Two Geeks Talking (Kurt Sasso)

Michael S. Katz and Keith Champagne, creators of the Golden Years spin-off Night Fox, discuss the creative process behind developing a standalone superhero story and share insights on the comics industry. The interview explores the challenges and opportunities of creating spin-off series, the impact of lighthearted superhero genres on creativity, and valuable tips for aspiring comic creators and crowdfunding campaigns. Katz and Champagne also delve into the importance of mentorship, the influence of industry legends like John Byrne, and the collaborative effort behind bringing Night Fox to life, offering a concise look at the current comic book landscape for independent creators and publishers.

In this exciting interview with Raudric J. Curtis, who is a husband, father, football coach, teacher, writer, comic writer, and co-owner of Royal House Comics Publishing. Raudric discusses his journey as a new writer, his passion for reading and how guiding the younger generations in life helps keep his writing in perspective. He also talks about working with a talented group of individuals at Royal House Comics and introduces the team of creative people behind the publisher. He also talks about the future goals of Royal House Comics and how to learn more about them at their website: www.royalhousecomics.com.

Nick Henry and Mike Burton, the writer and creator and artist and illustrator, respectively, of the horror comic series London Gothic. They discuss the inspiration behind the series, including the misunderstood nature of Victorian England and the myths and legends of horror, as well as how the pandemic influenced the creation of the comic. They also talk about their collaborative process and the skills and experiences they bring to the project, as well as their Kickstarter campaigns. More information can be found on their website, www.london-gothic.co.uk.

Jenna Lynn Wright is a writer for tv, film and comics. Jenna Lyn Wright talks about co-creating with her partner Karl Slominski on both Cult of Ikarus and Lady Mayhem. How the ideas for both comics came to light. How planning and writing out these comics makes the final product easier to finish. Plus, favourite directors, underappreciated directors, films and documentaries Jenna Lyn Wright is watching and much more!

Miranda Roldan life is non-stop being an actor, hosting The Balancing ACTor Podcast and now being a new mother. Miranda has carved out a successful acting career with roles on shows like The Blacklist alongside James Spader, a dental hygenist and screenplay writer for her first feature. Miranda opens up about the challenges and triumphs of balancing her professional life with new motherhood, sharing valuable lessons from her mentor and other amazing personal experiences. Tune in to her insights on navigating the acting industry, managing life, and her journey of continuous growth and learning. SHOW NOTES: You can find Miranda Roldan The Balancing ACTor Podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-balancing-actor-podcast/id1648970195 #actor #podcast #mother #podcasthost #theblacklist #jamesspader #acting #aftorslife #momlife #podcastlife

J Horsley III is a comic creator, Co-Host of Spoiler Country podcast and creator of the Y2CL network and his kickstarter campaign for his JONLY NONLY comic series reissue. We talk about the evolution of humor in comics, how the comic series is using education and narration to tell why offensive jokes are bad and why it was used. How the name of the comic series came to be and plans for the future of the series as well!

Get ready to dive into the world of By The Horns! In this exciting Two Geeks Talking interview, we chat with guest Markisan Naso, the talented co-creator and writer of the hit comic series published by Scout Comics. We discuss the inspirations behind the fantasy world of the series, and how the Kickstarter campaign for their first hardcover was successfully funded within just one day! We also learn about Markisan's journey into becoming a comic book writer at the age of 38, proving that it's never too late to follow your dreams and passions. Find out which fantasy author inspired Markisan into the genre, and how he met Jason for the first time after moving from New York to Chicago. And don't miss Markisan's insights on how people who don't follow the fantasy genre often misunderstand it, and why they actually have read the fantasy genre when they pick up this comic series. Along with By The Horns, Markisan has also written for other acclaimed comic book series such as Voracious and Ghouls. And as a bonus, he's also the host of the METALHEADS podcast! Don't miss this thought-provoking interview with Markisan Naso on Two Geeks Talking. If you're a fan of By The Horns, be sure to check out their Kickstarter campaign for the deluxe hardcover edition, which runs until the end of March 2023. Plus, visit Markisan's website for more information on his other projects and works: https://www.markisan.com

Tom Drogalis, a criminal psychologist by day, unleashes his creative side with his debut comic "Divine Power Made Me." Drawing inspiration from Dante's Inferno and his geeky upbringing, Drogalis crafts a compelling narrative that explores the depths of human imagination. This Scout Comics series offers a unique glimpse into the mind of a storyteller who found solace and expression beyond the confines of his day job.

Dan Silveira wears multiple hats as a Google UX Designer and Professor in Toronto, Canada, but by night, he transforms into a comic creator and writer. Delving into themes of loss and grief, his latest comic series, "A Shift Through Time," embarks on a fast-paced time-travel adventure. This captivating narrative skillfully blends humor and heart, delving into the depths of love and sacrifice.

Gideon Marcus, Janice. L. Newman and Lorelei Esther are part of the fun and epic sci-fi project known as Galactic Journey. Galactic Journey, the mission of which is to recover the lost voices of SFF and the Space Race, making the past relevant to today. To that end, he has assembled a diverse team of twenty individuals, covering Science Fact and Fiction across the globe as it existed exactly 55 years ago. About the Guests: Gideon Marcus is the founder of the Serling-Award winning and 4x Hugo Finalist nominated for the web project, Galactic Journey.  Topics include: - The Journey of Galactic Journey - Creative writing and hardest part about the process? - Misunderstood aspects of Sci-Fi from ages gone by. - Hugo nominated feelings and other awards received plus stories behind those. - The new age of writing and art of the younger generations. - Influencing Scott Snyder creation of Blue Bird & more! Website found here: https://galacticjourney.org/

Roland Mann is comic writer for Silverline Comics; By day he is a professor of creative writing in Florida and by night is a comic writer at Silverline Comics. You might remember him from such comic companies as an editor and comic writer for Marvel, Malibu Comics and Silverline Comics creating such works as: Cat & Mouse, Trumps, Switchblade and many more. Silverline Comics has created over thirty comic books with various talent from formerly Malibu comics and other talented creators throughout the years and are too numerous to mention here. Silverline comics also has crowdfunding campaigns every other month as well showcasing the different genres of comics at each Kickstarter campaign. Roland Mann stops by Two Geeks Talking to discuss his career, the Superhero Kickstarter campaign (see link below) for Trumps, Switchblade and Teen Beetle. His journey from working for Malibu comics to Marvel to Silverline Comics, to briefly retiring, then starting back up Silverline comics. Roland also talks about literary works from The Red Badge of Courage to Huckleberry Finn to Mark Twain's Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offenses essay; How to write dialogue for comics and How the next generation will have to handle the comics landscape... plus, much more!

Are you ready for a thrilling ride with Aaron Jordan, the mastermind behind the hit comic book series Wulfsbane? He's back on our channel, and this time he's bringing some seriously hair-raising news! In this interview, Aaron Jordan spills the beans on the highly anticipated second issue of Wulfsbane: In Sheep's Clothing. With a town overrun by unspeakable horrors, our favorite werewolf protagonist must protect his community from the darkness that lurks within. Jordan shares his inspiration for the series, which draws from classic horror movies and literature to create a unique and enthralling tale. He dives deep into the themes of personal struggle and trauma, exploring what it means to confront the darker parts of ourselves and ultimately overcome them. This interview promises to be a wild ride for horror enthusiasts, mystery buffs, and anyone who loves a good scare. With a fully colored 32-page book and a distinctive art style, Wulfsbane is sure to grab your attention and leave you on the edge of your seat. Don't miss out on this exciting interview with Aaron Jordan, where we delve into the terrifying world of Wulfsbane and get a sneak peek into what's in store for this pulse-pounding comic book series!

