Comics creator Marc Laming stops by to talk about creating in worlds like Star Wars, as well as Eden Corps and more. You can find out more details about Marc's work at https://www.marclaming.com.

Comics creator Kim DeMulder returns to the podcast to talk about his work, process, and a bit about working on Swamp Thing.

Editor Bob Schreck returns to the podcast to talk about the world of comics, working with creators, and making a mark in the medium.

Author George Jreije stops by the podcast to talk about his expansive fantasy world, leading with the Shad Hadid series of middle grade novels. You can find out more about George's work at Home (georgejreije.com).

Author Eden Royce returns to the podcast to talk about the new book, The Creepening of Dogwood House, including focus on the horror genre for young readers and ingredients of story building. You can find out more about Eden's work at https://edenroyce.com.

Comics creator Marshall Lakes talks about the inspiration behind his work, as well as the support of the comics community. You can find out more about Marshall's work at marshalllakes.com - home.

Author and comics creator Neil Kleid talks about his work on Nice Jewish Boys, his path to creating, the importance of collaboration, and so much more. You can find out more about Neil's work at https://www.instagram.com/neilkleid.

Comics creator Christopher Michael stops by to talk about his work on C.R.I.T., an all-ages adventure that celebrates friendship and the world of RPG. You can support this project on Kickstarter and find out more at https://lnk.bio/homebrewedcomics.

Artist, author, and creator Tony McMillen returns to the podcast to talk about his unique vision and style, as well as his work on Serious Creatures, a celebration of comics and film. You can out more about this work and support Tony's creating at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2146934703/the-rise-and-fall-of-practical-fx-serious-creatures-reel-2.

Comics creator DM Ray talks about crafting in worlds of fantasy with a focus on his title, The Madcaps. You can find out more about Ray's work at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/philboentertainment/the-madcaps-issue-1.

Comics creator Justin Coke talks about working in comics and prose, digging in narratively with a good plot twist, and mixing genres for his work on SWAT: Eldritch Blue. You can out more about this book and support Justin's work at https://zoop.gg/c/swat1.

Author and comics creator David Doub stops by to talk about his work on the world of Dusk in both comics and prose, as well as his fascination with the horror genre. You can support David's work at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/demonsinthedarkness/dusk-love-bites.

Comics creator Dave Swartz stops by the podcast talk about his supernatural and historical comic, Confederate Monster. You can learn more at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/daveswartzart/confederate-monster-issue-4.

Comics creator Mark Bertolini returns to the podcast to talk about his current work in the comics space of Breakneck. You can find out about this work and support at https://zoop.gg/c/breakneck.

Author and artist Brian Fies talks about crafting in comics with works like The Last Mechanical Monster, A Fire Story, Mom's Cancer, and more. You can read more about Brian's work at https://brianfies.blogspot.com.

Comics creator Gary Carlson stops by to talk about his work in Big Bang Comics, co-creating characters like Vanguard, and supporting creators as they begin their journeys in comics. You can find out more about Gary's work at https://bigbangcomics.com and at https://www.megatoncomics.com.

Comics creator Shadia Amin returns to the podcast to focus on working in the graphic novel, Shiny Misfits, as well as words about work to come.

Comics creator Tony Kittrell talks about the creative vision behind Advent Comics, his journey to comics, and the brand-new project that features a multiversal collaboration, Epiphany Engine. You can find out more about this project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adventcomics/the-epiphany-engine.

Comics creator Alex De Luca talks about the importance of comics as a medium and details his latest creation, available in a Comic Con exclusive at San Diego, Enigmatown. You can find out more about Alex and other creators at Red 5 Comics.

Writer Mike MacLean talks about working with Brian Pulido to create comics worlds like Lady Death (including an ongoing and upcoming Kickstarter campaign), as well as working in crime fiction and writing scripts for Roger Corman. You can find out more about Mike's work at http://www.mikemaclean.net.

Comics creator Sam Johnson talks about his work in worlds like Geek Girl and his newest project, Cabra Cini. You can find out more about this project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/geekgirlcomics/cabra-cini-voodoo-junkie-interdimensional-hitwoman.

Animator and comics creator Chuck Patton returns to focus on his work in the animation field in this chat, including words of wisdom about the recent movement toward AI and working on passion projects to come.

Comics creator Mike Dubisch talks about creating books that focus on thrills, as well as his journey to authoring and crafting. You can find out more about Mike's work at Mike Dubisch (@mikedubisch) • Instagram photos and videos.

Author and comics creator J.M. DeMatteis returns to the podcast to talk about the second series in his DeMultiverse, launching soon. J.M. also discusses his continued work for Marvel and DC with stories like Robin Lives! You can find out more about his work at https://spellboundcomics.com/the-demultiverse and http://www.jmdematteis.com.

Comics creator Rob Retiano talks about his influences, path to creating, and work on titles including Vampirella: Year One, TMNT, Reign of Dracula, Rise of Dracula, Cause and Effect, and more. You can find out more about Rob's work at https://thelegacystudio.com/collections/rob-retiano and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/robretiano/.

Artist and storyteller Bo Hampton stops by to talk about his work on 3 Devils, including the details of building this expansive universe and supernatural thriller/adventure. You can find out more about this work at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ft1/bo-hamptons-3-devils-series-new-issue-and-more.

