Comics creator Fabrice Sapolsky discusses his creative vision for publishing and desire to treat creators well with Fair Square Graphics. You can find out more about Fabrice at https://www.fabricesapolsky.com.

Comics creator Jeremy Whitley returns to the podcast to talk about crafting comics for YA readers in Navigating with You. You can find out more about Jeremy's work at https://www.instagram.com/jrome58.

Author and artist Tatiana Gill talks about exploring personal experiences and questions of life in comics form. You can find out more about Tatiana's work at https://www.tatianagill.com.

C. Edward Sellner talks about crafting in prose and comics, as well as writing and editing at Visionary. You can find out more about Mr. Sellner's work at https://www.linkedin.com/in/cedwardsellner.

Comics creator Gideon Kendall stops by to talk about his adaptation of Dickens in Marley's Ghost, as well as his path to creating and work on MegaGhost. You can find out more about Gideon's work at Gideon Kendall,

Author Laura Stegman talks about the importance of crafting for young readers, the joy of middle grade lit, and the fusion of supernatural elements and realistic characters in The Summer of L.U.C.K. trilogy, including The Chambered Nautilus. You can find out more about Laura's work at https://www.laurastegman.com.

Editor and comics creator Matt Idelson stops by to talk about his work in the medium, his professional journey, supporting creators...and juggling many projects to come.

Dr. Sean P. Connors, Associate Professor at the University of Arkansas, and artist-educator Dylan Hale stop by to talk about their creative, verbal/visual contribution to Transmedia Applications in Literacy Fields.

Comics creator Mike Moman talks about exploring the fun and fantastic in Oldsmobiles with Laser Guns. You can find out more about this book at https://www.oldsmobilescomic.com.

Comics creator and cosplayer Al Bigley returns to the podcast to talk about fashioning art as being in the form of costume play. You can find out more about Al's work at Big Glee! The Albert Bryan Bigley Archives!.

Austin Hough of Power Comics returns to talk about his passion for the medium -- as well as the currently Kickstarting The Masters issue 5. You can find out more about this project at http://kck.st/4doH8Es.

Comics creator Jeremy Fuscaldo talks about his inspirations for art and storytelling, including influences and his creative vision.

Dr. Amélie Lemieux, Associate Professor at the University of Montreal, stops by the podcast to talk about transmedia, fandom, and literacy/literacies.

Comics creator and enthusiast Shane Berryhill talks about the path of his work, from Surrealizations to Sherwood, Texas to Deathslinger. You can find out more about Shane on Instagram and Facebook and find out more about Deathslinger at https://cosmiclionproductions.com/comix-shop-1/ols/products/deathslinger.

Spoken word artist and comics creator Snake stops by the podcast to talk about is visual storytelling in The View of the Phoenix Trees (currently funding on Kickstarter). Snake also shares his history as a creator using the vehicle of verse and shares the intro and outro music for this episode.

Artist Paul Rivoche stops by to talk about his work in comics and animation, including work on the upcoming adaptation of Sara Varon's Robot Dreams. You can find out more about Paul's work at Paul Rivoche | ROCKETFICTION.

Comics creator Justin Coke returns to the podcast to talk about Edge of Darkness, his latest comics work. It's a fascinating science fiction concept, supported by visual storytelling.

Comics creator Marvin Wynn stops by to talk about his work in the world of The Edge. You can find about more about Marvin's work at HOME | theedgecomic.

Author Nimrod Vromen joins the podcast to discuss Prompting: Happiness, his discussion of AI technology and better living. You can find out more about this work on Amazon.

Comics creator Chris Nye discusses upcoming projects and his collaborative experience on Heroes Union. You can find out more about Chris's work at Chris Nye Art.

Comics creator Sandy Plunkett stops by the podcast to talk about his creative path, as well as contributions to worlds and characters like The Rocketeer. You can find out more about Sandy's work at SANDY PLUNKETT - Sandy Plunkett - Portfolio (plunkettcomicart.com).

Artist and comics creator Asia Simone talks about creative origins, evolution, and process, as well as work on Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur: Wreck and Roll and Pack Your Bags, Maggie Diaz. You can find out more about Asia's work at https://www.asiaillustration.com and on Instagram.

Comics creator Anthony Marques joins from The Kubert School to talk about crafting in a variety of comics, including work no Batman: The Audio Adventures and Green Hornet among many others. You can find out more about Anthony's work at https://www.instagram.com/anthonymarquesart.

Comics creator Gene Selassie talks about his love for the medium, as well as his contribution to the graphic novel anthology Puerto Rico Strong and the series The Ghoul Agency. You can find out more about Gene at Gene Selassie (@gene_selassie) • Instagram photos and videos.

Author and artist Jonathan Roth returns to talk about the latest in his Rover & Speck series, as well as future directions and some insights into the process of incorporating science and literacy. You can find out more about Jonathan and his work at https://jonathan-roth.com.

Writer and editor Robert Greenberger returns to the podcast to talk about his work in sharing pulp storytelling with a variety of talents. You can find out more about the latest anthology, Thrilling Adventure Yarns 2025, at this link -- and support this project, as well.

