Your Webcomics!: Recent Episodes
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To herald the triumphant return of the creator interview, I spoke with Raven Perez of Ravens Dojo. Raven shares his particular insights on his webcomic, the industry, and a variety of other topics. Of particular note, Raven is running a Kickstarter campaign to help fund his first book. Check it out here and consider making a donation!
This week's webcomic creator interview is with Madeleine Holly-Rosing of Boston Metaphysical Society. We discuss a wide range of topics, starting with Madeleine's current work with both webcomics and novellas, which use the same story-base and characters but explore different areas and periods within her universe. Madeleine's husband makes an unexpected guest appearance, and provides an interesting factoid that you would never guess. You'll have to listen to find out what it is!
This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Carlo from Callous Comics. Ever wonder what a webcomic creating doctor's greatest fear might be? Well, you'll have to listen to find out!
For this Sunday's webcomic creator interview, I was joined by the wonderful Robin Dempsey of Leylinescomic.com. Robin has been webcomicing for over 10 years, and we had a great, robust discussion on a variety of webcomic related topics; especially what one learns after creating JPEG's for a decade. Robin is also celebrating a con appearance and her first published book, so there was a lot to discuss. Listen in below, and be sure to check out Robins recently launched store and look into the original character tournament she mentions here!
For this evenings webcomic creator interview, I talked with Liz Staley of adrastuscomic.com. We had a great conversation about her webcomic, her background, advice for newcomers, and whether or not an art education is beneficial for those thinking to get into the webcomic game. Enjoy!
Creator interviews are back! Today I am delighted to bring to you a conversation I had with Warren Frantz of Offseasoncomic.com. We discuss Offseason Comic, how it started, Warrens process, and one shocking story involving women's lingerie! And, of course, Warren lets us in on which other webcomics he is currently a fan of; interested to find out? Listen in below! (side note: Warren DM'd me after our session to mention that he completely forgot to shout out to Twxxd, so, consider that rectified here).
Tonight, I was fortunate enough to talk webcomics with industry titan (har har, I know Stephen will get a kick out of that illustrious title) Stephen Beals of Cheesebo.com. I have long been a fan of Cheesebo, and look forward to each DAILY! installment. You might remember I also did a review, and I was no less excited to be doing an interview as well. What do we discuss? Well, you will just have to listen to find out. As a teaser: my favorite quote from the evening was Stephen self proclaiming he is crazy, but in a good way! Enjoy...
This evening I spent time with the two hilarious Canadians who create a variety show of comics at Twxxd.com. Brandon & Colin are podcasting veterans, so it should come as no surprise that the discussion flowed rather smoothly. We discuss the origins of Twxxd, lessons learned, plans for the future, the webcomic community in general, and more. These guys are hilarious, and I really enjoyed the discussion. You can listen or download below, and be sure to let us know what you think on Twitter: @yourwebcomics or @twxxd & on Facebook.
For my second creator interview, I spoke with four of the six members of the Obscure Gentlemen team. We discuss everything from advice for new creators, to what motivates the gentlemen, and more. Fair warning, like the comic, the podcast contains explicit language, so, earmuff your kids accordingly. You can listen or download below – be sure to let us know what you think on Facebook, Twitter, or in the comment form at the bottom of the page. Enjoy!
Welcome to what I hope is the first of many creator interviews. You may recall I recently reviewed Sareen from Ink On The Side (you can read the review here) and after such a great response, I decided I wanted to learn more about Sareen, her webcomic, ideation process and more. The podcast is about 30 minutes in length, and is chock full of Sareen's infectious giggle (she claims bouts of nervousness, but given how naturally the conversation flowed, I find that hard to believe). You can listen or download below - be sure to let us know what you think on Facebook, Twitter, or in the comment form at the bottom of the page. Enjoy!