Creator and cartoonist Tom Richmond stops by the pod to talk about his work in worlds like Mad Magazine, as well as within the vision of Quentin Tarantino. You can find out more and follow along at Tom's website (linked here).

Author, editor, and podcaster Scott Weatherly talks about his comics criticism with Sequart, as well as his podcasting on Stories out of Time and Space (linked here).

Author Taran Hunt stops by the pod to discuss the new book, The Unkillable Princess (The Kystrom Chronicles Book 2). You can find out more about Taran's work, including this series at taranhunt.com.

Author Seth M. Sherwood talks about writing in film and comics, including his new graphic novel, The Boyfriend. You can find out more about Seth's work on his Instagram (linked here).

Author C.E. Massari stops by to discuss his latest graphic novel, a mingling of truth and fiction. We talk about creative process and more. You can find out more about this project and more on C.E. Substack page (linked here).

Author and artist Tomm Coker talks about working from film to comics, with a focus on his now-funding deluxe hardcover edition of Undying Love and his continued collaboration with Jonathan Hickman in The Black Monday Murders. Click here to find out more.

Author Erik Dreiling returns to discuss Operation: Viper's Den, the third entry in his Fractured Timeline series from Jump Master Press (click here to find out more).

Author and editor Michael Shokrian talks about centering indie voices and literary voices for The Thieving Magpies journal, as well as exploring his own journey in his novel, American Playground. You can find out more at Michael's site (linked here).

Writer Shawn McBee talks about issues 2 and 3 of Westron, a deep cut paranormal detective story that is inspired by folklore. You can find out more about support on the book's Kickstarter page (linked here).

Author Mark Benson discusses the use of science fiction and human emotion/experience in his work, including his book, Isaac and the Sky. You can find out more at the author's website (linked here).