Comics creator Scott James talks about working the world of Erik Larsen's Savage Dragon, as well as his current Kickstarter for Juiceman #6. You can support Scott's work at this link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/scottjamesart/juiceman-issue-6-blood-lines?ref=discovery&term=juiceman

Comics creator and editor Jim Chadwick talks about working with Malibu and DC, his tenure in the comics industry, andhis generative work in YA and middle grades graphic novels and the Injustice and Batman '66 runs, as well as his work with Paul Dano on Riddler-centered comics. Jim also mentions that there is creativity to come. You can follow his work on Instagram, among other social media spaces (click here).

Comics editor, writer, and educator Kevin Dooley talks with me about his experiences working with DC characters, taking comics to the classroom, and exploring storytelling.

Comics legend Dan Jurgens talks about his continuing work in comics, the future of the medium, working on characters like Booster Gold and runs like Thor and Death of Superman, and more.

Author David Liss talks about the work of creating across media -- from historical novels to comic book heroes to video game narrative.

Comics creator Ryan Howatt talks about his inspirations for the world of Badger, being drawn to crafting in fantasy and working across genres, and more creative vision to come. You can find out much more about Ryan's work through his Linktree (click here).

Author and educator Cameron Chittock talks about his work in graphic novels, collaborating with artist Amanda Castillo on the Mapmakers series, as well his work in TMNT and Stranger Things. You can read more about Cameron's work at https://www.cameronwtchittock.com/

Author Joe Benjamin talks about crafting poetic stories for young readers that unite word and image, as well as sharing positive themes in his book series.

Comics creator Alex Graudins talks about inspirations from Manga, working in and celebrating libraries, and sharing aspects of life in Improve.

Author Steven Grant talks about creating in the world of comics, sharing ideas in Hardy Boys mysteries, and his continued work in the comics medium with characters like Whisper.