In episode 36 we talk about our plan for indie partners on our platform called the Family fund program. We also go over finding a webmaster, creating an app, Ian's trailer for triple threat comics Codename Hunter, using The Upstate Sound for scoring music for FB ad trailers, creating a new feature for indie partners to save their profits over time for something like a physical comic run, etc. Upgrading the google analytic system, creating an about us/mission statement. How we are changing our promotion of the indie community. Improving our reader experience with the card collection and game that is later on. Wanting a physical comic web store and figuring out a way to add it to the indie store for now. Creating a YouTube channel for everyone on the platform as a whole. Approaching an artist as a writer from an artist's perspective.

In episode 3 of Breakfast Talk, we talk about why you need to have a system in place when creating something in our case indie comic books. Greg goes over the struggles of creating his 1st indie comic such as  -The first issue of the comic wasn't edited before the artist started creating it. -The artist didn't communicate completely during the entire process of the comic -Pieces of the script got lost in translation which in the end result it made the comic suffer in a bit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hector of NewLeaf Studios goes over his process when creating his work and why artists forget sometimes to storyboard and do the step of the comic creation process called dummies. Hector then explains the full process of creating a comic from pencils to inking to lettering to coloring.  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hector dives into the subject on how some artists try to get away with inconsistencies in their art by saying that is "their style". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Why you shouldn't get too ahead of yourself in the entire process!