Sara Goetter is the author of the webcomic Boozle and co-author of Dungeon Critters (coming in 2020 from First Second). Sara joins Kevin to talk about frogs, Goombas, and Bowsette.

Sara's website: http://sgoetter.com/about/

Hell Yell Comics on itch.io https://hellyellcomics.itch.io/

Bowsette: An Introduction - Petrana Radulovic (Polygon.com)

https://www.deviantart.com/allthestuffilike94/art/Princess-Peach-Goomba-203588159

Paloma Hernando is half of the Dandelion Wine Collective. Kevin and Paloma talk about children's movies, staying connected online, discord, AIM, and FlameCon

Paloma's website https://www.palomahernando.com/

Dandelion Wine Collective on Twitter

@soolagna_ebooks Marge Simpson Anime

Leigh Luna is a cartoonist, colorist, writer, background painter, and product designer living in Los Angeles

Leigh's website: http://leighlunacomics.com/

Read Cursed Forever, Leigh's weekly diary comic: https://www.gocomics.com/cursed-forever

Sunmi is a cartoonist living in Baltimore, currently visiting Chicago for the TRANSIT artist residency program. Kevin and Sunmi talk about community-building and comics culture.

http://sunmiflowers.com/

Nick Drnaso joins Kevin to talk about his new book Sabrina, and his relationship with the inward and outward facing aspects of being a working cartoonist

If you're in Chicago on May 24th, come to the book release event and pick up a copy of Sabrina at Quimby's Bookstore, 1854 W North Ave.  7pm

Kate Sheridan joins Kevin to talk about the intersecting worlds of comics and roleplaying games

Kate's website: http://katesheridanart.com/

Rayne Klar joins Kevin for a conversation about setting deadlines and queer/non-binary representation

Rayne's website: http://rayne-klar.squarespace.com/

Liz Bolduc joins Kevin to talk about the therapeutic nature of journal comics

Liz's website

Vreni joins Kevin to talk about online argument anxiety and friendship

Vreni's website

What does your favorite Sailor Moon Character Say About Your Romantic Inner Life - POMEmag

The Nib

Iasmin Omar Ata joins Kevin to talk about Mis(h)adra, the dystopian world of the trivia app HQ, and fandoms

Isamin's website

Iasmin Omar Ata is a Middle Eastern / Muslim / epileptic comics artist, game designer, and illustrator who creates art about coping with illness, understanding identity, dismantling oppressive structures, and Arab-Islamic futurism.

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