Publisher James Aquilone returns for a trifecta episode in which we talk about the work of literary archeology in sharing the original Kolchak novel. You can find out more about this project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/manbomb/original-kolchak-novel.

Author and creator JD Calderon talks about the unfolding world of Oswald, including collaborations and inspirations. You can find out more about JD's work and support at https://www.theoswaldchronicles.com, as well as at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/17217803/my-time-with-clive-vol-1.

Author and artist Meggie Ramm talks about working in comics, teaching youth, and developing the creative world of Batcat. You can find out more about Meggie's work at https://www.meggieramm.com.

Comics creator Chad Perkins talks action figures, active collaborations, and Set the Hook, a supernatural noir comic that is currently on Kickstarter. You can find more about this project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sparkledog/set-the-hook-issue-1.

Comics creators Bianca Alu-Marr and Steve Peters talk about their collaboration on Comicverse for Awakening Comics. You can find out more about their work at | The Official Awakening Comics Blog (wordpress.com).

Comics creator and author David Hazan returns to the podcast to talk about the expanding creative world of Nottingham, as well as his latest series, Kosher Mafia. You can find out more about David's work at David Hazan.

Comics editor and creator Joseph Illidge stops by to talk about the massive 192-page project, Epiphany Engine, including some of the behind the scenes of how organizing this project has taken place, as well as what this project has meant to him. You can find out more at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adventcomics/the-epiphany-engine.

Comics creator and all-around creative soul Laurie Calcaterra talks about the journey of Path of the Pale Rider, including the most recent publication work, and creative crowdfunding incentives. You can find out more about this project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pathofthepalerider/path-of-the-pale-rider.

Timothy Fling joins for an on-the-road edition of the podcast and shares about the latest in his creating, including Water Wars 2288. You can find out more about his work at Timothy B Fling (@timothyfling) • Instagram photos and videos.

Comics creator Marco Finnegan discusses his inspirations and style, creative vision moving forward, and work on Morning Star (published by Mad Cave).

Author Donna Glee Williams talks about The Night Field, crafting in science fiction worlds, and encouraging other writers. Donna Glee also discusses the music work of Lynn Morgan Rosser who has composed in response to The Night Field. You can find out more about Donna Glee's craft at https://www.donnagleewilliams.com and more about Lynn Morgan Rosser's music at this link.

Comics creator Randy Emberlin talks about his work in the industry, the early days of Dark Horse Comics, and exploring characters like Ghost.

Comics creator Scott Koblish stops by to talk about comics grammar, the crafting process, and creating expansive covers. You can find out more about Scott's work at Scott Koblish (@scottkoblish) • Instagram photos and videos.

Writer and comics creator Michael Schwartz stops by to talk about his latest creating in the world of Armored, a ghost story with some interesting twists and turns, as well as strong artwork. You can follow Michael on Instagram and support him at ARMORED 1-5 Full Mini-Series by Schwartz & Hernandez by Clover Press — Kickstarter.

The superstar creative team of artist Sean Von Gorman and writer Joey Esposito discuss their return to collaboration on The Pedestrian, a book that is ripe with creativity and commentary on the superhero genre. You can find out more about this project and creators at... Joey Esposito — Writer of Books and Comics The Pedestrian — Sean Von Gorman (of Comics) (seanvongormanart.com)

Comics creator Royden Lepp talks about the journey from Rust to his new all-ages series, Jurassic Jeff. Royden talks in detail about book two in the series, Race to Warp Speed. You can find out more about his work at Royden Lepp.

Comics creator Kane Lynch talks about the path to creative in visuals, work as an educator in the medium, and upcoming work in an original graphic novel. You can find out more about Kane's work at https://www.kanelynch.com.

Author Nancy A. Collins returns to the podcast to talk about science fiction and horror, the Swamp Thing Omnibus, Sonja Blue stories, and more creating on the way. You can find out more about Nancy's work at Nancy A. Collins | creating Strange Fiction for the Discerning Weirdo | Patreon.

Creator and master of puns J. Robert Deans returns to the podcast to talk about his latest adventure, The Case of the Caterpillar Driver: A Bear from A.U.N.T. Adventure. This book holds a special meaning for this author as he comments on including and representing all readers. You can find out more at J Robert Deans – J Robert Deans – Writer, Artist, Cartoonist, Designer, Editor, Punster, and THE THIN MAN Obsessive and J. Robert Deans | Creating Stories, Artwork, and More for All Ages! | Patreon

Author and creator Jason Platt talks about Middle School Misadventures, the fun of creating all-ages books, and more work to come. You can find out more about Jason about his creating at https://www.middleschoolmisadventures.com.

Scholar and author Matthew Noe talks about advocacy work for literacy and comics. You can read more about Matthew's scholarship at https://library.harvard.edu/staff/matthew-noe.

Comics creator Trevor Fernandes-Lenkiewicz talks about how work in science fiction/fantasy storytelling, with a rich background in science, in the comics medium. Trevor discusses the kindness of DG Chichester, as well as his new series Rise. You can find out more and support this project at RISE #1-2: A Superhero Drama by Trevor Fernandes-Lenkiewicz — Kickstarter.