Webcomics Reviews And Interviews

Interview with Michael Son, Editor-in-Chief of Tapas Media (https://tapas.io/). We look at Tapas' latest releases, how it develops game and film projects based on its comic series, tips for indie creators, and how to brand new creators.

Tapas is an app for comics, available from the Apple App Store and Google Play. Launched in October 2012, it boasts 2.2 million readers for its 76,000 series. Tapas provides a best-in-class reading experience for those using mobile devices and browsers. For those interested in starting a comic, Tapas is an excellent way to start.

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Interview with Andrew Monroe, author of "A Leaf and Pebble" and podcaster ("Dead by Tomorrow"). We discuss how to build plots and character, some marketing, plotters versus pantsers, and general writing problems. Also, expect a lot of geeking out.

https://www.andrewamonroe.com/
https://www.deadxtomorrow.com

We sit down with writer/illustrator Perry Edwards and discuss his manga "Cold-Blooded", discuss who he is bringing his childhood dreams to fruition, and basically discuss what makes a good manga.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/perrys-hotter/cold-blooded-vol-1-manga-monster-battling-other-monsters/faqs

Interview with the co-founders of Macroverse, Matthew Eben and Adam Martin. We discuss the platform and how it hopes to revolutionize comics by adding a cinematic feel to your comics. We look at what the Macroverse is all about, how you can take advantage of it, and what it can mean for you. Also, why so many Kindles are discriminated against...but you should definitely check out https://macroverse.media/.

We discuss how to develop a story, how to work in elements of horror, and how to have fun writing. Basically, it's two nerds nerding out and having some fun, and a lot of basics are touched upon. If you're looking for some great tips on adding a little horror to your story, have we got some for you!https://www.justincalcala.com/

Interview with crime writer Gary Phillips. We discuss just what it takes to write a great mystery, the hallmarks of different crime genres, and generally have some fun discussing the history and future of noir.

https://gdphillips.com/

Basically, this is why I haven't been podcasting, my plans to catch up, and what the plans of the podcast are.

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We sit down with Nicole Schaefer. All sorts of trademark issues are dealt with, ranging from the difference between trademark and copyright, the limitations of trademarks, why you want to trademark your comic and your characters, and some tips and tricks on how to do it effectively. Rhodan guest hosts.

https://yellowdoglegal.com/

Interview with writer Yasmin Vorajee (https://www.yasminvorajee.com/). We discuss time management, how to use a schedule to run your comic so much easier, and have fun while doing it. We also talk about working around our individual distractions and even compare birds and kids.

Yasmin is a published writer, and teaches people how to budget their time. If you would like to talk to her about helping you budget your time and better organize your business, please check out her blog.

Please support WCRI by pledging our patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/twosparrows. There are plenty of mini-casts, additional tips and tricks, podcast transcripts, and even some unedited interviews.

For a curated version of this podcast, subscribe to the Webcomics Reviews and Interviews YouTube channel. Not only is the podcast broken down into playlists to highlight different topics, but there are also additional mini-casts and quickies to help your writing and business.

We sit down with writer Lorna Rose-Hahn to discuss poetry basics, how to adapt your schedule to your kids, and the Write on the River non-profit writing organization. Also, a quick lesson on perspective involving seven blind men and an elephant.

Write on The River: http://writeontheriver.org/board
Lorna's Blog: https://lornarose.com/