Author and artist Claire Lordon talks about her upcoming book, One in a Million, as well as the process of creating and what graphic narratives have allowed her to do in crafting this memoir. You can read more about Claire's work at https://www.clairelordon.com/

Comics creator and long-time veteran of animation Alan Burnett talks about working with Hanna-Barbera and creating in the world of Batman: The Animated Series, as well as revisiting this world in Batman: The Adventures Continue.

Comics creator/artist/author Dan Brereton talks about the kinds of stories that draw him to create, his origins in the industry, and the age of creative access. You can read more about Dan's work on Instagram and check out his Patreon page.

Comics creator Graham Annable talks about working in animation, exploring stories for all ages with Peter & Ernesto, and his newest work, Eerie Tales from the School of Screams. You can read more about Graham's work at https://www.grickle.com/ and follow his YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@grickle

Comics creator Keith Giffen talks about the immersive world of video games, his love of the horror genre, innovative approaches to storytelling, and more.

Author John Arcudi talks about his collaborations with Doug Mahnke and David Rubin, as well as the writing craft (with nods to Faulkner and Hemingway). You can find out more about John on Instagram @ishmahab and at his patreon, https://www.patreon.com/arcudistories

Dr. Barbara Postema talks about the nature of graphic narratives, including wordless comics, and the legitimacy of the comics medium.

Author Jordan Alsaqa talks about collaborating in comics and his first OGN, Cooking with Monsters. You can read more about Jordan's work at https://www.jordanalsaqa.com/

Comics creator Dennis Crisostomo talks about creating in the world of comics, telling a wide range of stories, and planning for future works. You can visit Dennis on Instagram and on YouTube.

Comics artist Carlo Barberi talks about working on Spawn, as well as his past work and his desire to try new things in each issue. You can see more of Carlo's work on his Instagram account.