Matt Lubchansky is a cartoonist and an editorial assistant at The Nib, which is a cartoon website relaunching this summer at First Look Media. He's the author/co-author of three books; co-author of the recently published Dad Magazine (Quirk Books 2016), a contributing editor of the Eisner-nominated anthology Eat More Comics, a collection of the best comics from the first year of The Nib, and author of the forthcoming SKELETON PARTY. In this episode he discusses the history and future of cartoons and web comics, the technical aspects of a cartoonist's life, and the importance of hands in his career. He also talks to us about what happens when he writes a comic about the police killing people of color. 

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