The Faqs Project

Todays Episode we get spooky for Halloween week as we bring back Greg Anderson Elysee' as we are introduced to a woman who isn't taking no mess from some Classic Horror Villains in Keisha & Ghouls Live on Kickstarter. Keisha Spencer is created by the hive mind of David Brame and Mr Elysee' as a celebration of Black Woman in speculative Horror in a collective of satirical skits. She shares the panels with classic Horror monsters like Frankenstein, The Bride of Frankenstein, Blacula, and her own doppelganger (i.e. Jordan Peele's US). Lastly, Greg shares that he will join an all star lineup of writers for the 50th Anniversary comic of Black Lightning for DC Comics.

Written by Greg Anderson Elysee'

Artwork by David Brame

Today I speak with Luis Godoy, as he brings us the second issue to his supernatural mystery into the afterlife with This Eternal Coil. Abraham is dealing with the death of his wife and while being accompanied by his daughter Elena. Through grief, they are both experiencing their torment separately without realizing that they need each other. Abraham and his spirit guide (Dog) Slater who is obsessed with the 90's are up against an Aztec God who is very scorned and imperfect. Traveling through Mictlan, Abraham and Elena journey different paths trying to find each other.

Written by Luis Godoy

Artwork by Julio Suarez

Lettering by Micah Myers

Edited by Ian Modrick

Live from the Press Room (where it was a little loud on the mics as a panel was just behind us) @NYCC I get a chance to speak with Tiffany Babb. Creator of the Comics Courier and the now monthly zine Comics Staple molded with a slew of journalists and Comic creators filled with reviews and upcoming books. We talk about the beginning of the year as Tiffany was named an Eisner Award Judge we asked what responsibilities did that weigh about who she is in this medium. Also, how her dedication to comics journalism has impacted the next generation of journalists in comics and does independent media influence Comics Marketing. Finally, what questions does she wish interviewers like myself ask more often.

Comics Courier Issue 5 Kickstarter launches in November

Comics staple season 2 drops early 2027

I finally get a chance to sit down with Joseph Illidge to speak on the year of culmination at New York Comic Con that started with the History of the DC Universe: The Dakota Incident's beacon to Milestone Fans and many consumers of Black Creative Led comics the importance of the FOC (Final Order Cutoff) process. I also ask Joe, "What was the most difficult professional decision he had to make this year". Also, in holding up to Milestone Comics foundation and the influence its gained on the community; theres still unfinished business in the mission for longevity and financial stability in Comics.

Prerecorded from New York Comic Con 2026

The Road to NYCC begins as I talk with Julio Anta & Jacoby Salcedo about their Kaiju Thriller No Gods No Masters for Boom Studios. Felipe, Malik, and Jeannie treat the worst day ever as a beginning of their friendship. Felipe who is new to NYC immigrated from Venezuela after a Kaiju attack that displaced his family and killed his Father. This fateful day take a turn from worse to catastrophic as now a Kaiju attack has hit New York City and with the help of his 2 new friends he has to find his mother lost in the city's subway.

Written by Julio Anta

Artwork by Jacoby Salcedo

Colors by Francesco Segala

Letters by Becca Carey

Today I bring back Troy-Jeffrey Allen, because I know when he has a project he will pull something from directly from the culture and have my head spinning. Whether its been tackling Public Enemy, ODB, MF Doom, and even Josephine Baker, Troy takes signature obscure characters in Music and Black Culture and delivers an amazing homage. Deltron Eternal is a tribute to the Supergroup of Deltron 3030 consisting of (Del the Funky Homosapien, Dan the Automater, and Kid Koala). The story blends their lyrics of Sci-Fi and Consciousness into a vivid journey seen to define backpack rap and the Alternative Aesthetic of Hip Hop in the early 2000's.

Written by Troy-Jeffrey Allen

Illustrated by Ben Perkins

Lettered by James Easterly

Today we talk with C.E. Massari about his original graphic novel The Mafia vs The Klan now live on Kickstarter. The setting of the 1920's Prohibition period where the title character loosely based on the life of C.E. Grandfather's time in segregated Virginia before settling in the Philly/South Jersey Area. Mario just opened his first restaurant with employees different racial backgrounds that the South in the 1920's just ain't use to. A botched assassination by the KKK takes the life of his daughter in what was meant for him. Law enforcement not being the best to respond to crime like this, Mario has to look for alternatives in the help from the Mafia from up North. This comes with a bargain that will change Mario's life.

Written by C.E. Massari

Artwork by Martin Gimenez

Letters by Dave Lentz

Edited by Drena Jo

Todays Episode I talk with Olivia Dufault & Rebekah Isaacs about their extraordinary tale of Sci-Fi in Prima Apparata for Ignition Press. Growing up the Battle Mechs I loved were Robotech and Voltron where each of these Mechs were constructed in the personality and design of the pilot. Olivia and Rebekah create a world where the pilots start their lives as children-Bioengineered CHILDREN whose main instructional guide to battle is ballet. Imagine the deadliest mech warrior being graceful in the choreography of their warfare. We meet Mar & Rhea the 2 highly qualified students tasked to perform a life or death recital in battle to honor Appolyta, an amalgamation of Apollo, Hippolyta, and Artemis but a cosmic goddess nonetheless. Mar and Rhea compete as top recruits for the title of Prima Apparata. Issue 1 is on sale now and Issue 2 releases October 14th 2026

Written by Olivia Dufault

Artwork by Rebekah Isaacs

Colors by Marissa Louise

Letters by Becca Carey

Today's Episode I speak with Pulitzer Prize winning Journalist Spencer Ackerman about his first creator owned comic in the Political Thriller No One Escapes the Dialectic for Boom Studios. Not a stranger to comics with his latest Iron Man run as well as Waller vs. Wildstorm, we see Spencer mold a book etched in the current state of affairs in terms of the factions in charge of Immigration Enforcement better known as ICE. Utilizing his Journalistic background, he creates the Special Naturalization Organization a powerful branch of Homeland Security.

The Dialectic enters as a reckoning, a witness to violence amongst the people who turns vigilant to cause a disturbance from within. Spencer gives us a power struggle between the deep state old guard and the now treacherous death squad called the Gladio Unit. A name some may remember from the Cold War era.

Can the Dialectic be the disturbance built to reign in community in need, all while subjected to propaganda and coercion by the very organization it seeks to destroy? FOC September 21st and releasing November 4th

Written by Spencer Ackerman

Artwork by Antonio Fuso

Colors by Brad Simpson

Letters by Jodie Troutman

Imagine you are the last human in existence and yet after Earth is no more you end up in another Galaxy...AS A STRANGER! Do you consider having everyone treat you as a Zoo animal and stare at you or do you dig into your talents and show other Alien worlds something that maybe they haven't seen before? MUSIC. This best describes Gil Silver and the band he is now headlining across the cosmos until unforeseen circumstances get in his way.

Today's episode I speak with Hayden Mears about his Sci-Fi Comedy made for music fans entitled Milkywave. Hayden has been an Entertainment Journalist for close to 15 years and has always loved comics. Milkywave brings us a man in solitude who doesn't feel so lonely when he is listening to music or playing in his new band, but this newfound popularity of music has attracted a bounty hunter who works for someone of tremendous power who is in need of Gil's services.

Written by Hayden Mears

Artwork by Lane Lloyd

Colors by Fabi Marques

Letters by Micah Myers