Comics creator Roland Mann talks about creating in the world of Silverline Comics after his work in the world of Malibu Comics and more, including his series, Trumps. You can read more about Roland's work at https://silverlinecomics.com/

Legendary comics writer and editor Tom DeFalco talks about collaborating with artists like Ron Frenz and Patrick Olliffe, crafting stories, embracing creativity, and current work in the Secret Wars: Battleworld series.

Comics creator Darryl Young talks about his style, as well as his work with Power Comics and creations across animation and toy design.

Comics creator Ian J. Miller talks about his work on Zombie with a Shotgun, Witch's Woods, and more. You can find out more about Ian's work at https://ianjmiller.com

Author and educator Lorien Lawrence talks about creating scary stories for young readers, including the Fright Watch series. You can read more about Lorien's work at https://www.lorienlawrence.com and on Instagram.

Comics creator Kerry Callen discusses his comic strip work, Super Antics, as well as his graphic novel work in Halo and Sprocket and Dirtnap. You can read more about Kerry's work on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kerrycallen

Author Chris Crutcher talks about the power of storytelling for young people, the vital role of honest stories, and more work to come. We also briefly discuss Angus, the filmed adaptation that was released from his work. You can read more about Chris at http://www.chriscrutcher.com

Author Jo Hackl talks about creating Smack Dab in the Middle of Maybe, exploring first-gen college experiences, and shares about a plethora of resources, including grants for educators. You can read more about Jo's work and locate more information at https://johackl.com.

Author, illustrator, and educator Adam Gudeon talks about his work in the visual and verbal for young readers, the poetry of picture books, and the beautiful and generative work with students with neurodivergence.

Richard Pace stops by the podcast to talk about his work in comics, including art in progress and his experiences with creatives like Mark Russell and Jim Zub.

Comics creator and author John Lees talks about crafting suspense in the visual medium, including his work with Alex Cormack and titles like Sink, Mountainhead, The Crimson Cage, and The Nasty (issue 6 just out recently).

Author Thushanthi Ponweera talks about the joy of working the verse novels, centering Sri Lankan experiences, and the new book, I Am Kavi. You can read more about Thushanthi's work at https://www.thushanthiponweera.com

Comics creator Ian Richardson talks about working in the worlds of 2000 AD, Image Comics, Halo and more. You can follow more about Ian's work at https://www.instagram.com/ian_richardson_art

Comics creator David Whalen talks about his journey into the medium and the stories that he is drawn to share through Correct Handed Comics. You can find out more at https://www.correcthandedcomics.com.

Comics creator Aaron Lopresti talks about his path in the industry and recent work crafting in his creator-owned worlds. You can read more about Aaron's work at https://aaronlopresti.com/

Comics and picture book author/illustrator Russ Cox talks about his creative journey, working across media, and creating for young/all-ages readers. You can find out more about Russ's work at https://www.smilingotis.com

Comics creator Zach Howard talks about his history in the medium, as well as his current work on Moonshine Bigfoot. You can read more about Zach's work at https://www.zachhoward.com

Comics creator Mark Stafford talks about collaborating with the likes of David Hine, working on visual worlds and adaptations, and more creating to come. You can find out more about Mark's work at https://www.instagram.com/marxtafford

Author and publisher Tom Heintjes talks about his passion for comics and sharing about work in the medium. You can find out more about Tom and Hogan's Alley at https://www.hoganmag.com/

Comics creator Chris Fenoglio talks about his path to comics, his creative style, and his continuing work on Star Trek: Lower Decks. You can read more about Chris's work at https://www.chrisfenoglio.com/

Author and illustrator John Parra talks about sharing stories through words and images, as well as collaborating and creating his own books for young readers. You can find out more about John's work at https://johnparraart.com/

Author Chris Tebbetts talks about writing for adults, young adults, and middle grades readers, as well as collaborating with people like James Patterson and Jeff Probst. You can read more about Chris's work at https://christebbetts.com/

Comics creator Mark McCann talks about his writing process and inspirations, as well as working on titles like Death Dealer, Never Never, and more. You can read more about Mark's work on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/bad_man_mccann

Comics creator Matt Slay talks about ingredients for positive collaborations, working in the industry, and creating in his own sandboxes with Patchwork Ends, as well as shared universe work with TMNT, Equilibrium, and illustrations for work by Timothy Zahn. You can find out more about Matt on Facebook and at https://comicarthouse.com/

Comics creator Mark Bertolini talks about his work in visual storytelling, including collaborating with artist Vernon Smith and telling stories like Bigfoot Frankenstein, Feeder, and more. You can read more about Mark's work on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/markbertolini

Author and artist Rashad Doucet returns to the podcast to talk about his latest work, Art Club, as well as the power of creativity and his inspirations in the journey. You can find out more about Art Club at https://tradeshow.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/rashad-doucet/art-club-a-graphic-novel/9780759556362/

Comics creator Niall Orourke talks about collaborating with Ron Moran and Mike Hartigan on titles like The Crying Boy and Squish and Squash. You can read more about Niall's work at https://www.instagram.com/nycdub.