Jesse Cowell is a writer, editor, director and filmmaker with over thirty years experience creating incredible deep, uplifting and even hilarious bodies of work. You have seen his work through his show: Jeskid TV and other films and series like: Shades of Gray, Drawn by Pain and Status: Kill. Currently, he's taking #tiktok and #youtube by storm with one of his many series "Work from Home" which you can find at: www.tiktok.com/@thejeskid We dove deep into the lengthy career of Jesse Cowell and its safe to say that you will come away from this interview seeing struggles with other people appropriating (allegedly) his work, how success isn't always a success but the friends and connections make this journey truly amazing.

Hilton Ariel Ruiz has been writing and directing feature length films, web series, documentaries, short films and more for the past twenty years. With his viral hit Zombie with a Shotgun, Hilton is looking to crowd funding through Indiegogo to get Zombie with a Shotgun Part 2 made. We talk about why the Horror genre is misunderstood, grass roots film making, what is it like to be a director and why going to the show early in life growing up sparked his passion for writing and directing. 

Ryan Claytor is back on Two Geeks Talking this time with a book called: One Bite At A Time. It is so large that it spans Ryan's twenty years of graphic design, neon sign design, coin op carnival games design, and comics from Elephant Eater to A Hunter's Tale and more! We talk about his career from being a university professor at Michigan State University to lessons learned in graphic design and more!

Ryan Estrada discusses the graphic memoir Occulted, co-authored with Amy Rose, about her experiences living with and escaping a cult through banned books. The interview covers the importance of literary freedom, warning signs of cults, and the impact of the comic, with stunning art by Jeongmin Lee. Available at major bookstores worldwide June 2023. Learn more at https://www.ryanestrada.com

Actress Stacey Weckstein discusses her journey portraying Hannah in "Esme, My Love" directed by Cory Choy in this interview. She shares insights into the physical demands of her role and the joy of working with co-star Audrey Grace Marshall. Stacey highlights the challenges and rewards of acting, expressing gratitude for the transformative power of the craft. For more information, visit Stacey's website at https://www.staceyweckstein.biz

Stacey Souther is an a Actor in Hollywood and a #director, whose most recent work is for the award- winning documentary: “Valerie.” The #documentary focuses on the life and work of #actress Valerie Perrine who won the #bafta award for Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles, the #cannesfilmfestival Best Actress, and was nominated for #academyawards Best Actress. Valerie Perrine has appeared in: "Superman", "Can't Stop the Music", and many more amazing films. Valerie Perrine is a true Hollywood icon who broke many barriers. However, life had other plans. In 2016, she was diagnosed with #parkinsonsdisease. Through chance, Stacey Souther met Perrine and a friendship formed. From that friendship, this powerful documentary #film was created. “Valerie” is available on #itunes #youtube #googleplay & more.

Celeste Bronfman is known as a talented writer in both Comics with Star Trek, My Little Pony and in the TV and Film industry from Degrassi to Marvel Studios. Her latest comics project takes her and artist Emilio Laiso into the world of Jackpot and Black Cat. Having already penned Jackpot comics, Celeste talks about her progression as a writer in Comics, TV and Film, early experiences with language, using fear to experience life and improve her writing and exploring the lives, emotions and friendships through the characters of the Spider-man universe with Mary Jane as Jackpot and Felicia Hardy at Black Cat.

Mike Abramowitz, CEO and Co-Founder of Braidit App, embodies the entrepreneurial spirit with a commitment to 'Create Community Through Discussion.' From overcoming failures to showcasing the resilience that fuels his success, Mike shares his journey of hard work and determination. In this episode, explore the upcoming version of Braidit, a revolutionary Video Engagement App that facilitates direct connections within your community, whether you're a business or a creator. Get an exclusive demo, from crafting your first question to exporting and scheduling responses – discover the power of meaningful conversations with Braid It App.  Two Geeks Talking has an exclusive affilliate link which helps you when you sign up with Braid: https://app.braidit.com/about?linkId=lp_590171&sourceId=twogeekstalking&tenantId=braidit

Ari Gross is a Canadian comic writer who has written several comics, including "Awakening" and "Chosen". We talk about his current comic called "Awakening" which is a one-shot comic that takes place on a starship at the edge of known space and focuses on a cosmic anomaly. He currently has a Kickstarter Campaign here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/awakening-comic/awakening-star-trek-inspired-sci-fi-comic-one-shot Ari Gross has written other comics like and many more: "Chosen" is a six-page comic that tells the story of a boy who is chosen to join the "Brightstar Alliance" as an interstellar peacekeeper. "I'm with the Bard" is another comic written by Gross, about the legendary Orc bard Grosh Pitt and his journey to regain his groove. These comics were published in successful anthologies such as Scott Snyder Presents: Tales from the Cloakroom and Might, Magic, and Monster-in-Laws. 

Eastin DeVerna is a writer of comics and prose such as Samurai Grandpa, A. Guardian, The Runner: A Post Apocalyptic Tale, Mother: A Post Apocalyptic Tale, The Witch’s Blade, the new illustrated novel, Through the Shadow of Titans and more. He’s been published by Source Point Press, Don’t Take Pictures, The Southampton Review, and is always looking for new projects and creative collaborations. In this rapid fire interview, we dive into the creative challenges of writing, we discuss Eastin's newest graphic and novel Through the Shadow of Titans. We talk about co-creating with Shawn Daley and much more.

Arman Nasim is the comic creator of the series Lost Magic. As a writer, the one creative outlet he started working on recently is comic books. Taking his love of Neil Gaiman's Sandman, horror comics and fantasy comics he created his own comic! Good news is he has six more Seasons (comic books) as the varied and diverse characters that were sorely lacking in comics today!

Join Randy Stone, the creative force behind Altruist Comics, in an exciting interview where he discusses his impactful contributions to the comic book industry. From collaborating with renowned publishers to creating captivating series like The Sensational Swan, Crime Pays, Death & Comics, Bullet, and the ongoing Bullet Adventures, Randy's diverse skills as a writer, artist, inker, and letterer shine through. Discover the behind-the-scenes insights of Bullet Adventures' action-packed world and support Randy's Kickstarter campaign for Issues 1-4 at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/altruistcomics/bulletadventures4?ref=8uv2n7.

Ryan Burger has had many careers in life: Professional DJ, to currently a Teacher in Iowa. His love of Video Games, going to arcades with friends has never left him. Over the past five years, he has created the best retro video game magazine called: Old School Gamer! From interviews with legends in the gaming industry to highlighting the retro decades from the 70s to 2000s, we talk about everything from best and worst games to favourite moments and interviews. Plus, tips, secrets and how to make a magazine from scratch and what is exciting about the next generation of video game players!

