Words, Images, & Worlds

Comics creator Danny Harrell talks about collaboration, the inspirations found in Appalachia, and the latest in his Rebel Grrrls series, currently funding on Kickstarter. You can find out more at this link.

Comics creator Brendan Albetski makes his WIW debut to talk about the latest unfolding story in his series, Maru Kiru. You can find out more about Brendan at his website, Independent Illustrator | Brendan Albetski Illustration , and support his campaign at this link on Kickstarter.

Comics creator Dave Swartz returns to discuss the wrap up of his story, Confederate Monster , and plans for what is next. You can find out more about Dave's work on Kickstarter at http://kck.st/4hdLejD .

Author and comics creator Dwayne Madry stops by to talk about the very cool and fascinating world of Sahael , currently unfolding in both prose and comics form. You can follow, support, and find out more on Kickstarter .

Scholar, educator, and author Dr. Alex Corbitt stops by to discuss gaming, literacy, fandom, and much more.

Writer and comics creator Ken Mora talks about his pathway to creating, including his research and development on conveying the story of Caravaggio in comics. You can find out more about Ken's work at Home | Ken Mora.

Author and comics writer James Babbo talks about crafting in the medium, including his work on The Moses Militia. You can find out more about James's work at James Babbo - Writer - Colorist .

Author and comics creator Charles Santino talks about the process and scientific craft behind his comics series, Rammur. You can find out more about this book at Markosia's website.

Comics creator Dave Lung talks about his path to the medium as well as the development of his unique style.

Author and comics creator Rich Davis talks about his path to comics and his love of horror storytelling in the medium. Check out Rich's new project, Angel/Hunter at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/angelhunter/angel-hunter .

Comics creator Richard Comely talks about the origins and journey of his character, Captain Canuck, as he celebrates the 50th anniversary of the first issue. You can find out more at Captain Canuck — Lev Gleason® .

Author and literacy advocate Andi Diehn stops by to talk about sharing stories with young people and the critical work of editing. You can find out more about Andi's work at Andi Diehn – I write and edit children's books (best job ever) .

Comics creator Brian Lambert talks about his work on Justice, Air Force Ones, Epiphany Engine, Immortalis , and more. You can find out more about Brian's work at Brian J. Lambert (@author_brian_lambert) • Instagram photos and videos

Morgan Beem returns to talk about different storytelling approaches in comics, including horror and the slice-of-life book, You Belong Here. You can find out more about Morgan's work at Comics | portfolio (morganbeem.com) .

Author and artist Tyler Page returns to the podcast to talk about his latest work, Extra Large. Tyler talks about exploring personal stories in comics and some of what he hopes readers take with them from this work.

Producer and creative manager of creativity Sandy King Carpenter talks about the world of John Carpenter across comics and film, including new released on the dreaded horizon from Storm King Productions. You can find out more at https://stormkingproductions.com .

Comics creator Uko Smith stops by to talk about inspiration, creative process, and more. You can find out more about Uko's work at The Art of Uko Smith!.

Comics creator Dee Fish talks about exploring life, identity, and purpose in the visual/verbal medium, including work on "Finding Dee."

Author and comics creator Scott Harris-King talks about his work on Quest, The Crimebusters , and Cthulhu vs. Uncle Sam. His is a world of continued and unfolding creating.

The creative team of John Hazard and Lisa Burdige combine their creative energy to share the new book, Background Noise. They discuss their inspiration, process, and the inherent second-guessing in sharing one's work with the world. You can find out more about this project at http://kck.st/3Qi3TQp.

Comics creator R.G. Llarena talks about his path to the world of heroes, including memories of Spider-Man and tortillas. We talk about his process and creativity across titles like TMNT: The Last Ronin and Heavy Metal.

Author Thomas E. Sniegoski talks about his work in science fiction, as well as shared universes with characters like Bone and Vampirella. You can find out more about Thomas's work at The Official Thomas E. Sniegoski Website .

Prolific artist Jack Pittman talks about his work across a range of projects, as well as his preference for traditional methods in creating and his plans for further visual arts pursuits. You can find out more about Jack's work at https://www.jptoonist.com .

Artist and comics creator David Cabeza talks working on licensed projects like The Orville, as well as creative path and process. You can find out more about David's work at https://www.instagram.com/kashinorei .

Author, comics creator, and friend of the show Laurie Calcaterra returns to discuss the new directions (and goodies) that are part of the unfolding Path of the Pale Rider series. You can check out this project on Kickstarter ( linked here ).