Comics creator Drew Zucker talks about his collaborative journey on the book Canto, as well as creative inspirations. You can find out more about Drew's work at https://www.artofdrewzucker.com.

Comics creator Michael T. Gilbert chats with me briefly about his history in comics, including work on Mr. Monster, Disney projects, and Elric. You can find out more about Michael's work on Facebook (linked here).

Comics creator and publisher Matt Kund talks about his history with the medium and advocacy for comics, as well as his creative passions. You can find out more about Matt's work at https://mattkund.com.

Comics creator Enrique Lopez stops by to talk about his contributions to the medium and influential friends and projects along the path.

Comics creator C. Michael Lanning stops by to talk about the power of the medium and his creative journey. You can read more about C.'s work at https://www.instagram.com/c_michael_lanning.

Comics creator Michael Fitzgerald Troy talks about his enthusiasm for the medium, as well as his work on Big Bang Comics with Cosmic Lion Productions. You can find Michael's reviews and interviews at https://www.youtube.com/@MichaelFitzTroyTV and find out more about Big Bang Comics at this link.

Comics creator Dave Kendall stops by to talk about his unique style and the approach he takes to crafting in visual worlds. You can find out more about Dave's work at https://www.rustybaby.com.

Author Veera Hiranandani returns to the podcast to talk about her latest work, Amil and the After -- a sequel to The Night Diary. You can find out more about Veera's work, including guides for educators, at https://www.veerahiranandani.com.

Author Martin Powell returns for a third (!) time to talk about his work in the worlds of Kolchak and Sherlock Holmes. You can follow Martin on Facebook at this link.

Comics creator Dave McCaig talks about working on Sacrificers, The Walking Dead color issues, Superman: Birthright, The Batman/The Batman Strikes, and much more.

Comics creator Shanti Rae talks about the background and inspiration of the book Sennen, as well as current work in progress and the draw to the visual. You can find out more about Shanti's work on Instagram.

Author and comics creator David Avallone returns to talk about working with Elvira, Warner Bros. Animation, Monstrous Books -- and Kevin Eastman and Troy Little on Drawing Blood. You can find out more about this book and David's creating at https://www.davidavallonefreelance.com.

Comics creator Dan Brereton talks about his creative style, collaborating in community, the benefits of crowdfunding, and his new art book, Phantom Fatale. Check out this link for more information.

Comics creator and filmmaker Justin Zimmerman talks about working across media, sharing advice for student creators, and a new Free Comic Book Day promo for Battle Quest Comics. You can find out more about Justin's work at https://www.brickerdown.com.

Author and comics creator Joshua Dysart talks about crafting in fictional worlds, exploring the use of comics for humanitarian work, and working in prose.

Author Ed Brisson returns to the podcast to talk about his work on Predator: The Last Hunt, as well as his introduction to this science fiction world.

Cartoonist Lonnie Millsap talks about crafting visual humor, creating cartoons for The New Yorker, and more. You can find out more about Lonnie's work at https://www.lonniemillsap.com.

Legendary comics creator JH Williams III talks about collaborating with notable names, exploring work across comics and prose, and the continued exploration of Echolands. You can find out more about JH's work at https://www.instagram.com/jhwilliamsiii.

Author Stephen Bramucci stops by to talk about crafting for young people, exploring the creative path, and more. You can find out more about Stephen's work at https://www.stephenbramucci.com.

Author and illustrator Rachel DiNunzio talks about crafting the visual and verbal world of Forsynthia: Rise of the Cupcakes. You can read more about Rachel's work at http://www.racheldinunzio.com.

Author HM Bouwman talks about creative processes, as well as rediscovering one her earlier works with the upcoming title, Scattergood. You can find out more about H.M.'s work at https://hmbouwman.com.

Author, visionary, and comics creator Cecil Castellucci returns to the podcast to talk about crafting in the ephemeral, working in the Star Wars universe, and much more. You can find out more about Cecil's work at https://www.cecilcastellucci.com.

Author and creator Bryan Patrick Avery talks about fashioning stories for young readers and making a positive impact on the world through the arts. You can find out more about Bryan's work at https://bryanpatrickavery.com.

Dr. Stanford Carpenter discusses his focus on comics and media, his academic path, and suggested resources for listeners.

Dr. Tiffany Yecke Brooks discusses spirituality, healing, and healthy relationships, along with thoughtful use of language to empower and critique in positive ways. Dr. Brooks is the author of the book Holy Ghosted. You can read more about her work at https://tiffanyyeckebrooks.com.