#podcast #videogames #retro

Chase McPherson, is a journalist by day and the author / creator by night of his newest remastered 'Bloodbound' series. Learn about his inspiration for combining vampires and espionage, and understand how personal struggles with depression and anxiety which influenced the story, leading to a decade-long rewrite. Discover insights into the upcoming release's third book and explore the curated music playlists for each book, available on his website.

Join Dillon Gilbertson, acclaimed writer of "Sweet Heart" and "YULE: Dreadful Tales for the Holiday Season," in an exciting interview where he discusses his newest comic series, "My Neighbor Necromancer." Dillon explores the themes of death and creativity within the world of comics, drawing inspiration from Neil Gaiman's "Sandman" series. Learn about his collaboration with the talented team behind the series and support his work by visiting https://dillondoescomics.com for updates and his captivating comic portfolio

Nahuel Fanjul-Arguijo is the co-founder of Negative Space Comics and for the past few years with his partner Alicia they have been creating a writing competition for writers wanting to break into the comics industry. With a team of judges and a professional circle in the industry of writers, artists, editors, assistant editors and agents; this competition allows multiple people to not only find mentors in the comics industry; but to realize their dreams into not only getting published but also the confidence into pursuing a career in comics. Nahuel talks about his own journey as a writer for TV and Film into comics and how finding a role-model turned his life around when he moved from Argentina to New York to find his passion. Not only does Negative Space Comics hold writing competitions, but they also produce and publish their own comics as well.

Chris Sahloff has had many careers in his life from husband, father, been in a guitarist in a band signed by Sony, a DM in D&D; He is now a comic book creator with his comic: C.R.I.T. Not interested in Fantasy that D&D brings? That's fine C.R.I.T's concept is this: What if you woke up the next day and had Superpowers! Cool right? Well, Chris and his four friends have been playing this campaign for four years and over 500 hours. To the point that Chris one day said: This would be a great comic book! Fast forward to this interview where we talk about the creative process of D&D and this comic; The characters and how closely they resemble their real-life counter parts. Who was edited the most out of the characters in the comics and much more!

Chris Solis is a Comic Creator starting later in life after years of making music with False to be False and Pretty Soldiers, the latter being a punk rock Sailor Moon-themed band. He recently launched his first self-published book with art from Lane Lloyd, letters by Dave Lentz, and editing by Aubrey Lyn Jeppson. A Flag to Fly is a fantasy YA tale that is all about taking responsibility for the world you want to live in. Set on a small feudal island, it's a comedy with a lot of fun riding the line between Sword in the Stone and Game of Thrones. Variant Covers by Rachel Distler and Terri Susca. We talk about his career change from Punk Rock to Comics, the amazing team (many have been interviewed in the past on this show). What he learned from Scott MacLeod and more recently Scott Snyder presents Tales from the Cloakroom where his story was put into the anthology. And how the Kickstarter campaign is going and so much more! Support the Kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/aflag2fly/a-flag-to-fly-1

Danny Gorny is back on Two Geeks Talking rapid fire edition to tell us all about his newest non-autobiographical comic series: Sleepwalkers. Danny Gorny talks about the process of creating the comic, the amazing art team behind it; who will be creating the next few issues; Kickstarter Campaign currently ongoing until Nov 17th at the link here:

Melissa Sercia is an award winning Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Romance author with a passion for philosophy, mythology, and all things supernatural. Melissa Sercia has written series like: Blood and Darkness Series, Beautiful Dark Beasts Series and Immortal Billionaires Series. We talk about a variety of topics from the genres of Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Romance. How playing video games and RPGs like Fallout and Skyrim help with world building in her novels. How being a guest on Spoiler Country lead to her interviewing her idols and fellow authors and look out for her first ever Audiobook coming soon!

Get ready for an electrifying episode of Two Geeks Talking! Our guests today are two legends of DC Comics: Keith Champagne and Tom Nguyen These talented and dynamic creators will be discuss their latest project, The Switch: Electricia, a remastered version of the comic from 2016 and give an inside look at the final stretch of their Kickstarter campaign. But it's not just about The Switch. Keith and Tom will be sharing their thoughts on the superhero genre and how it's often misunderstood. They'll also delve into their experiences with DC Comics and how they navigated the constraints placed on their creativity as writers and artists. Get ready for some behind-the-scenes stories and insights into the world of comics as Keith and Tom reveal how creating an independent comic like The Switch gives them complete editorial control and the freedom to explore their artistic and writing visions. And don't miss the exciting sneak peek they'll be giving us into issue 2 of The Switch series and the innovative ideas they're developing. This is one interview you won't want to miss! Tune in to Two Geeks Talking to hear from Keith Champagne and Tom Nguyen, two of the brightest minds in the DC Comics world and on the independent scene as well.

In this exclusive YouTube video interview, join us as we sit down with Ryan O'Connell, a renowned author, comic writer, and creator of critically acclaimed comics such as Targets, Mack Maverick, Murdrum, and Trains. Ryan delves into the often-misunderstood world of pulp comics and shares the inspiration behind creating the fan-favorite character Mack Maverick. He also takes us through his creative writing process and gives us a sneak peek into some of his upcoming projects. Don't miss this chance to get an inside look at the mind of one of the most exciting voices in the comic book industry today. Additionally, Ryan will be discussing his latest comic "Targets" - a 12-issue spy series with art by Desi Alicea-Aponte and Dee Noonan, and letters by Jerome Gagnon. The story follows an international spy and the woman hired to kill him, who have fallen in love and settled down, but when their suburban life is threatened by their past, they will do whatever it takes to protect their children, even if it means teaching them to kill. Don't miss this opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of this highly-anticipated comic series.

Phoebe Xavier is a writer and editor-in-chief of 1-2-3 GO Publications is the author of their newest novel of short stories: Superliminal Latency which is a collection of 17 short stories in the genres of Horror Porn, Sci-Fi and Thriller. This rapid-fire interview we talk about the characters, fan reactions, favourite story in the book and will there be a second volume plus what's happening in the future with 123go Publications in 2023!

Yujiro Seki is a Director, Producer and Editor. He has created the incredible award-winning documentary: "Carvine The Divine: Buddist Sculptors of Japan" This film, along with a YouTube Channel and Facebook Groups are teaching and preserving the 1400-year old tradition of Busshi, Buddhist Sculptors. It also shows a complete understanding of Buddhism from the viewpoints of Scholars, Buddhist Priests, Sculptors and Artisans and more. In an age of technology, the art of sculpting from images to clay to wood and presenting it to buddhist temples, to clients and collectors from all over the world showcases the need for a physical connection to art.

Lisa S. Johnson is back on Two Geeks Talking! The talented rock guitar photographer of the critically acclaimed book "108 Rock Star Guitars" and her new collection of guitar photos called "Immortal Axes." The book features photographs of legendary instruments from artists such as B.B. King, Kurt Cobain, St. Vincent, the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and more than 150 icons of rock. Lisa's work is praised for its abstract yet sensual and ethereal aura and each photograph is accompanied by a touch of musical history, anecdote or personal storytelling moment. The book is a must-have for guitar lovers and those who want to know more about their favorite guitarists and the instruments they cherish. Joining Lisa S. Johnson is Guitarist of the 80s band Keel and Wayne's World fame Marc Ferrari and Amazon Live Chef and Host of L.A. Chefs Tambi Saffran!

