Words, Images, & Worlds

Comics creator Nelson talks about the fusion of music and comics in creating, collaborations along the pathway, and his work, Megadroid ( click here for the Kickstarter information ).

Comics creator Mike W. Belcher talks about the joy of collaborating with his son on Man in the Mask , as well as his work with Silverline Comics. You can find out more about Man in the Mask at https://www.indyplanet.com/man-in-the-mask-1

Comics creator and author David Pepose returns to the show to talk about working on Moon Knight: City of the Dead , plus a bit about his new take on the Punisher and The Devil That Wears My Face with Mad Cave.

Comics creator Karl Bollers talks about mile-markers in his career, from working with popular characters to his most recent editorial work with Oni/Lion Forge.

Legendary comics creator Graham Nolan talks about his move to independent comics, his approach with classic storytelling, and his new work, closing this week at https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-ghosts-of-matecumbe-key#/ . You can also read more about Graham's work at https://www.compasscomics.com/ and at https://spinrack.com

Comics creator Tim Fielder talks about crafting in visual worlds, celebrating the talent that is in the world of comics and arts, and concepts of Afrofuturism. You can read more about Tim's amazing work at https://timfielder.com/ .

Comics creator Hugo Petrus talks about his work with Tom Palmer, Roy Thomas, Tom King, and Joe Ellis -- including his recent work, Fraternity , a book that explores experiences in visual and literary ways.

Author Ben Loory talks about his crafting process and his work in the short story form.

Comics creator Nate Powell talks about what comics can afford in creating, including the social and philosophical work that can be done with words and pictures. Nate also talks about adapting the book, Lies My Teacher Told Me by James W. Loewen, and his upcoming work, Fall Through. You can find out more about Nate Powell at https://www.seemybrotherdance.org/

Comics creator Mike Jones discusses Golden Age heroes, comics storytelling and passion projects, and Yeet Presents .

Comics historian Gene Kannenberg, Jr. talks about the impact and unique nature of the comics medium and current titles/creators that have captured his attention.

Comics creator and retired tattoo artist Keef Cross talks about creating unique supernatural comics, exploring visual worlds, and tell the stories that he wants to tell through his work. You can read more about Keef's work at https://www.dayblackcomic.com

Author Fleur Bradley talks about crafting mysteries, connecting with readers, and the joys of writing for a middle grades audience. You can read more about Fleur's work at http://www.ftbradley.com/

Comics creator, filmmaker, and documentarian Steve Mitchell talks about his history with popular characters, finding links between comics and film, and his documentary in development.

Comics creator Chris Ryall talks about the collaborative process of comics, a supportive editorial vision, and working on a range of notable titles.

Comics creators Bob Frantz and Kevin Cuffe talk about anthropomorphic sharks (Metalshark Bro), Ninja Nuns, and the invasion of a small town seafood festival in their newest work, Skeeters. Check out more about this latest title from Mad Cave at https://madcavestudios.com/product/skeeters-1/

Comics creator Charlie Kirchoff talks about his wide and varied work in comics, as well as his path to the medium as a reader and storyteller.

Author E.C. Hanson talks about crafting in the worlds of paranormal and spooky tales, as well as his work in westerns. You can read more about E.C.'s work here , as well as on Instagram .

Comics creator Gus Vazquez talks about his path into comics, work in storyboarding, and his current work on Fangs. You can check out more about Gus's work at https://www.gusvazquezart.com/ and support his current Kickstarter campaign at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/djangopictures/fang-hunter-of-hunters-ashcan-edition

Bram Stoker awarding-winning author Nicole Cushing talks about crafting the strange and terrifying, as well as exploring new ground in her new book, The Plastic Priest. You can read more about Cushing's work at https://nicolecushing.wordpress.com/

Author Gordon Korman talks about creating for young readers, playing with realism and possibilities, and connecting with his audience. You can read more about Gordon's work at https://gordonkorman.com/

Comics creator Chris Giarusso talks about his work on G-Man, as well as creating in worlds from Marvel and collaborating with people like Franco and Art Baltazar. Check out his latest work with Brian Smith, Officer Clawsome , and you can also read more about his contributions to comics and readership at https://chrisgiarrusso.com/

Comics creator Steve Barr talks about the educators who set him on his creative journey and encouraged him, as well as his current work with children through the Drawn to Help organization, which provides art programs for pediatric patients. If you'd like to know more about this organization, including ways you can support, please visit https://drawntohelp.com/

Comics creator Alison Sampson talks about the process of adapting Sleeping Beauties by Stephen King and Owen King, working on a new project with JH Williams III, and a wide range of work -- including James Tynion IV's The Department of Truth.

Author and artist Bob Fingerman talks about his path to creating, as well as the challenge of sharing humor in prose.