Comics creator Jordan Thomas talks about working in the world of visual storytelling to share tales of crime and horror, westerns and science fiction, and more. You can read more about Jordan's work, including Weird Work, Frank at Home on the Farm, and more at https://www.instagram.com/ampersand1988

Dr. Gene Kannenberg, Jr. returns to talk about the very much alive world of print, the cultural impact of comics grammar, and exploring work with the Herskovits Library of African Studies at Northwestern University.

Comics creator Jack Briglio talks about crafting for the world of DC Comics, creating the all-ages graphic novel, Thunderboom, and more. You can read more about Jack's work at https://jackbriglio.com

Comics creator Colleen Douglas talks about crafting engaging stories, the first loves she found in comics, and fashioning tales of suspense and the supernatural in the medium. You can read more about Colleen's work at https://zeecomeeks.com/

Comics creator Miguel Jorge talks about collaborating with Jack Briglio in Flip, working with Markosia, and the comics literary approach in Instruction Manual.

Author Steve Englehart talks about creating in comics and prose, originating characters like Nightman, working in television and other media, and the continued storytelling to come. You can read more about Steve's work at http://www.steveenglehart.com

Comics creator Greg Anderson Elysée discusses his work in comics and links to mythology, as well as the positive, collaborative community he has found. Greg explores his work on Is'Nana, Akim Aliu: Dreamer, and more. You can read more about Greg's work at https://www.instagram.com/gregdae

Comics creator Rags Morales talks about his journey in comics, work to come, and his journey of self-discovery. You can find out more about Rags's work at https://www.instagram.com/ragsnhashtags/ and https://www.etsy.com/market/rags_morales

Comics creator Richard Starkings talks about his creative journey, including work on many titles over the years in the world of lettering, his writing work on Elephantmen, and continued work on titles like Ask for Mercy, Parliament of Rooks, and Conan.

Comics creator Rich Moyer talks about creating the Ham Helsing world and working in syndicated cartoon strips. You can read more about Rich's work at https://richmoyer.com/