Step into the world of Boston Metaphysical Society with Madeleine Holly-Rosing's newest 4-issue comic series, Mystery at Pikes Peak! In this exciting interview, we talk about the new art team featuring cover artist Angela Wu, colorist Kaytee Brown, and artist Elisabeth Mkheidze. Follow the adventures of Samuel, Caitlin, Granville, and Alma as they flee Boston and seek refuge at Tesla's Experimental Station in Colorado Springs. But their safety is short-lived as an attempt is made on Tesla's life and Caitlin's psychic abilities take a dangerous turn. Who is trying to kill Tesla, and what do Caitlin's visions mean? It's a race against time to uncover the truth before it's too late. Fans of Penny Dreadful, Girl Genius, and Ruse will love the mix of paranormal and science fiction in Boston Metaphysical Society. With a steampunk and gaslamp fantasy twist, this character-driven comic is perfect for those who enjoy historical fiction and alternate history. And if you're new to the series, start with the original six-issue mini-series (Volume 1) to immerse yourself in the world of ex-Pinkerton detectives, spirit photographers, and genius scientists battling supernatural forces in late 1800s Boston. Don't miss out on this exciting new addition to the Boston Metaphysical Society universe!

Bitsy Tandem is the creator of iiisekai Production Studios and Eotera Entertainment and with her husband Aaron Tandem they are the creators of Maiden in Disguise: New Game manga or more the more commonly known title in Japan: Otome no Hensou. All the way from Japan, Bitsy Tandem talks about her passion for all things anime and manga, how Japanese mangaka differ from North American comic creators in a classic manga vs. comic books conversation. We talk about her podcast about world building iiisekai Production Studios, Dimension W manga and anime, comic cons in Japan and an upcoming Kickstarter campaign for Maiden in Disguise: New Game vol 2 (in October), love of world building through video games like Skyrim and much more!

Jason Hunt is the Editor-in-Chief and Host of SciFi4Me.com which is an online magazine, which covers sci-fi, fantasy, horror -- news and opinion programs on our channel, plus event coverage and weather. A unique show on YouTube and other social media platforms. Jason Hunt talks about his start of SciFi4Me.com; How the YouTube channel was demonetized and what it took to get the channel monetized again. Various shows that could make a come back. The Model of being an all-access show covering conventions and much more.

Nick Gibson is a new comic writer to the scene of independent comics through his company The Phoenix Press; Coming back from a busy comic convention in Michigan as of this interview, Nick Gibson is the creator of 2100 Samurai and his newest crowdfunding campaign: Screecher. Nick Gibson sat down with Two Geeks Talking to discuss his talented teams for both 2100 Samurai and Screecher; Why creating these stories and comics was important; How he found his creative team for both comics; Crowdfunding through Indiegogo and what is in store for his next comic story

Sam Willis and Tre Primm are co-creators for a new Zombie Apocalypse comic series that turns the genre on its head! The series is called: RAZE. From their love of writing these types of stories to constantly communicating with each other, they both bring new energy to this genre but don't compare it to The Walking Dead! SHOW NOTES: Support their comic here: https://substack.com/profile/142033732-raze-comics?utm_source=user-menu

Kamourian King is the creator of the captivating comic series Fallen Angels and the exciting new series Regnum Antiquum. In Regnum Antiquum, we follow the journey of a celestial named Amadeus, who roams the mortal realm and falls in love with its people. With a heart full of compassion, Amadeus dedicates his life to helping the world he loves. But when a curse rains down upon the realm, plaguing its people, Amadeus's past catches up with him, and he's forced to face his destiny. But Kamourian's talent and creativity go beyond just the world of comics. In our interview, she opens up about her struggles with depression and anxiety and how creating her characters and stories has become an essential part of her mental health and well-being. Through her art, Kamourian pushes boundaries and expresses herself in ways she never thought possible. Her use of color and detail in her comics is breathtaking and immerses readers in her richly imagined worlds. But as much as Kamourian enjoys creating her art, she also recognizes the importance of promoting her work and stepping out of her comfort zone. Doing interviews like Two Geeks Talking is a way for her to develop her social and promotional skills while sharing her passion for comics with a wider audience. So sit back, relax, and join us for an insightful and entertaining interview with the talented and dynamic Kamourian King on Two Geeks Talking.

Dive into the world of immersive audio with Lance Axt the co-founder and producing director of Pocket Universe Productions. We explore the chilling "London After Midnight" and why the British tell way better ghost stories than the US. The upcoming "Shaman's Tears." with an inclusive indigenous cast and crew and why authentic voices matter. Hear how Pocket Universe's expertise in audio drama brings stories to life in an unparalleled way and why you should never doubt the bard and see his plays live wherever possible. Plus, an exclusive look at what the next major project is going to be!

Cam Kerkau is the writer for his newest comic Gilgamesh: Eternal. Cam stops by Two Geeks Talking to discuss the oldest story ever told. His taked on it is this: The world’s first story continues in the world's greatest storytelling medium. For fans of Jack Kirby, Moebius, and anything that blurs the line between Science Fiction and Mythology issues 1 and 2. We talk about crowdfunding platform like Zoop and why he brought this comic to that platform. How he found his artist and letterer. How he plans to approach local comic book stores to get Gilgamesh: Eternal on their shelves and what products he's excited for fans that back his comic are going to be able to get.

Jacques Nyemb, a graphic designer by profession, has embarked on a journey as a comic creator and publisher, establishing Not So Super Publishing. Drawing inspiration from his African roots and his upbringing in North Carolina, storytelling runs deep in Jacques's veins. Now, with a desire to provide a platform for talented artists and to create inclusive and imaginative stories, Jacques aims to inspire others through his writing, all while ensuring fair compensation for the artists involved. Based in North Carolina, Jacques and his family enjoy spending time in local parks, gardening, and indulging in cartoons.

Dan Price and Casey Allen are back on Two Geeks Talking to bring us with them through the journey that is in the comic Bigfoot Knows Karate Book 2: Born Under a Bad Sign. One year ago Dan Price and Casey Allen brought one of the most kicking ass cryptid to comics with Bigfoot Knows Karate after a successful Kickstarter campaign, they are back with new enemies, new allies and even Bigfoot's name is revealed first here on Two Geeks Talking! Dan Price and Casey Allen talk about the creative comic journey so far both from an comic art and co-writing perspective; How the characters have grown; Crazy analogies and movie references from Carrie Fisher to Sisterhood of the Traveling pants and Beverly Hills 90210 (the original), even Rocky 3 and Blues Brothers. It is safe to say that this journey as hinted at in the previous interview will last 5 books and that each book will have a payoff of its own with even easter eggs as well.

Matt Drago, a SAG-AFTRA and Actor's Equity actor, recently joined Two Geeks Talking to discuss his latest film, "Somewhere in Montana". Drago plays Fabian Verdugo, a Hollywood film director, in this indie feature set to release in 2025. Drago shares his enjoyment working with Graham McTavish and Michelle Hurd on location in Polson, Montana. He highlighted the local community's support and the cast and crew's immersion in becoming one big family during the film's during production and can't wait for everyone to see the final film release.

