Author Janae Marks talks about writing for young readers, creating books like the Zoe Washington series, and connecting with readers. You can read more about Janae's work, including the upcoming book, A Split Second, at https://www.janaemarks.com/

Author and poet Robin Gow talks about creating stories in the youth literature space, as well as writing poetry for adults. Robin also mentions exploring prose in the upcoming book, Gooseberry. You can read more about Robin's work at https://robingow.com/

Comics creator Andrew Thomas talks about collaborating with the likes of Kevin Smith, working on titles like Mosely, Dead Romans, and Quick Stops and more. You can read more about Andrew's work on Instragram.

Comics creator and writer Jeremy Adams talks about his work with DC characters in film and print, as well as his upcoming (and very exciting) work with Flash Gordon for Mad Cave.

Comics creator Michael Netzer talks about his experience in the medium, as well as the questions of life and storytelling that he explores.

Cartoonist Greg Cravens talks about creating in the medium, the joy of the National Cartoonist Society, and sharing beats of life in four panels or less. You can find out more at: https://www.cravenscartoonist.com/ https://www.gocomics.com/thebuckets https://hubriscomics.com/ https://nationalcartoonists.com/

Comics creator Kristian Herrera stops by talk about his new project, focused on creativity and cryptids, We Call Them Myths. You can find out more about this book at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kristianherrera/we-call-them-myths-1.

Comics creator Jim Fern talks about his work in the medium, his path to creating, and the kindness of Don Heck. Stay tuned for another talk with Jim, coming soon.

Educator Jill Gerber talks about comics pedagogy, book recommendations, and sharing ideas on the website, https://www.perceptivegaze.com.

Comics writer and editor Ivan Cohen talks about working in comics and media, including his stories featuring Batman & Scooby-Doo. Ivan also talks about his approach as an editor. You can read more about his work at https://ivanmcohen.com.

Comics creator Evan Pozios talks about advice for creating, working on titles like Time Grunts, Blood Run, and Silence, and what comics allow in storytelling collaboration.

Comics creator Michael K. Easton talks about his current project, Insectakid #4, and more from https://www.soprocomics.com.

Comics artist and colorist Omi Remalante returns to talk about his work in the medium, as well as notes on his dreams for his artistic future and reflections on his creative process. You can see more about Omi's work on Instagram.

Writer and creator Tony Babinski talks about working in the world of The Human Fly, including a brand-new series on the way, plus film plans and a search for the real person who inspired the character. You can read more about the project at IPI Comics.

Long-time comics creator Bob Rozakis talks about his path in the industry, working at DC, making history in the medium, and creating characters in the Batman rogues gallery who would endure over time.

Comics creator Peter Clinton talks about dream projects, as well as his work with Silverline Comics and collaboration with Roland Mann. You can read more about Peter's work at https://silverlinecomics.com.

Comics creator and author Raúl the Third talks about what sparked his passion for creating, as well as his collaborative journey with writers like Kwame Alexander, Cathy Camper, and Jason Reynolds.

Comics creator David Hahn talks about collaborating with the likes of Karl Kesel, as well as exploring and applying his style and continuing to create with work to come. You can read more about David's work at https://davidhahnillustrator.com

Comics creator and author Keezy Young talks about exploring experiences in graphic novels, the creative and colorful process of working the medium, and work to come in Hello Sunshine. You can read more about Keezy's work at https://www.keezyyoung.com.

Author J. Anderson Coats talks about exploring history and fantasy in stories for young readers. You can read more about this author's work at https://www.jandersoncoats.com.

Author Suma Subramaniam talks about crafting for young readers in picture books and middle grades novels, as well as interacting with young readers and what she hopes to share in her work. You can read more about Suma's writing at https://sumasubramaniam.com.

Author Hena Khan talks about creativity, writing for all ages, and the new book, Drawing Deena, out in the U.S. on February 6, 2024. Hena also talks about many other projects on the horizon. You can find out more about this author's wonderful work at https://henakhan.com

Comics creator Rich Case talks about his current work, as well as connecting with fans and bringing stories to life from the writings of Grant Morrison, Dylan Horrocks, and more.

Author Joe R. Lansdale talks with me about creative process, his path of persistence, and his work in thriller and crime, including his recent short story collection, The Senior Girls Bayonet Drill Team and Other Stories. You can find out more about Joe's work at https://www.joerlansdale.com

Comics creator Lucy Knisley talks about telling stories for all ages, exploring issues and the human story in graphic novels, and gives a shout-out to her neighborhood think tank. You can read more about Lucy's work, including her upcoming picture book, Ride Beside Me, at https://www.lucyknisley.com.

