Author and creator Madeleine Holly-Rosing stops by to talk about working in the world of Boston Metaphysical Society, including the first hardcover collected edition (available here from Kickstarter).

Legendary comics creator Val Mayerik talks about his affinity for Conan comics, his work and collaborations, and current spaces to connect and create. You can find out more about Val and check into commissions at https://www.valmayerik.com.

Author and artist Mai K. Nguyen talks about creating engaging characters and intriguing worlds in middle grades graphic novels, including Pilu of the Woods and the soon-to-be-published Anzu and the Realm of Darkness. You can read more about Mai's work at https://www.ohmaipie.com.

Writer, editor, and publisher Gerry Huntman talks about his craft, working in the world of editing, and publishing internationally. Gerry talks about both IFWG Publishing (https://ifwgpublishing.com) and expanding into comics with properties like The Human Fly with IPI Comics (https://ipicomics.com).

Writer and comics creator David Booher talks about his love of horror, fantasy, humor, and more in comics form. David shares some details about his new work in the world of Ghostbusters, the Back in Town miniseries. Check out more about David's work on Instagram.

Hayden Fryer talks about creating in the worlds that comics allows for, including horror with Bristlemouth: A Cove Horror, humor an d holidays in A Yuletide Flame, and more. You can find out more about Hayden's work at https://www.siberianproductions.com and at https://ipicomics.com.

Author Sami Ellis talks about the appeal of the horror genre, as well as the debut novel, Dead Girls Walking. You can find out more about Sami's work at https://www.authorsamiellis.com.

Author and creator Mark Russell stops by for a brief talk about his new series, Batman: The Dark Age with Mike Allred. You can find out more about this and other projects at https://www.instagram.com/manruss.

The creative team of Jordan Hart and David Ebeltoft stop by the podcast to talk about their new, on-going series from Image Comics, The Cabinet. They talk about how this series came to be and give love to series artist Chiara Raimondi. You can find out more about The Cabinet at https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/the-cabinet.

Artist and comics creator Skylar Patridge talks about creative approach, as well as work in comics like Resonant and Specs. Skylar has also worked on characters like Wonder Woman and Poison Ivy. You can read more about Skylar's work on Instagram.

The creative team of Jordan Alsaqa and Skylar Patridge revisit the pod after solo interviews to talk about their new collaboration, Our Sins Are Scarlet (linked here).

Artist and comics creator Sophia Glock talks about working in the visual arts, creating the book Passport, and fashioning a path with indie comics. You can read more about Sophia's work at http://sophiadraws.com.

Comics creator and educator Cara Bean stops by to talk about the new book, Here I Am, I Am Me: An Illustrated Guide to Mental Health, including the creative process and how Cara became interested in this necessary work. You can find out more about Cara's creating at https://www.carabeancomics.com.

Author and comics creator John Ward talks about what comics allow him to do in writing, including expanding beyond the superhero genre with work like Acausal, Scratcher, Offbeats, and more. You can read more about John's work at https://arbutusfilms.com.

Jonathan Todd talks about the work of creating the graphic novel, Timid, as well as his background in comics and work on the Boston Kids Comics Fest. You can read more about Jonathan's work at https://www.jtstories.com/ Here is more info about this author and project, including tour dates: Book trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8T3OqzXnods    Publisher’s Weekly: https://www.publishersweekly.com/9781338305722  1) Tuesday, April 2, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. Belmont Books, Belmont, MA Book release and book talk! 2) Saturday, April 6, 2024 at 2:30 p.m. Book Launch party at Putterham branch of Public Library of Brookline, 959 W Roxbury Pkwy Brookline, MA 02467 3) Tuesday, April 16, 2024 at 3 p.m. How to create Graphic Novel Page workshop  and book talk at Boston Public Library-Central Library, 700 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116 I was invited to do a kids comics workshop in which I’ll teach kids how to write a graphic novel story and pen their first page. The workshop will be followed by a book talk and book sales by Frugal Bookstore. 4) Friday, April 19, 2024 at 3 p.m. Book event at The Morse Institute Library, Natick, MA 5) Saturday, April 20 at 10 a.m. Boston Comics in Color Festival https://www.comicsincolor.orgReggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center 1350 Tremont St . Roxbury Crossing, MA 6) Saturday, April 20 at 1 p.m. Silver Unicorn Kids Graphic Novel Festival https://www.silverunicornbooks.com/events/kids-graphic-novel-festival  I was invited to take part in this kids comics graphic novel festival in central Mass.: https://www.silverunicornbooks.com/events/kids-graphic-novel-festival  7) Saturday, April 27, 2024 at 2 p.m. Book talk/signing at Frugal Bookstore, 57 Warren St, Roxbury, MA 02119 8)  Friday, May 3, 2024 at 5 p.m. Free comics/graphic novel coaching for the community Frugal Bookstore, 57 Warren St, Roxbury, MA 02119 9) Saturday, May 11, 2024 Toronto Comic Arts Festival https://www.torontocomics.com   10) Saturday, May 18, 2024 Comics-making workshop with L.J. Baptiste Greater Roxbury Book Fair Roxbury Branch of Boston Public Library 149 Dudley Street, Roxbury MA 02119 11) Saturday, June 8, 2024 Boston Kids Comics Fest Northeastern University https://bostonkidscomicsfest.org :)  12) July 15-19, 2024 Free comics journalism camp for 4th-8th graders Southborough Library, 25 Main Street, Southborough, MA 01772

Rich Woodall, whose work can be seen in Kyrra: Alien Jungle Girl, Dark Horse Presents, TMNT: The Last Ronin, and more, talks with me about craft and collaborations.