Markus Pattern is a comic writer and artist from London, England. Markus Pattern is also the creator, writer and artist of his anthology The 3 Deaths of Willis Waterhouse series. We talk about the thrill of writing and drawing a Western black and white styled comic. We discuss how comparative being in a punk band is similar to being a comic creator. How Markus Pattern sets up his goal in writing and art. How challenging himself as a comic creator with a seven week deadline improved his short-term goals; How this challenge also improved his overall timelines creatively and project management wise. How his artistic style improved from the challenge to be prepared for similar comic projects in the future.

Patrick Lugo (aka PLUGO to many) is a former Art Diector of KUNG FU TAI CHI magazine (which shut down in 2020 due to Covid) and Senior Designer of KungFuMagazine.com. He is also an Illustrator (of Children's Books and Album Covers), Author of article & movie reviews and Comic Creator. My premiere children’s picture book Little Monk & the Mantis, earned some acclaim. There’s even a copy in the library of Shaolin Temple in China; birthplace of Zen Buddhism & Kung Fu martial arts. Patrick stopped by Two Geeks Talking to discuss his newest YA graphic novel "A Tiger's Tale" Think: The Jungle Book meets the Tao Tae Ching OR The Jungle Book meets Avatar the Last Airbender.

Samuel Vera is an Indie Comic Creator and Podcaster. Samuel Vera is also promoting his all-ages comedy sci-fi series called: There's an Alien in my Toilet. There's an Alien in my Toilet is an all-ages sci-fi comedy series about this egocentric, thinks he knows it all Alien on a fool's errand to determine if Earth is a threat to his home world Uranus. The real reason he was sent here, is not that serious. General Go-T just needed a break. And so, the story begins. A veteran in the world of Podcasting as well with his show: Catch Da Craze Podcast after a hiatus the show is back where he talks comics, interviews fellow comic creators and more.

Are you a fan of Lovecraftian horror? Then you won't want to miss the latest episode of Two Geeks Talking, where we sit down with the owner of Unlikely Heroes Studios, Laurie Foster, and USA Today best-selling author, Russell Nohelty, to talk about their upcoming reissue and remaster of the anthology series, Cthulhu is Hard to Spell. But this conversation goes beyond just horror stories. We dive into topics like the Backerit crowdfunding campaign, breaking gender stereotypes in creative roles, and the importance of inclusivity in the creative community. And the best part? This anthology is appropriate for all ages! From funny stories to fantasy tales, Cthulhu is Hard to Spell offers something for every Lovecraft fan, whether you're a casual reader or a hardcore fanatic. Support Unlikely Heroes Studios here: https://www.uhstudios.com

Shaun Keenan is inspiring minds through moral and historic stories, by using the visual medium of graphic novels. Having had trouble reading as a child it wasn’t until Shaun was much older that he realized he was a visual learner. Shaun Keenan created a publishing company COMICS2MOVIES and now invests time in using visual mediums to help educate others about moral and social issues. Shaun Keenan stopped by Two Geeks Talking to discuss the business of publishing in todays mass media consumption market; How being a visual learner helped create his comic XCT. Why it's important to understand all aspects of running a business be it publishing or creating comics. Plus much more!

Dive into the realm of fantasy comics with Creator/Writer J.L. Collins, Editor/Letterer Leland Bjerg, and Artist J. Schiek, the brilliant minds behind "Thistle Issue One." Discover the creative process driving Thistle's quest for revenge against the Necromancer, explore the emotional depth of a hero confronting loss and resilience, and witness the collaborative magic that brings this captivating fantasy world to life. Tune in for an enlightening conversation with the masterminds behind one of the year's most gripping comics!

Get ready for a thrilling journey into the world of Steampunk and Gaslamp Fantasy as Bonsart Bokel joins Two Geeks Talking for an exclusive interview! Discover the exciting world of the Association, a one-of-a-kind series of books, comics, and videos that takes inspiration from Pulp, Western, Classic Science Fiction, and Cyberpunk. This is a collaborative universe that brings together talent from all over the world to create an inter-dimensional space station called Hades. Follow the adventures of Igraine Mortuba as she navigates the challenges of the multiverse in Bound for the Styx. A novella that explores the life of refugees in the cobbled-together community of Arkology, a subterranean realm in the void between worlds. Igraine must survive the horrors of the overgrown ruins of Hades, proving herself to a mysterious benefactor, and navigating the dangerous machinations of Arkology's Founder. Check out the series trailer and take a tour of Arkology on our YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/radioretrofuture. Learn more about the Association and support the project on our Kickstarter page - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bonsartbokel/bound-for-the-styx-a-novel-of-steampunk-and-cosmic-horror. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to dive into the world of Steampunk and Gaslamp Fantasy. As George Penney, Bohemiana podcast, and author of OverLondon says, "A truly delicious, swirling gothic steampunk story in a world that feels so three-dimensional that you feel like you could walk through the nearest door and step into it." And as Jeanne Wilkins, editor of HCS Publishing says, "As much as I enjoyed the first novel, Bound for the Styx is twice as good. It's so original and impressive." Find out more at: https://www.associationofishtar.com

Are you ready to embark on a journey filled with adventure, magic, and heroic deeds? Join K.M. Warfield, the mastermind behind the beloved series Heroes of Avoch: Scales and Stingers, as she takes you on an epic ride through the world of Dungeons and Dragons. As a long-time player and experienced DM, K.M. knows the ins and outs of the game like no other. In this video, she shares her passion for DnD, discussing her favorite classes and races, and revealing how her group's long-running campaign inspired her to write the gripping story that has captivated readers worldwide. But it's not all about DnD mechanics - K.M. also takes us on a personal journey of self-discovery, sharing how she overcame her own insecurities and found her creative voice through gaming. Her insights and experiences are sure to inspire any aspiring writer or artist. And if you're ready to immerse yourself in the rich world of Avoch, head over to Amazon and pick up a copy of Heroes of Avoch: Scales and Stingers. With its unforgettable characters, heart-pumping action, and intricate world-building, this series is a must-read for any fantasy lover. So grab your dice, sharpen your pencils, and get ready to join K.M. Warfield on a journey you'll never forget. Don't forget to check out her website for updates on her latest works and news. Check out her other works as well as updated news at: https://kmwarfieldbooks.com

Michael Nunneley is the Chief Executive Officer of Omen Comics and writer of the newest series from Omen Comics Dragon Girl / Albino Warrior #1. We talk about the amazing team around Dragon Girl / Albino Warrior, inspirations for the next generation, second wisest pieces of advice given, musical tastes and how two stories are interwoven together to bring this comic to life!

Chris Creary host of "I Made A Podcast," explores the dynamic world of podcasting with industry legends, including Bruce Chamoff, myself and many more. Discover the secrets behind crafting a successful podcast, from production tips to marketing strategies, all while balancing the joys and challenges. Tune in for inspiring stories and actionable insights that will elevate your podcasting game!

Nina Daisy Aberlein is an Italian Canadian comic creator that has created: Sunrise Blossom, a coming of age story about a young lesbian harpy, who through the warmth and harshness of life blooms into womanhood. From creating her characters to building her world to learning more about herself and the LGBTQIA community. Showcasing her comic on Webtoons, Tapas and format woes transitioning to a long form vertical comic from horizontal. It's safe to say that this is a wonderful comic to read and an amazing person to talk to.

