Writer, editor, and publisher Gerry Huntman talks about his craft, working in the world of editing, and publishing internationally. Gerry talks about both IFWG Publishing (https://ifwgpublishing.com) and expanding into comics with properties like The Human Fly with IPI Comics (https://ipicomics.com).

Writer and comics creator David Booher talks about his love of horror, fantasy, humor, and more in comics form. David shares some details about his new work in the world of Ghostbusters, the Back in Town miniseries. Check out more about David's work on Instagram.

Hayden Fryer talks about creating in the worlds that comics allows for, including horror with Bristlemouth: A Cove Horror, humor an d holidays in A Yuletide Flame, and more. You can find out more about Hayden's work at https://www.siberianproductions.com and at https://ipicomics.com.

Author Sami Ellis talks about the appeal of the horror genre, as well as the debut novel, Dead Girls Walking. You can find out more about Sami's work at https://www.authorsamiellis.com.

Author and creator Mark Russell stops by for a brief talk about his new series, Batman: The Dark Age with Mike Allred. You can find out more about this and other projects at https://www.instagram.com/manruss.

The creative team of Jordan Hart and David Ebeltoft stop by the podcast to talk about their new, on-going series from Image Comics, The Cabinet. They talk about how this series came to be and give love to series artist Chiara Raimondi. You can find out more about The Cabinet at https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/the-cabinet.

Artist and comics creator Skylar Patridge talks about creative approach, as well as work in comics like Resonant and Specs. Skylar has also worked on characters like Wonder Woman and Poison Ivy. You can read more about Skylar's work on Instagram.

The creative team of Jordan Alsaqa and Skylar Patridge revisit the pod after solo interviews to talk about their new collaboration, Our Sins Are Scarlet (linked here).

Artist and comics creator Sophia Glock talks about working in the visual arts, creating the book Passport, and fashioning a path with indie comics. You can read more about Sophia's work at http://sophiadraws.com.

Comics creator and educator Cara Bean stops by to talk about the new book, Here I Am, I Am Me: An Illustrated Guide to Mental Health, including the creative process and how Cara became interested in this necessary work. You can find out more about Cara's creating at https://www.carabeancomics.com.