Author and comics creator Devin Arscott stops by to talk about his love of the collaborative medium, as well as his latest project,The Lion of Olympus.You can find out more about this project at this link.

Author, artist, and educator Laura Gao returns to the show to talk aboutKirby's Lessons for Falling (in Love). We discuss what the visual medium allows for in exploring experiences and also talk about the risks and rewards of love. You can find out more atLaura Gao.

Author and artist Glenn Head talks about the possibilities of the comics medium as well as fashioning memoir and personal story in the form. You can find out more about Glenn's work atFantagraphics.

Animator and producer Tom Priestley talks about his work in short and serialized toons, as well as comics. You can find out more about Tom's work on the Off Planet Films website or on theirYouTube channel.

Author EC Hanson returns to the podcast to talk about his latest book, the true crime story,Dead End Road.You can find out more about EC's work atE.C. Hanson (@haddonfieldhanson) • Instagram photos and videos.

Artist and creator Peter L. Brown stops by to talk about the process of cartooning, including his attraction to humorous storytelling. You can find out more about Peter's work at https://www.instagram.com/thetoonist_plb.

Artist and comics creator Nik Virella stops by to talk about working on characters like Deadpool and more, as well as the artistic process. You can find out more about Nik's work at https://www.instagram.com/nikvirella.

Author Rich Douek talks about crafting worlds in comics format, including his work on titles like Sea of Sorrows and Batman. Rich also discusses his love of fantasy storytelling.

Maryann Charles, the daughter of legendary comics creator Al Plastino, stops by to talk about her father's artistic legacy. We give special focus to his work in comics for the JFK Administration, as well as his background in fine art.

Author and comics creator Michael Trachiotis stops by to talk about his work in the series, Once Upon a Time in San Francisco. We also discuss the way Michael uses history in his work. You can find out more information about this project at https://www.onceuponatimeinsf.com/graphicnovel.