Claudio Ghirardo is an Italian-Canadian comic artist that is a graduate of the famed Kubert School of Arts. He talks about his comic Skull on Comixology, Caio on Webtoons and why being creative in comics changed his life when his life internally didn't have a direction. We dive into comic beats, story telling vs. real-life and so much more!

Step into the cosmos with Jeff Haas, creator of the thrilling science fiction comic "End of All Things: Terminus" and the dynamic host of the "Traversing the Stars" podcast. In this episode of Two Geeks Talking, we delve into the mind of a true visionary as he takes us on a journey through his creative process and the inspiration behind his work. Buckle up and prepare for an adventure through the galaxy as we explore the post-apocalyptic world of "End of All Things: Terminus," and gain insights into the complex themes of survival, redemption, and the human condition. As the host of "Traversing the Stars," Jeff Haas brings his expertise to the table as he interviews the brightest minds in science fiction and fantasy, providing fascinating insights into their work and the genre as a whole. Tune in and join us for an exhilarating discussion that's truly out of this world!

Samuel London's "Alpha Guard" is a thrilling sci-fi series set on Mars, following the adventures of an elite bodyguard facing extreme challenges. This gripping narrative, described as "Jack Reacher in space," explores the future of human colonization on the Red Planet while delivering intense action and suspense. London's unique blend of science fiction and thriller elements promises to captivate readers with its fresh take on interplanetary security and survival.

Join us as we sit down with veteran cinematographer Fletcher Wolfe, renowned for her exceptional work in narrative, documentary, and fashion genres. Discover her unique vision, collaborative role with director Cory Choy, and the fascinating challenges she faced while working with talented actresses Stacey Weckstein and Audrey Grace Marshall. Dive into the captivating world of color theory, color grading, and the artistic nuances that bring Fletcher's films to life. Don't miss the exclusive insights and get ready to experience "Esme, My Love," available on June 2nd at https://www.esmemylove.com, and explore Fletcher Wolfe's portfolio at https://www.fletcherwolfe.com.

Adam Rose is a talented writer of prose, script writer, playwright, comedy sketcher and writer of comics. The comic Adam Rose is talking about on Two Geeks Talking is Corollary which is an epic sci-fi series which released its final issue in June and in July is being published by Source Point Press. We talk about the comic, Source Point Press and that relationship. His friendship with Rylend Grant (who was on the show not too long ago); His writing process, the next generation of writers and so much more!

In this first ever interview online we are joined by Comic Artist Rachel Distler, she discusses her various projects including Dandy Presents: The Penny Dreadfuls, Big Hype 1/3, The Color of Mas, Songs of the Sea, Oracle, and her role as the artist on The Nightcrawlers. Rachel shares her experience winning the Penny Dreadfuls competition and having to complete the comic in just three weeks. She also discusses the challenges of being an independent illustrator and how her college experience working with masters in the craft led her to her career. Rachel talks about how a flyer for a lecture with Art Spiegelman sparked her interest in becoming an artist and how understanding human nature helps with her art.

Todd Black has an extensive resume as an Author, Writer, Comic Book Writer and more. Todd Black is known for his comics: Guardians, HERO, Tokyo Blade Detectives, Sherlock Holmes and his upcoming graphic novel: 5 Bullets, 6 Men soon to be published by Source Point Press. We talk about why Todd became a writer. First material he wrote that made him say he could do this as a career. Why Gail Simone could be a bear (we have never seen a bear and her in the same room) and how believing in yourself, your work will lead to success which is a topic he will be discussing at an upcoming comic convention.

We explore the fascinating world of comics and theology with Travis B. Hill, creator of the thought-provoking Thorn comic series. Travis shares his journey from childhood love for comics to becoming an academic historian and theologian, discussing the influence of his academic background on his writing. Don't miss this captivating interview and learn more about Travis B. Hill's work at https://www.travisbhillcomics.com

Join Dan Membiela as he returns to Two Geeks Talking to discuss his comic Under God and the creative journey he and Band of Bards undertook to bring it to the masses. Discover how to get a preview of the comic through the Band of Bards website or at your local comic book store, and learn how the world of Under God blurs the lines between reality and fiction. Don't miss this interview and show your support for Dan and the comic by visiting https://bandofbards.com/product/under-god/

Brendan Albetski is a comic writer, comic artist and comic illustrator of the series Maru Kiru Destroy the Moon (Currently with two volumes of the comic as of this interview). About the comic: Maru Kiru is on a quest. To destroy the moon. It is an anabolic sword and sandals graphic novel that is a bloody knuckled pulp violence in explosive color being published by Castaigne Publishing. We talked with Brendan about the creative inspiration and the spark that brought this comic to light; How working at a newspaper in college lead to wanting to be more creative in writing and art; What is Brendan's creative process and philosophy; Creative inspiration that isn't part of the big 2 of comics; How to get to point A and B in comics storytelling; Plus, much more!

Jerry Carita and his 8-year-old son Harlan co-created "The Grizzly Crew," an epic comic adventure blending imagination, bravery, and family ties. Set in the Jungle Book universe, it follows Jerry the Koala, the Claw Family of Papa, Mama and Rosie Claw, with a grumpy Polar Bear Stephen the Chef and lead by Captain Grizzly this thrilling high-seas journey is filled with action, heartwarming humor and life lessons.

Chris Benamati and Tim Stolinski are the co-owners of Band of Bards a comic book / graphic novel publisher that focuses on publishing comics that tell stories for everyone; No matter who they are. Originally telling the stories of Veteran's of the Military with showing both the joy and sadness that goes along with serving in the military. Band of Bards started to branch off into being an inclusive comic book publisher from anthologies to one-shot comics of all genre's.

Trevor Mueller a comic writer for such series as Albert the Alien, Webtoon Originals like Nexus Point, Re-Possessed and Magical Natalie being published by LGBT publisher Arledge Press. Trevor Mueller is also one of the top three returning guests on Two Geeks Talking with at least six appearances. He also holds the record for the longest interview in Two Geeks Talking history at four hours (which eventually will come back as a Patreon only level). That being said, Trevor Mueller stopped by Two Geeks Talking to discuss Nexus Point what has gone on with it since we last talked. Will there be a Season 2? The summaries of Re-Possessed and Magical Natalie. We talked about the transition of comic in print form to digital scrolling and how that affects content (you're getting more content by scrolling). Plus, much more!

J. Schiek is a comic arist and writer for a number of projects and is the creator of Hush Ronin, which is being published by Band of Bards. In this interview J. Schiek was nominated during an ask for creative people that should be interviewed. While we didn't get to the topic of "How to quit your job and become a comic artist full time", we did talk about artistic processes; retooling a character through different styles of art from watercolor to impressionist to modern styles; How getting a Masters Degree in Illustration and Fine Art solidified the main character of Hush Ronin look and how Mythology and Travelling abroad brought everything together. Plus, Neil Gaiman Sandman Artwork as well.

Sam Quinton is back on Two Geeks Talking from Sinopa Publishing. This time he brings the talented artist behind 47 Furious Tales, a Kubert School of Art Graduate: Alexia Veldhuisen. They talk about the influences of Manga, Anime, Film and the research found while putting this 12 issue comic book series together. We talk about the ethics of writing about this historic story with these notable people. What was edited out of the book. The hardest scene to write and draw and much more!