Comics creator Henry Martinez talks about working with Heroes Unlimited, as well as Marvel Comics, and notes the kinds of stories that engage creativity. Please find out more about Henry's work at the links below: www.dragonbrushstudio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/dragonbrush_studio/https://twitter.com/Dragonbrush_Inc

Author and artist Jarad Greene stops by to talk about his creative work in graphic novels for young readers, as well as the way he has drawn on his own story in creating. You can find out more about Jarad's work, including the recently released A for Effort, at https://jaradgreene.com.

Dr. Peggy Semingson talks about education, literacy, and current research interests, including the use of AI in language education.

Cartoonist Dave Blazek stops by to talk about his unusual path to creating, the challenges of cartooning, finding humor and joy daily, and aiming for the place you want to be in life. You can find out more about Dave and his comic strip, Loose Parts, at https://www.loosepartscomic.com.

Comics creator Matt Camp stops by for a brief chat about creating for Image, DC, and Marvel, as well as the journey from fan to professional. You can read more about Matt's work at https://www.campmatt.com.

Author Rajani LaRocca returns to Words, Images, & Worlds to talk about crafting fictional universes and exploring ideas in Sona and the Golden Beasts. You can find out more about Rajani's work at https://www.rajanilarocca.com.

Cartoonist and creator Guy Gilchrist talks about the joy of creating for young readers, working on a variety of series including Muppets and Tiny Dinos, the kindness of Jim Henson, and much more. You can find out more about Guy at https://guyspops.com.

Author Alin Silverwood talks about crafting worlds in comics and prose, including his connection with popular characters and fantasy storytelling. You can find out more about Alin's work on Instagram.

Comics creator Russ Leach returns to the podcast to talk about his creative process, inspirations, and work in the world of Robert E. Howard. You can find out more about Russ's work at https://www.russleach.com, and support his Shadow Kingdom project at this link.

Comics creator Yehudi Mercado stops by to talk about his work in all-ages comics, including Shazam and Batman titles. You can find out more about Yehudi at https://www.supermercado.pizza.

Creator and editor Phil Smith talks about his work in comics, including creating at Top Cow.

Writer Jon Westhoff talks about creating in comics, sharing stories that he finds engaging, and the importance of supporting creators. You can find out more about Jon's work at https://linktr.ee/Parttimecomix.

Comics creator Kevin Michael Rowe talks about science fiction, inspirations, and crafting the world of N.A.R.L.I. -- new book out this week! You can find out more about Kevin's work at https://hopefulrowemantics.com.

Dr. Jennifer Rowsell discusses New Literacies, exploring questions of what it means to be a writer/reader/thinker/composer in a post-digital context, and words of advice for young scholars and teachers.

Comics creator and author Lawrence Lindell stops by for a brief talk about his work in comics, including Blackward and the upcoming book, Buckle Up. You can find out more about Lawrence at https://lawrencelindell.com/.

Comics creator D.G. Chichester returns to have a bookend conversation about his experience working on Daredevil: Black Armor, and discusses work to come. You can find out more about D.G.'s work at https://www.capitalistfiction.com.

The creative team of Adam Lemnah and Manny Gomez talk about their work on Relic Hunter, how their partnership came to be, and their path to working with Cosmic Lion Productions. You can find out more about their comics at https://cosmiclionproductions.com.

Chris Tebbetts, who has worked with authors like James Patterson and creators like Jeff Probst, talks about his work in middle grades fiction and the path to authorship in this writing craft-focused episode. You can find out more about Chris's work at https://christebbetts.com.

Comics creator and author Frank Martin talks about working across media and sharing his first superhero story with readers, Our Hero, Phenom! You can find out more about Frank's work at https://www.frankthewriter.com.

Comics creator Will Pfeifer talks about working on popular characters (including his sizeable Catwoman run), collaborating in the industry, and more. You can find out more about Will's work at https://www.linkedin.com/in/willpfeifer.

Fifi Abu, author of works like Mama Wears a Hijab and Some Moms, talks with me about authoring for young people, as well as work on the way. You can find out more about Fifi at http://www.fifiabu.com.

Comics creator Glenn Herdling talks about his work on titles like Spider-Man, as well as his latest ventures and work in education.

Writer and comics creator Eric Palicki talks about working in the comics medium, exploring the stories he wants to tell, and revisioning Lovecraftian imagery in titles like Black's Myth. You can find out more about Eric and his work at https://www.ericpalicki.com.