Comics creator and author David Hazan returns to the podcast to talk about the expanding creative world of Nottingham, as well as his latest series, Kosher Mafia. You can find out more about David's work at David Hazan.

Comics editor and creator Joseph Illidge stops by to talk about the massive 192-page project, Epiphany Engine, including some of the behind the scenes of how organizing this project has taken place, as well as what this project has meant to him.

You can find out more at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adventcomics/the-epiphany-engine.

Comics creator and all-around creative soul Laurie Calcaterra talks about the journey of Path of the Pale Rider, including the most recent publication work, and creative crowdfunding incentives. You can find out more about this project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pathofthepalerider/path-of-the-pale-rider.

Timothy Fling joins for an on-the-road edition of the podcast and shares about the latest in his creating, including Water Wars 2288. You can find out more about his work at

Comics creator Marco Finnegan discusses his inspirations and style, creative vision moving forward, and work on Morning Star (published by Mad Cave).

Author Donna Glee Williams talks about The Night Field, crafting in science fiction worlds, and encouraging other writers. Donna Glee also discusses the music work of Lynn Morgan Rosser who has composed in response to The Night Field. You can find out more about Donna Glee's craft at https://www.donnagleewilliams.com and more about Lynn Morgan Rosser's music at this link.

Comics creator Randy Emberlin talks about his work in the industry, the early days of Dark Horse Comics, and exploring characters like Ghost.

Comics creator Scott Koblish stops by to talk about comics grammar, the crafting process, and creating expansive covers. You can find out more about Scott's work at

Writer and comics creator Michael Schwartz stops by to talk about his latest creating in the world of Armored, a ghost story with some interesting twists and turns, as well as strong artwork. You can follow Michael on Instagram and support him at

The superstar creative team of artist Sean Von Gorman and writer Joey Esposito discuss their return to collaboration on The Pedestrian, a book that is ripe with creativity and commentary on the superhero genre.

You can find out more about this project and creators at...