John E Murphy, comic creator & illustrator of Cosmic Debris, a sci-fi-romance comic that's full of fun and meant to whisk you away to exciting adventures. From his love of Star Trek and the holodeck adventures of Captain Proton to being a US Navy Diver helped pay his way towards his creative background in illustration and animation. John's art in this colorful and approachable comic encourages creativity and whimsy, making it a delightful read for pulp indie comic fans. This comic is part of a five-issue story arc published by Markosia, co-created with writer Stu Perrins. Additional team members include Rob Jones - Letterist and Karly Murphy - Editor. SHOW NOTES: Get Cosmic Debris Issues 1 - 2 here: https://tinyurl.com/cosmicdebrisamazon

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Liam Brown, a seasoned esports executive and Corporate Partnerships Manager for Knights Esports Group, joins Two Geeks Talking to share his extensive knowledge and insights into the competitive esports landscape. Engaging and insightful, Liam discusses the fundamentals of esports, the challenges and qualities in recruiting esports players, and the evolving role of gaming in social interaction and entertainment. He delves into the preparation required for top esports players and executives, evaluates teams beyond win-loss records, and offers valuable advice for aspiring esports professionals, touching on topics such as leadership, sponsorship, and the essential elements for success in the rapidly growing esports industry.

Don't miss the electrifying event with Brad Guigar, the acclaimed Godfather of Webcomics, as he takes us on a transformative journey through the comic landscape. Join us for an insightful discussion on how Brad revolutionized the industry with his groundbreaking works, including Webcomics.com and the iconic Evil Inc. Discover the secrets to his success, gain invaluable insights into storytelling and self-publishing, and witness the impact of webcomics on the comic world. Brace yourself for an inspiring event that will forever change your perspective on comics

Richard Fairgray is a comic writer, comic artist, illustrator and on track to be the most published comic artist of all time. Richard Fairgray was previously on Two Geeks Talking for an interview about his other comics: Haunted Hill, Black Sand Beach and Blastosaurus (which will be released later in 2022) . With this rapid-fire interview Richard Fairgray talks about his newest comic that he is a co-writer on called Shed. Topics: Richard Fairgray talks about his fellow co-writer Lucy Campagnolo and how she balances out his crazy creative force. Why he wanted to publish this book in the United Kingdom and Scotland through Blue Fox Comics publisher Never being on #kickstarter has given Richard Fairgray and his manager the bug to start to use that platform for his own comics. How the Pandemic, Dream Jobs, famous and not so famous Robin Williams films and Bob Barker all fit into his creativity

Marie Tary, aka Shadowsmyst, known for her comic series: Brymstone & Shifters: Redux, in this interview showed the power of following a passion. She learned important skills while planning the Vancoufur convention, like handling media, IT, and talking with people. Marie also gave helpful advice about starting a streaming career on Twitch and how being with friends can make communication better and bring more fun. Her story shows that running a comic con can make you more employable and bring creativity to your life.

Edwin de Castro is a writer, comic writer and creator of Lost Between Worlds. Edwin de Castro talks about his influences in film and comics from directors like David Lynch to Quentin Tarentino and others. How manga and anime like Death Note and Bleach influenced his take on death on a concept for his comic. How death isn't to be feared because it is a natural course in life and through it a better understanding of how to write in his own style. Plus, who would Edwin de Castro like to play the lead of Gwynn Ap Nudd Carly Chaikin (from Mr. Robot of course) and much more. This was a fast paced interview jammed full of great advice for young writers to pop culture influences and more!

Robbie J. Atkinson has been in the film industry, K-Pop and now a successful manga writer for her series: The Seventh Kingdom: Fukushuu no Oukoku. Together with Illustrators Wala the founder of TAGLINE 9 and others, she has put together a world of action in a story and world only she can tell.

Reynard City Chronicles is a comic series created by Rob Turner. In an interview on Two Geeks Talking, Turner discussed Issue 6 of the series and his plans for a total of nine issues to wrap up the story. He has not announced any plans for an animated or live-action adaptation at this time. The comic features a surreal story that combines elements of 90s Saturday morning cartoons with a darker edge. Support for the production of a print version of the comic and the artists involved can be found on the official website, reynardcitychronicles.com.

Laurent Valles Jr. is a US Army Veteran, #writer of #comics . Originally, starting out he wrote a #webcomic and through that experience he has created his current comic: Sacrifice. About Sacrifice series:  Damien, the super powered host of the devil, has been looking for allies who can stop Lucifer from reviving, which would bring an end to the age of man. Among these allies are an archangel, a vampire, a demon hunter, and a fledgling witch who was chosen by a legendary spell book. Damien's team has split into two groups, the first of which set off to uncover the plans of the evil cult which tied his soul to Lucifer in the first place. In this issue, we get to see a bit more of what the cult has been scheming, while learning what makes the spell book so special.

Get ready for a deep dive into the world of The Laundrymen, as co-creators Lyndon Radchenka and Steven Kaul join Two Geeks Talking for a fascinating interview! Discover how their unique perspectives and creative talents combine to create an immersive horror experience, and learn about the influences of iconic works like Pulp Fiction and Constantine. With a successful Kickstarter campaign underway, Lyndon and Steven share their thoughts on the current and future stretch goals. Plus, get the inside scoop on fan reaction and find out what each brings to the collaboration. You won't want to miss this exciting conversation, which also explores how their media consumption through inspirations like Jack Kirby, Stephen King and Scott Snyder informs their creative processes. Tune in now!

Joe Khachadourian wrtier and creator Identity Stunt 1 and Identity Stune 2 comic. About Identity Stunt 1 and 2: The protagonist Sami “Sam” Nasser is a stunt man who is accused of being a masked vigilante by antagonist- Dominus Smith. We’re not sure if Sam is Beatdown the vigilante who often beats up Dominus, but the implication is this is a case of mistaken secret identity. During this interview Joe Khachadourin talks about his creative influence being Kevin Smith, with all the work that he's done in his career, to even appearing on Kevin Smith's podcast. From there we discussed why creating worlds is important, and why sometimes the best method for naming characters is to be obvious and literal at the same time. Aside from that we discussed a secret project that you'll have to see and hear about on this interview!

Marvin Wynn is a comic writer and creator of The Edge Comic, which has a Kickstarter campaign going on now! In this rapid-fire interview on Two Geeks Talking we dive into inspirational people, what Marvin's grandfather and reading the dictionary allowed him to do. Why Pittsburgh is such a talented city for Art, Music and so much more! What the comic is about? Infected by the super steroid The Edge, Revenant is on a rampage to eliminate Richard Tartabull. Can the strike team placed between them stop Revenant. Or will they all spread the infection of The Edge further?

Nick Bryan discusses his newest one-shot comic, STONE COP, in a recent episode of Two Geeks Talking. The comic follows a police officer made of stone who defends his city from marauding Rock Trolls. In the interview, Nick shares insights on his collaboration with Phil Appley for the art and DC Hopkins for the lettering, and with the Kickstarter campaign ongoing, you can support this project at https://tinyurl.com/stonecop. Learn more about Nick Bryan and his other works at http://www.nickbryan.com/comics/.

