Dave Baker and Nicole Goux tell us how they kick ass in collaboration and set themselves up for success in self-publishing.
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Sanford Greene (Bitter Root, Power Man and Iron Fist) joins the show to talk about stretching anatomy while keeping construction in tact, the genius work of Alex Toth, his experience teaching young artists, and much more. Tune in for some pure, unfiltered, expert knowledge!
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To kick off season two of this illustrious program, we welcome three extraordinary creators. To start, we’ve got legendary artist/writer, Adam Hughes, who talks about his creative philosophy, the pivots he’s taken to evolve his career, and much more. Then, it’s self-publishing master Ryan Burke, who talks about building a successful comic from the ground up as a writer without an extensive bibliography. Finally, the spectacular man known as David Booher hops on in to talk about sticking to the grind regardless of how much you work, about pursuing his passion for years before it finally caught some traction, and about why he loves what he does.
As I’m writing this description, this may be my favorite episode we’ve made so far. I hope you dig it.
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BONUS EPISODE! Tze Chun joins the show to talk about the hurdles and challenges of starting a new publisher, what he thinks TKO brings to the marketplace, and his process of writing for both comics and TV. You can read this interview in issue #19 of PanelxPanel Magazine.
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Here we are, the supposed final episode of season one, and boy is it a doozy! Listen to Head Lopper creator, Andrew MacLean talk about his development as a creator, and his approach to craft, afterward, Jason and Kent have a creative catch-up about juggling projects, moving on, and collaborating. In the recommended resource, hear Jason sell the pants off Ben Caldwell's book, Action Cartooning. PLUS: Hear the ad for listener Milo Neuman's comic: Dimitra of the Silver Mask!
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Writer Ed Brisson (Cable, Uncanny X-Men) joins the show to talk about his long winding journey in comics, and how he's settled into his process. Afterward, inspired by a new short comic Jason made, the two talk about pushing out work at a rapid pace, and learning from short-form storytelling.
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WE’RE BACK! And we’ve got two great guests! Our first is IDW Associate Publisher David Hedgecock, who talks about his journey in comics, finding talent, and the business end of our favorite medium. After the break, we talk to writer Alex Wills about his comic, OASIS, and what it took to see it through to nine completed issues! Two great contrasting views of the business and pursuing their passion.
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We're joined by Sean Mackiewicz, Editor-In-Chief of Skybound, and writer of Gasolina, who talks about his journey to the center of Skybound, how he helps creators craft their stories, and his approach to writing.
In the second half, writer/artist Dan Panosian joins the show to talk about all the many roles he's had in comics, the early history of Image, his approach to writing and drawing his first solo series, and much more.
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Michel Fiffe, creator of COPRA and writer/artist of Bloodstrike: Brutalists, and GI Joe: Sierra Muerte joins the show to talk about his creative process, working traditionally, the creators who inspire him, self-publishing, and much much more! Just listen, alright?
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It's a Kickstarter spectacular! Writers Henry Barajas and Nicole D'Andria join the show to talk about their respective comics projects on Kickstarter, as well as their experience in the industry for publishers Top Cow and Action Lab, respectively. To finish off the show, Batman writer Tom King tells us why he loves comics.
Henry's Kickstarter: https://goo.gl/WQSEf4
Nicole's Kickstarter: https://goo.gl/Cfs3LA
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Sean McKeever joins the show to discuss the process behind his new Image/Skybound book, OUTPOST ZERO! Afterward, Jason and Kent take a deep dive into the method of subplotting commonly known as "The Levitz Paradigm."
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Kent sits down with Amy Chu (Poison Ivy, Red Sonja) for a great discussion on writing, the boys catch up on their creative pursuits, and Jason tells the tale of that time Steve Gerber stole Howard The Duck from Marvel.
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Jason chats with artist Ken Lashley and colorist Jordan Boyd, then after the creative catch-up, Kent breaks down the pros and cons of Clip Studio Pro for comic book illustration.
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Daniel Warren Johnson (EXTREMITY, SPACE-MULLET) joins the show to talk about his new comic, MURDER FALCON, and share his experiences launching his first webcomic, working while starting a family, and tells us all about his creative process.
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The boys talk to writer Matthew Rosenberg (Punisher, 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank) about his writing process, how he got into the business, and how to manage your mental health. After the break, they share tips from Jeff Lemire and Charles Soule on how to manage your comic book schedule while also working full-time. Hope you enjoy!
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The boys chat with legendary artists Terry Dodson and Steve Lieber. Unfortunately for you listeners, Steve's table was placed right next to a big ol' Wheel of Fortune and Jason underestimated how much it would come through. However, Steve was so knowledgeable and great that we had to include it. In the back half of the show, they're talking all about why you should stop killing yourself and just use reference.
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Robert Kirkman joins us on our maiden voyage to talk about his writing process, balancing work and life, as well as his new series OBLIVION SONG. In the back half of the show, Jason and Kent talk about making your FIRST comic!
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