Comics creator Christian DiBari talks about working the worlds of animation storyboarding, horror comics, and upcoming passion project. You can read more about Christian's work at https://www.instagram.com/christian_dibari, and check out issue 4 of Destiny Gate on January 3, 2024.

Comics creator Gary Martin talks about creative style and vision, continuing to grow as an artist and storyteller, his work with Steve Rude on The Moth, his origins working on Blue Devil, and work to come. Gary also discusses his currently funding project, Brush with Destiny. Click here to find out more.

Author and educator Jake Burt talks about the links between teaching and writing, the joy of creating realistic and fantastic stories for middle grades readers, and his current work in concise nonfiction, as well as more fiction to come. You can read more about Jake's work at https://www.jburtbooks.com/

Comics creator Shawn Gabborin talks about crafting the world of horror comics and prose, including his work on Puppet Master, and upcoming projects. You can read more about Shawn's work at https://www.instagram.com/shawn_gabborin

Comics creator Gregory Wright talks about his experiences in comics, approach to writing, coloring, and editing, and work as an educator.

Literacy expert and teacher of teachers Laura Robb talks with me about engaging readers, including practical strategies and work that teachers can do now. You can order Laura's new book, Increase Reading Volume: Practical Strategies That Boost Students’ Achievement and Passion for Reading at this link, and find out more at https://therobbreviewblog.com/

A happy new year episode is ring in 2024 with legendary comics creator Simon Furman. We discuss his collaboration with Andrew Wildman, work across comics and television, and contributions in visual storytelling and games.

Animator, director, and illustrator Steven E. Gordon talks about his path to comics and film, the stories that inspire him most, and his ongoing work with Disney Junior.

Comics creator Jordan Thomas talks about working in the world of visual storytelling to share tales of crime and horror, westerns and science fiction, and more. You can read more about Jordan's work, including Weird Work, Frank at Home on the Farm, and more at https://www.instagram.com/ampersand1988

Dr. Gene Kannenberg, Jr. returns to talk about the very much alive world of print, the cultural impact of comics grammar, and exploring work with the Herskovits Library of African Studies at Northwestern University.

Comics creator Jack Briglio talks about crafting for the world of DC Comics, creating the all-ages graphic novel, Thunderboom, and more. You can read more about Jack's work at https://jackbriglio.com

Comics creator Colleen Douglas talks about crafting engaging stories, the first loves she found in comics, and fashioning tales of suspense and the supernatural in the medium. You can read more about Colleen's work at https://zeecomeeks.com/

Comics creator Miguel Jorge talks about collaborating with Jack Briglio in Flip, working with Markosia, and the comics literary approach in Instruction Manual.

Author Steve Englehart talks about creating in comics and prose, originating characters like Nightman, working in television and other media, and the continued storytelling to come. You can read more about Steve's work at http://www.steveenglehart.com

Comics creator Greg Anderson Elysée discusses his work in comics and links to mythology, as well as the positive, collaborative community he has found. Greg explores his work on Is'Nana, Akim Aliu: Dreamer, and more. You can read more about Greg's work at https://www.instagram.com/gregdae

Comics creator Rags Morales talks about his journey in comics, work to come, and his journey of self-discovery. You can find out more about Rags's work at https://www.instagram.com/ragsnhashtags/ and https://www.etsy.com/market/rags_morales

Comics creator Richard Starkings talks about his creative journey, including work on many titles over the years in the world of lettering, his writing work on Elephantmen, and continued work on titles like Ask for Mercy, Parliament of Rooks, and Conan.

Comics creator Rich Moyer talks about creating the Ham Helsing world and working in syndicated cartoon strips. You can read more about Rich's work at https://richmoyer.com/

Comics creator Daniel Kalban talks about crafting the Libertyverse and exploring superhero narratives. You can read more about Daniel's work at https://www.instagram.com/dkalban

Comics creator Scott DM Simmons talks about developing stories in independent creator spaces, as well as for major companies and titles, and discusses his style and most meaningful collaborations -- as well as his background with Hasbro. You can read more about Scott's work at https://www.scottdmsimmonsart.com/

Comics creator Ben Humeniuk discusses the links between teaching and comics, exploring literature as inspirations for storytelling, and crafting in worlds like Waking Life, Makin' It, and Cthulhu. You can learn more about Ben's work at https://benhumeniuk.com/