Comics writer and editor (and educator) Kevin Dooley returns to talk about trying new approaches with popular characters like Aquaman and Green Lantern, as well as the legacy of Keith Giffen. Being a fellow fan of the stage, there is moderate singing involved in this episode!

Adam's friend DJ and DJ's friend Adam stop by to talk about their creative jam sessions, what they appreciate about collaborating with each other, and the kinds of stories that engage them. You can find out more about DJ at djkirkbride.com | This is the website of writer, editor, and kinda tall person D.J. Kirkbride. and more about Adam at Adam P Knave dot Com – Writer | Editor | Tired person.

Elfquest creative team Wendy and Richard Pini stop by the podcast to talk about their decades of collaboration, thousands of pages of work, and visions for what is next in their unfolding epic narrative. You can find out more about the Pinis and Elfquest at https://elfquest.com.

Comics creator Chris Dance talks about crafting for anthologies, including his story "Ashes to Ashes" in The Universal Flaws of Robotics. You can find out more about this work, currently on Kickstarter, at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/canonwrite/the-universal-flaws-of-robotics.

Comics creator and toy designer Dave Wheeler returns to the podcast for a special collectibles/action figure-focused edition. You can find out more about Dave's work at (2) Dave Wonder - YouTube.

Comics creator Nick Marinkovich returns to the podcast to talk about Dead Romans, including the process of bringing the ancient world to life authentically.

Writer and comics creator Matt Bors returns to the show to talk about working on upcoming Toxic Avenger comic, as well as volume two in the Justice Warriors world. You can find out more about Matt's work at https://www.mattbors.com.

Author and creator Nick Bruel returns to the podcast to talk about his prolific creating in the Bad Kitty world, as well as a talk through of how to craft comics (see the video for this, as well). You can find out more about Nick's work at nickbruel.com.

Comics creator Jerry Bennett stops by a second chat -- this time focusing on his new book, Oklahoma Kaiju 2. You can find out more about this book and support it at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/okiecomics/oklahoma-kaiju-2.

Artist and creator Douglas Klauba stops by to talk about crafting visuals for comics, children's books, and pulp stories. You can find out more about his work at Douglas C. Klauba Artworks (douglasklauba.com).

Writer, actor, and artist Austin Janowsky stops by Words, Images, & Worlds to talk about his newest comics work, A Killer and the Dead, as well as work in film. You can find out more about Austin's work and support this project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/austinjanowsky/a-killer-and-the-dead-exclusive-comic.

Academic and comics creator Vladimir Popov returns to the podcast to talk about comics and creating, the journey in scholarship, and his contributions in the worlds of pulp storytelling and transmedia literacies. You can see more about Vlad's work at https://www.instagram.com/comicolorist.

Author and creative Tony Weaver, Jr. discusses working on his new graphic novel from First Second, Weirdo. You can find out more about this book and Tony's work at Tony Weaver, Jr. (tonyweaverjr.com).

Comics creator Angela Boyle talks about creatively approaching storytelling through multiple media, crafting games, and contributing to the new visual anthology, The Universal Flaws of Robotics. You can find out more about Angela's work at https://www.angelabcomics.com.

The creative team of Ben Wright-Heuman, Rainer Kannenstine, and Kelci D. Crawford stop by the podcast to talk about their latest comics anthology, The Universal Flaws in Robotics. The group discusses what comics allow for, the beauty of anthology work, and more. You can find out more about this project and support at the Kickstarter page (linked here).

Writer and comics creator Max Ferrada talks about his work in film and comics, with a focus on the Stellarlands series. Max discusses issue 2, which is currently funding on Kickstarter. You can support and find out more at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/comx/stellarlands-2.

Author and artist Cliff Galbraith stops by to talk about his creative journey through comics and media, and his latest prose creation, Jagged Worlds.

Author Tracey Baptiste talks about the process of sharing stories for young people across nonfiction, fiction, mythology, and science fiction. You can find out more about Tracey's new book, Moko Magic: Carnival Chaos (out this week) and Boy 2.0 (releasing October 2024) at https://www.traceybaptiste.com.

Author Craig MacDonald talks about his work on titles like The Mothman Menace, The Death Killers, Head Games, and more. You can find out about Craig's work at https://www.craigmcdonaldbooks.com.

Dr. Mary Rice, Associate Professor of Literacy at the University of New Mexico, stops by the podcast to discuss the nature of memes and shares suggestions for teaching this aspect of media. You can find out more about Dr. Rice's work at Language, Literacy, & Sociocultural Studies Faculty & Staff | UNM College of Education & Human Sciences.

Comics creator Warren Montgomery stops by to talk about his extensive work in comics lettering, as well as his creative worlds of writing and art with John Kirby: Firefox and Lightning Marval. You can find out more about Warren's work at https://www.instagram.com/twm2007.

Comics creator Daniel Corey stops by to talk about working in comics, prose, and music, including such titles as Red City and Moriarty. Daniel provides the intro and outro music on this episode and you can find out more about his work at https://dangerkatt.com.