Comics creator Stefan Tosheff talks about his love of the medium, his storytelling worlds like Minerva's Map, collaborations and work in progress, and more. You can find out more about Stefan's work in comics at https://stefantosheff.com, as well as on Instagram at this link. You can also check out the music he shared as the intro and outro at https://open.spotify.com/artist/677sjPjD4dBNDTGlx3nOMj

Legendary author and comics creator J.M. DeMatteis talks about what comics and do, the process of working across form, collaborating with voices like Keith Giffen and J.H. Williams III, and current work on the novella The Witness and DeMultiversity. You can read more about J.M.'s work at http://www.jmdematteis.com

Comics creator Gabriel Hardman talks about what comics allow him to do in storytelling, including his work on Kinski and Below the Line. You can find out more about Gabriel's work at https://www.instagram.com/gabrielhardmanart

Legendary comics creator and editor Joseph Illidge talks about his history with DC Comics and Milestone, as well as his upcoming work, The Winterfields, which will be introduced in the anthology Noir is the New Black before leading to a stand-alone graphic novel. You can find out more about Joseph's work at https://www.josephillidge.com/

Comics creator and historian Trina Robbins talks about the role of women in comics and exploring the history of female creators in the medium, as well as projects to come.

Comics creator Mark Chiarello talks about his love of comics, his collaboration and work with industry greats as both an artist and art director, and a hint at his future work to come.

Comics creator Jim Keefe talks about how history has informed his work, the process of creating comics strips, and his experience with the character Flash Gordon.

Comics creator Tom Rogers talks about working on Herald, as well as doing work for Marvel and DC, and discusses his web comic, Little Charlotte's Grand Adventure. You can find out more about Tom's work at https://www.webtoons.com/en/creator/tomrogerscomics

Comics creator Rik Offenberger talks about his work with G-Man Comics, including his passion for the medium, work with fellow creators, and current Kickstarter campaign. You can find out more about Rik's work at https://g-man-comics.com/, as well as on Facebook.

Comics creator Gary Cohn talks about educating, creating, and collaborating on characters like Blue Devil and the world of Shi.

Comics creator Phillip Russert talks about the journey to telling his own stories in comics, as well as his passion projects and drive to share the stories of other creators. You can read more about Phillip's projects, including links to his campaigns at https://www.instagram.com/philrussertt

Comics creator Anthony Summey talks about his work in the medium with projects like Flintlock, as well as his upcoming work on Suzy Sampson. You can read more about Anthony's work at https://anthonysummey.com/

Comics creator and author Chuck Austen talks about his creative journey, including work for Marvel, and his work with Patrick Olliffe on Edgeworld.

Comics creator Vernon Smith talks about his work on Bigfoot Frankenstein, his love of comics, and his upcoming collaboration in the world of Tad Caldwell.

Comics creator Jan Scherpenhuizen talks about collaborations, creating in prose and visuals, and upcoming work on The Human Fly.

Comics creator Nick Caponi talks about the world of "Bad Girl" books, including his work on Purity.

Legendary comics creator Al Milgrom talks about some of the greats in the industry, plus funny stories and puns, plus places to connect in person. You can also reach out to Mr. Milgrom at [email protected] for commissions.

Comics creator Joseph Silver talks about working on titles like Animal Man, exploring creative directions and collaborations, and the path to creating in the comics industry.

Comics creator Jennie Wood discusses their path to creating in books like Flutter and Mad Cave's Paper Planes. Jennie also discusses the experience of crafting stories for a YA audience.

Comics historian Ken Quattro talks about the cultural impact and legitimacy of comics, as well as representation in the medium. Ken also discusses his archival work.

The always-kind Darryl Banks talks with me about preferred tools of the trade in comics, as well as his work on Green Lantern/Silver Surfer.

Comics creator Guy Dorian Sr. talks about his work on Rom, as well as his creating across media in film and action figures. You can find out more abut Guy's work at https://www.guydorianart.com and https://www.artstation.com/guydoriansrart

Writer and creator Tim Seeley talks about his work in the shared universe sandbox, as well as working on titles like Local Man, Revival, and Hack/Slash. Tim shares craft wisdom and lots of insight.