Octobug with Eric Bailey (Tiny Bookshelf)
I look at comics all the time here in this Creator Talk set of bonus episodes. And I've looked at a card game that you play in the real world with actual, physical.... Read more.
Zen Intergalactic Ninja With Steve Honeycutt (Ray Can’t Sleep)
Ninjas are cool. Aliens are cool. So why not make a ninja that's also an alien? And also has a team of rag tag environment saving sidekicks to help him out? Saving.... Read more.
Sea of Sorrows #1
I realize with this one that I'm a sucker for finding creators on Twitter and reading their stuff because of our interactions over there. I'm a simple guy, if someone.... Read more.
Long Ago & Far Away with Chris Mancini
There are tons of stories about little kids who get to go to other worlds and have grand adventures. Like literally tons, and I'm cool with that. But what I really.... Read more.
Fist of the North Star with Jordan Forbes (Shonen Flop)
Post apocalyptic mayhem. New societies and population groups popping up and insisting that they are living the right way. The power struggle between might and right..... Read more.
Lonely Receiver with Rye Hickman and Zac Thompson
Let's get one thing straight. Lonely Receiver is a really fun read. Rye Hickman (previously published as Jen Hickman) and Zac Thompson are really great humans. .... Read more.
Fester’s Quest with Michael Bivens (Silent Journeys)
Everyone that I know who knows who The Addams family is knows them from the 1960s TV show or the 90s movies. A few people from this game. But basically nobody that.... Read more.
An Embarrassment of Witches with Sophie Goldstein
We need something wholesome and real life looking and coming of age but also magical. I wonder where we could get something like that right now. Hmmmm, let me think.... Read more.
Tales of the Dark Tunnel with Chris Dreier
We've already been introduced to the Dark Tunnel from Chris Dreier in the Freaks & Gods comics, but what if I told you that there's more? And that you could.... Read more.
Freaks & Gods #1
Freaks & Gods is a wonderful throwback to the style of the 1970s comics. Easy to just grab an issue and jump in, but Easter eggs for those who read the series. Great.... Read more.
