I welcome back writer Samuel Teer, now with artist & collaborator Mar Julia, to talk about their newest YA graphic novel BROWNSTONE.
I talk with Samuel Teer about the road from 2015’s VEDA: ASSEMBLY REQUIRED to his new book BROWNSTONE
Today’s show has not one, not two, but THREE Canadian cartoonists on the mics ready to chat with Greg about Quebecois comix publisher Pow Pow Press!
Greg chats with writer Alex de Campi on the return of her hit 2000AD strip Full Tilt Boogie, the importance of spite as motivation, making all-ages material that doesn’t suck, and much more!
Greg talks with painter/color artist/professor Jose Villarrubia about his career, restoring works by Corben & Wrightson to better than their original glory, his ideal sequential art curriculum, and more!
Greg chats with the one & only Howard Chaykin about passing on comic knowledge, the influence of musical theater on his work, how a comics page actually works, past & future colliding, Jason Bernard, and much more!
Greg catches up with Beehive Books publisher Josh O’Neill about origins, growth, and successes of his small press publishing venture.
Greg chats with cartoonist (and Vermont’s Cartoonist Laureate) Tillie Walden about the second book in her WALKING DEAD Clementine Trilogy, YA horror, sifting through the lessons of the past to navigate the future, and much more!
Cartoonist Tom Scioli comes back on the show to talk about his new biography of Stan the Man and his new collaboration with Jack Kirby on ADAM STARR AND THE STAR WARRIORS!
Greg welcomes Dr. J. Andrew Deman back to the show to talk about his new book THE CLAREMONT RUN: SUBVERTING GENDER IN THE X-MEN, micropublishing in the time of Elon, his collaborations with other comics scholars like Dr. Anna Peppard, his EXCALIBUR quest, and more!
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