Daniel Kalban is a comic book writer and author known for his comics American Dreams and his newest co-created comic: Knightwrath. This is the first episode of Two Geeks Talking: Rapid-Fire; 11 questions, 9-15 minutes of time as we dive right into the heart of being a creative person. We talk about the creative process, what drives Daniel Kalban as a creative person. What stops him as a creative person and why Todd McFarlane could have done better?

Join us on Two Geeks Talking as we sit down with David Howard, the Editor-in-Chief and Creator of the far future science fiction graphic anthology 'Blood World' from Raincross Press. David will be discussing his process for creating the world of 'Blood World', as well as the contributions of his talented team, including Jeff Bracey (Art Director/Writer/Artist), Michael Nunneley (Writer), Steve Sellers (Writer), and David Taylor II (Writer). Don't miss this in-depth look at the making of one of the most exciting graphic anthologies in recent memory. Tune in now!

The Podcasting Crew Q2 Roundtable: Podcasting AI, Guests removing interviews and the End Game of your Podcasting Journey. We are back in the second quarter of 2024 with myself Kurt Sasso, hosting this roundtable session with Jeff Haas host of Traversing The Stars podcast and Barney Smith host of Story Comic Podcast and his own radio station in Virgina. 

This time around we have a few topics to discuss. Starting with what has been going on since our last quarterly roundtable; moving onto podcasting and the use of AI; what is the End Game of your Podcasting Journey?  To a question about What would you do if a past guest a decade ago, asked to have their interview taken down?

Join the Mafia with Bret Juliano as he unveils 'Mobimals,' a true crime journey where real-life mobsters transform into their animal-nickname counterparts, the history of true crime, and the playing cards that are inspired from it. In this interactive interview, discover the meticulous process behind creating a standard deck of 55 cards, where Lucky Luciano, Bugsy Siegel, Vincent Gigante and more are in the palm of your hand. From the glittering casinos of Las Vegas to back-room poker games, join us as we explore the world of Mobimals, a limited edition print run featuring 52 of Bret's accurate and historically researched mobsters reimagined for this exclusive standard deck. 

Wells Thompson and Dalton K. Shannon are co-writers for two extremely different yet completely captivating comics: MechaTon and Frankenstein the Unconquered. While we only focused on these two comics, they have written many more comics. Wells Thompson and Dalton K. Shannon discuss a variety of topics: How they met each other in college. How to write for comics. How to create believable worlds and characters. What makes good dialogue between friends and enemies on the comics page. How writing a script lays the groundwork for their various talented artists. What were some of their favourite pages they got back from their script. They also talk about changes to their Kickstarter campaign to make it more affordable for those supporting their comics especially for issue #2 of Frankenstein the Unconquered. Wells Thompson is a comic writer and editor behind MechaTon, Frankenstein the Unconquered, and Descent into Dread (co-writer with Dalton K. Shannon). Dalton K. Shannon is a comic #writer behind MechaTon, Frankenstein the Unconquered (co-writer with Wells Thompson).

Embark on John Ward's remarkable journey from PhD in String Theory to acclaimed comic writer in Vancouver, BC. Hear his captivating insights on the transition, the overwhelming success of his comic series Acausal, and the discovery of his incredible artist and letterer. Explore John's creative process, influenced by his love for science and fueled by his passion for storytelling, and delve into his works as a filmmaker and podcaster. Stay updated on John's latest projects at www.arbutusfilms.com, and don't miss this exclusive interview for valuable advice and inspiration for aspiring creatives and comic book enthusiasts.

Serena Sanchez is a comic writer and creator of their newest series Black Rhapsody. We talk about the writing process, the creation of these unique characters, getting their names and finding the artist to invoke the vision of Serena's creativity. About the Comic: Black Rhapsody takes the darkness of Puella Magi Madoka Magica and combines it with the horrific ultra-violence of Berserk, with a bit of Jem and the Holograms sprinkled in.

J.R. Hughto is the writer and co-creator of That Distant Fire comic being published by Black Eye Books. It is a socio political scifi graphic novel by JR Hughto and Curt Merlo which will be crowfunded in June by Black Eye Books through Crowdfundr. Notably, J.R. Hughto is a Marketer and Film Editor in Hollywood. Topics of the interview included: Playing D&D at age 4, writing for film and comics, Why Film Trailers Give away too much or tease just the right about and which is his favourite film trailer.  We  talk about the comic That Distant Fire the theme of the world and much more!

Matt D. Wilson (not the illustrator) is the host of many podcasts including: War Rocket Ajax podcast; He is the author of The Supervillain Handbook; Comic creator and writer for Everything Will Be Okay, Copernicus Jones: Robot Detective and his newest comic series Impostor Syndicate. We talk about his creative journey in both comics, prose and podcasting. How being creative is both energizing and draining at the same time. We discuss Zoop.gg which currently has his comic series as a crowdfunding campaign. We discuss why he used Zoop over Kickstarter and what are the benefits from Zoop. And so much more! Give support to Matt D. Wilson on his website: https://mattdwilson.net

Chase McPherson is a web-based journalist by day and an author by night. His popular series Bloodbound brings Hunter (a person struggling with mental health) being turned into a Vampire / Demon hybrid into the world of the supernatural.  Chase returns to talk about his newest novel in the series: Bloodbound: Extreme Temperatures. We dive into this latest issue, character development from issue one to issue four and more!

Get ready for a captivating conversation on Two Geeks Talking with the brilliant and talented Travis Gibb! Travis is the creator of the thrilling Coins of Judas comic, published by Band of Bards, and the edgy Granite State Punk comic, published by Scout Comics. In this exciting interview, Travis takes us behind the scenes of the comic book industry, sharing how Band of Bards and Scout Comics helped turn his dreams into a physical reality. We get an inside look at the incredible art teams behind each comic and how they go above and beyond to bring Travis's visions to life, including the talented artist Tyler Carpenter, who was interviewed on Two Geeks Talking for Girl with the Mega Fists. But the conversation goes deeper than just comics. Travis shares how he dealt with the loss of his grandmother and how being a pastor helped him find healing. He also takes us through the inspiration behind Granite State Punk, a comic that explores the complexities of returning to your hometown and finding your place in the world. If you're a fan of comics, art, or just love hearing inspiring stories from talented creatives, this is the interview for you! Don't miss Two Geeks Talking with Travis Gibb.

Paxson Chase In his raw and introspective EP "It Hurts, Doesn't It?", Paxson Chase transforms personal mental health struggles into a powerful musical journey that invites listeners to heal alongside him.

Drawing from New Jersey's vibrant environments, Paxson Chase crafts emotionally charged R&B tracks that explore the depths of human vulnerability. 

Beyond his music, he's a passionate artist who continually pushes creative boundaries, finding inspiration in unexpected places like anime openings and his constant stream of musical ideas.

Kristian Herrera is a comic book writer and creator of the superhero genre series Sidekick for Hire. Currently (as of this interview) volume 4 is successfully funded on Kickstarter. We talked about the team of comic artists, illustrators, letterers from around the world that worked with Kristian to make his comic a reality. Artist Rick Alves, Colorist Veronica Saraceno, Letterer Toben Racicot all helped bring this comic to life. Other topics included: inspirational people, first-time fan interactions at comic conventions, fan reactions to the themes and characters and much more!