Words, Images, & Worlds

Comics creator Don Simpson shares about his path to comics, process, upcoming works, and collaborations. You can catch more about Don's work on social media , where he shares stages in development.

Comics legend Keith Williams talks about the experiences of collaborating/interacting with Lee Falk and Will Eisner, among other creators, as well as ongoing work in development. You can read more about Keith's work on his Facebook site .

Author/artist/creator Jim Benton talks about crafting for young readers, the world of comics and storytelling, and working on a DC Comics project. You can read more about Jim's work at https://www.jimbenton.com/

Tom Hart talks about the possibilities of the visual and the verbal, including what comics allow in crafting memoir. You can read more about Tom's work with SAW (Sequential Artists Workshop) at https://www.sequentialartistsworkshop.org/

Comics creator Jerry Bennett talks about the crafting of Glamorella's Daughter , a graphic novel and ongoing series from Literati. You can read more about this work at https://www.literatipressok.com/glamorellas-daughter

Author Adrian Tchaikovsky talks about his prolific exploration of science fiction and fantasy worlds, as well as what these genres allow him to do in his work. You can read more about Adrian's work at https://adriantchaikovsky.com/

Editor and writer Bob Schreck talks about shining stars in the comics medium, his experiences in the world of comics, and positive collaborations. Show notes: Bob shared that James Jean was the cover artist for Green Arrow #59, which he references in the episode.

Comics creator Rob Taylor talks about his work in the world of comics, including his ongoing development with Superhuman Works (you can find out more at https://superhuman-works-studios.myshopify.com/

Comics writer/author Jonathan Hedrick talks about playing across genres, strong collaborations, and his recent work in the comic, Spillblood. You can read more about Jonathan's work and support Spillblood at https://jonathanhedrickcomics.com/

Educator, comics enthusiast, and writer Michael Gianfrancesco talks about collaborating with teachers, captivating titles, and the place of the medium in teaching. You can check out more about Michael's work on Instagram , among other social media spaces. You can also visit the LitX YouTube page and read an educational comic that Michael contributed to .

Comics creator Mike Manley talks about working for DC, creating new stories with The Phantom and Judge Parker , and ideas about the future of the comics industry.

Legendary comics creator Paul Pope discusses what the medium affords, as well as his work on Battling Boy and how visuals allow him to capture and share his vision. You can read more about Paul's work on Instagram and more Battling Boy here.

Dr. Sally Campbell Pirie talks about arts-based research, comics, artistic exploration, and more. You can read more about Dr. Pirie's work at https://sallypirie.com/about/ and check out the upcoming chapter in Arts-Based Research Across Visual Media in Education: Expanding Visual Epistemology - Volume 2 (Expanding Visual Epistemology, 2) .

Comics creator Noah Van Sciver talks about his creative work in the medium, current passions, and more. You can check out Maple Terrace , his current work, at this link .

Comics creator Farel Dalrymple talks about the path to comics, unique visions and inspirations in the medium, and artistic process. You can read more about Farel's work at https://fareldalrymple.com/

Author Luke Foster talks about creating fiction across genres in prose, as well as his comics works. You can read more about Luke at https://imlukefoster.com/bio/ and on Instagram , and you can check out his work on Amazon .

Author Angeline Boulley talks about crafting the voice of characters, sharing authentic stories, and more work to come. You can read more about Angeline's work at https://angelineboulley.com/

Comics creator Kristian Herrera talks about Sidekick for Hire, Prolong, and breaking into the industry. You can read more about Kristian's work at https://kristianherrera.com/ , and follow him on Instagram and Twitter .

Author and artist Prentis Rollins talks about crafting science fiction stories in comics and prose, including The Furnace, and his collaborations with DC Comics artists. You can read more about Prentis's work at https://www.prentisrollinsart.com/

Writer Dan Jolley talks about creating comics, prose, and video game narratives, including novelizations of films, original universe work, and a number of stories with popular characters. You can read more about Dan's work, including his new release ( The Black-Horned Grave ), at https://danjolley.com/

Comics creator Edgar Salazar talks about collaborating on titles for Dynamite, DC, Marvel, and more, and shares about his pathway to making art. You can see more of Edgar's work on Instagram .

Creator, editor, and literacy advocate Carl Potts talks comics, teaching, and his nonprofit work in education. You can read more about Carl's teaching at the School of Visual Arts: https://sva.edu/faculty/carl-potts

Comics creator Jordan Gibson talks about collaborations, creating in the world of Batman: The Adventures Continue, dream projects, and more. You can read more about Jordan's work at https://www.gibsoncomics.com/

Comics creator Lucas Turnbloom talks about his work across web comics with How to Cat , as well as the series books Steve L. McEvil and Dream Jumper. You can see more about Lucas's work at https://www.instagram.com/lucasturnbloom

Author Julie Czerneda talks about science fiction, fantasy, and the crucial nature of scientific literacy and critical reading. You can read more about Julie's work at https://czerneda.com/ and you can read more about the book No Limits here.