Words, Images, & Worlds

Author and comics creator Matt Miner talks about crafting books that young readers need, as well as sharing stories with messages about kindness and creativity.

Comics creator Kim DeMulder talks about the positive nature of teaching and mentoring, his latest work in comics and personal projects, and his history as a creator. You can follow Kim on social media at https://www.facebook.com/kim.demulder.1/

Danny Fingeroth talks about his biography of Stan Lee , upcoming biography of Jack Ruby ( here is the Amazon link ), and working on the Jewish Comics Experience (see https://jewce.org/ ). Mr. Fingeroth is also Chair of Will Eisner Week, an annual celebration every March to celebrate Eisner, graphic novels, and free speech, and anyone who would like to attend or hold an event--in person or online--...

Author Kate Hannigan talks reading history, writing picture books and graphic novels, and the joy of crafting for young readers.

Comics creator Lee Loughridge talks about passion projects, the role of the colorist in comics, and working in the industry.

Comics/comics strip creator George Gant talks about inspirations and creating for wide audiences. You can read more about George's work at https://www.geogantart.com/comic-work/

Writer and editor Drew Bittner shares about his history with WildStorm, including some fun behind-the-scenes tales of characters and process. You can read more about Drew's work at

Author and artist MariNaomi talks about taking fresh approaches to creative work and exploring/inquiring about the world through authoring and art. You can read more about MariNaomi's work at https://marinaomi.com/

Tim Probert talks about crafting the world of Lightfall -- a wonderful fantasy graphic novel series, well worth reading. You can check out more about Tim's work at https://timprobert.com/

Author and artist Joey Weiser talks about filling the page with imaginative worlds and sharing creative stories in graphic novel form. You can check out Joey's work, including Dragon Racer , at https://joeyweiser.myportfolio.com/ and on Instagram .

Comics creator Kevin Grevioux talks about the Djinntara collected edition, currently on Kickstarter, as well as Darkstorm and other works. Check out the links below for more information: DJINNTARA KICKSTARTER https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/872919575/djinntara-rise-of-the-djinn DARKSTORM MAILING LIST http://darkstormcomics.com/darkstorm-comics-kickstarter-early-sign-up/ DARKSTORM COMICS &...

Comics creator Alexis Fajardo talks about the world of Kid Beowulf, the engaging nature of mythology, and his current crowdfunded WIP, Songs and Sagas. You can read more about Lex's work at https://alexisfajardo.com and check out his new book, currently being crowdfunded at this link .

Author Alex Sanchez talks about sharing stories that heal through prose and comics. You can read more about Alex's work at https://www.alexsanchez.com/

Creator Jack Purcell shares about crafting in comics, linking to the world of wrestling, and exploring new possibilities in storytelling. You can follow Jack on Instagram .

Collaborators Meghan Boehman and Rachael Briner talk about the process of creating the new middle grade/children's graphic novel, Dear Rosie, as well as the inspiration behind the book. Check out Meghan's site at http://www.meghanboehman.com , Rachael's site at http://www.rachaelbriner.com , and you can click here to read more about the book.

Sloane Leong talks about crafting visuals and prose in creative ways that ask readers to reflect, and discusses the need for honoring creators through ethical business practices. You can read more about Sloane's work at https://sloanesloane.com/

Troy Peteri talks the craft of comics, including writing and lettering, and the joy of working on stories about beloved characters. You can read more about Troy at https://topcow.com/troy-peteri/ .

Ed Brisson talks about creator-owned work and collaborations, and well as taking DC and Marvel characters in new directions. You can read more about Ed's work at http://www.edbrisson.com/

Comics legend Bart Sears talks about working for Hasbro, initial works in the world of comics, and his more recent projects. You can read more about Bart's work at https://www.bartsearsart.com/

Comics legend Jeff Smith talks about fantasy, comics, doodles on math homework, and more. You can check out Jeff's work at https://www.boneville.com/

Author Traci Sorell talks about current/upcoming work, and the importance of sharing stories with a focus on the underrepresentation of authentic Native/Indigenous narratives. You can read more about Traci's work at https://www.tracisorell.com/

Jonathan Roth talks about creating graphic novels, writing for young readers, an his upcoming work in picture books. You can read more about Jonathan's work at https://www.jonathandroth.com/

A lovely conversation with the very kind Sarah Winifred Searle about slice of life stories in comics, Regency stories, and future works. You can read more about Sarah's work at https://swinsea.com/

Dr. Neil Cohn discusses his work in visual literacy and the language that is part of comics around the world, with implications for researchers, educators, creators, and readers. You can read more about Dr. Cohn's work at https://www.visuallanguagelab.com/

Comics legend Mort Todd talks about linking music and comics, genre play, and working with collaborators (including Steve Ditko). You can read more about Mort's work at http://morttodd.com/