patrick Olliffe talks about his history in the medium, his new work with Marvel, and crafting unique stories like Edgeworld. You can read more about Patrick's work at https://www.instagram.com/polliff65/ and https://www.patrickolliffeillustration.com/

Comics creator David Lasky talks about exploring the musical and historical in comics, as well as the possibilities of the medium and the work of teaching about comics. You can read more about David's work at http://www.laskycomics.com

Comics creator and colorist Omi Remalante has a brief talk with me about working in the comics industry, collaborating with creators like Art Adams, and work to come.

Author Andrew Aydin talks about his journey with Congressman John Lewis, the enduring message of March, and the friendship and kinship he developed with Congressman Lewis. You can read more about Andrew's work at https://www.andrewaydin.com

Author Antony Johnston talks about crafting in the genres of mystery and thriller, as well as across comics, prose, and video games. You can read more about Antony's work at https://antonyjohnston.com/, and you can also read about the charity that Antony mentions, BookTrust, at https://www.booktrust.org.uk/

Author Emily Whitten talks fandom, the positives of the comics community, and work on The Underfoot series. You can read more about Emily's work at https://www.theemilyesse.com

Author Ann Braden talks with me about exploring questions in writing, breaking out of the five-paragraph form, and work in progress. You can read more about Ann's work at https://annbradenbooks.com/

Comics creator Andy MacPhee talks about his history with the medium, love of Archie comics, and creative works. You can see more of Andy's work at https://www.artstation.com/andymacpheecomics

Comics creator Jonas Trindade talks about working with DC, his best collaborations so far, creating in the world of Radiant Black, and more.

Comics creator Alex Sinclair talks about working on classic stories like Batman: Hush, the role of the colorist in comics, upcoming and ongoing work, and more.

Author and comics writer Martin Powell talks about crafting mysteries, suspense, plus the worlds of Frankenstein and Sherlock Holmes -- with attention to The Halloween Legion and inspirations from Ray Bradbury.

Elana K. Arnold talks about creating stories for adults and young people, exploring themes of connection, and the upcoming book, The Blood Years. You can read more about Elana's work at https://elanakarnold.com/

Comics creator/author Ethan Sacks talks about working on The COVID Chronicles, as well in the worlds of Marvel, Star Wars, and more -- plus A Haunted Girl, with issue number 1 out this week from Image. You can check out Ethan's Instagram here and read more about A Haunted Girl at this link.

Author Maggie Tokuda-Hall talks about storytelling processes and working across forms through prose novels, picture books, and comics. You can read more about Maggie's work at https://www.prettyokmaggie.com/

Comics creator Steve Rude talks with me about his history in the medium, trying new approaches, passing his talents on, and working on The Coming of Gourmando. You can see more about Steve's work at https://www.steverude.com/, support Gourmando here, and see his YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@steverudethedude.

Comics historian and author Alex Grand talks about comics as cultural documents and the history of the superhero genre in American visual literature. You can read more about Alex's book, Understanding Superhero Comic Books, at https://mcfarlandbooks.com/product/understanding-superhero-comic-books/.