Comics creator, writer, and editor Kevin Burkhalter talks about the behind-the-scenes of comic craft, including his work as a writer on Regular Show, his lettering work with Jarrett Williams, and editing titles like Alien and Xerxes. Kevin also shares about the links between his experience and current role in educating comics creators. You can find out more about Kevin's work on Instagram, as well as at https://kevindaysaweek.blogspot.com.

Author Dana Kramaroff talks about writing for young people engaged in advocacy in the book, The Do More Club, as well as links between teaching and authoring. You can find out more about Dana's work at https://danakramaroff.com.

Comics creator Ben Perkins stops by to talk about Deathslinger, his new series from Cosmic Lion Productions. You can find out more at the Cosmic Lion website (linked here).

Legendary writer and editor Tom Peyer discusses his work on The Wrong Earth series with Jamal Igle.

Comics creator John Patrick Green returns to the podcast to talk about the joy of creating for young readers. You can find out more about John's work at https://www.johngreenart.com.

Comics creator and publisher Tom Hutchison talks about the wide worlds of comics making at Big Dog Comics. You can find out more about Tom's creating at https://www.instagram.com/bdicomics.

Comics creator Brent Larson talks about his work with Silverline and living the dream of creating comics. You can find out more about Brent's work, including the series Kayless and Capetown, at https://silverlinecomics.com/our-team/brent-t-larson/.

Comics creator and publisher Wilson Ramos, Jr. talks about working freelance, learning his craft, and continuing to draw each day. Wilson also talks about his work with Section 8 Comics -- you can find out more information at https://www.8spotentertainment.com.

Comics creator CB Zane talks about his work in the world of visual storytelling, including his latest endeavors and work on The In Crowd. You can find out more about CB's work on Facebook

Comics creator Jim Toomey talks about finding the creative energy to share humor and life in the on-going comic strip, Sherman's Lagoon. You can find out more about Jim's work at https://jimtoomey.com.

Artist and comics creator Stefano Gaudiano returns for part two of a conversation about creating and visions for future work. You can find out more about Stefano's work at https://www.gaudianoart.com.

Artist and comics creator Meredith Laxton talks about working in IP content, as well as in worlds like MPLS Sound and comics adaptations like Wait Till Helen Comes. You can find out more about Meredith's work on Instagram.

Comics creator Jay Faerber talks about writing across media, including television, and bright spots in his creative path, which has included Copperhead, New Warriors, Generation X, The Titans, and more. You can find out more about Jay's work at http://www.jayfaerber.com.

Author and artist Javaka Steptoe talks about creating, collaborations, the powerful origins of his work, and work to come in the world of publishing. You can find out more about Javaka's work at https://www.javaka.com.

Comics creator Vladimir Popov talks about his introduction to the medium, strong collaborations, and approach to creating time periods and mood with color. You can see more about Vladimir's work on Instagram.

Comics creator Mark Ellis talks about crafting in prose, comics, and working in the worlds of DeathHawk, The Justice Machine, and Outlanders, among other creativity and collaborations.

David Small, the literary and visual voice behind Stitches, talks about his love of drawing and visuals, as well as his new book, Werewolf at Dusk.

Comics historian and author Peter Sanderson talks about the cultural impact of comics, the influence of media...and one Victor Timely.

Comics creator Henry Barajas talks about creating stories focused on social justice and history in the medium.

Comics creator Greg Smith talks about the creative process of bringing Starlite and Junior Braves of the Apocalypse to life, along with new work on the way and comics enthusiasm. You can read more about Greg's work @ThatAmazingTwit on X.

Comics creator Leroy Brown talks about working in the industry, sharing creativity, and exploring storytelling in Icecubes. You can read more about Leroy's work at https://www.icecubescomic.com.

Comics creator Rocko Jerome talks about working on G.H.O.S.T. Agents and collaborating at Cosmic Lion Productions.

Author Lindsay H. Metcalf talks about the work of research in writing picture books, collaborative experiences, and connecting with the written word. Lindsay also explores the backstory of well-known author Beatrix Potter in picture book form. You can read more about Lindsay's work at https://lindsayhmetcalf.com.

Comics creator Steph Cannon talks about crafting in horror, fantasy, and books for young readers/all-ages. You can read more about Steph's work at https://linktr.ee/insymmetrycreations.

Comics creator Kevin Fagan talks about visual storytelling and the upcoming 45th anniversary of his comic strip, Drabble. You can read more about Kevin's work at https://www.gocomics.com/drabble.

Writer and editor Chuck Pineau talks about creating in comic book worlds, as well as the value of holistic editing. You can find out more about Chuck's work on Instagram.

Artist and comics creator Tom McWeeney talks about his work with DC and Wildstorm, as well as positive collaborations in the world of comics.

Writer, editor, and publisher James Aquilone returns to talk about his newest project, The Omega 11, as well as hints of upcoming projects from Monstrous Books. You can find out more at Monstrous Books (linked here), as well as on the Kickstarter campaign page (linked here).

Comics creator Jim Fern talks about his creative journey, interacting with people like John Buscema, and his current focus in the world of art.

Comics creator Evan Quiring talks about his process, working on titles like Murder City Devil and Lucha Mysteries, and maintaining his passion for comics. You can find out more about Evan's work at https://ca.linkedin.com/in/evan-quiring-a1108714.

Author and creator Will Murray stops by to talk about Doc Savage, Squirrel Girl, the power of pulps and comics, and more.

Comics creator Jesse Lonergan returns to the podcast to talk about his current creating, as well as wordless science fiction comics. You can find out more about Jesse's work at https://www.jesselonergan.com.