Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan k lindsay

This week the podcast delves into the world of J Webster Sharp (The Book of Life and Death) to talk about the many layers of her work and comics. From her entry into small press comics, to working with publishers, work processes and disciplines, influences and even musicals - this one has it all. Theres also tons of great recommendations, character writing, superhero chat and more. Great stuff to check out this week - J Webster Sharp, Fondant, The Book of Life and Death, Thousand Faces, Humanoids, Shift It, Beast Hunting Battle Badgers, Steve Sims, She Volume 1, Printopia, Bob Fingerman, Brighton Art and Book Fair, Amopatrice, Grixly, Nate McDonnagh, True Tales From the Bar, Bryan Kelly, Speed Republic, Mad Cave Comics, Ryan K Lindsay, Mugshots

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I'm so excited to get to share today's chat with you because I firmly believe I'll be talking about this book on our awards show at the end of the year. I got to recently catch up with comics writer Ryan K. Lindsay to hear all about his new Mad Cave Studios project, Deer Editor. This is a noir like none other. That simple addition of a man/deer character adds so much range with what you are able to execute with the story. Ryan was kind enough to drop a few examples of Australian noir film and tv titles during the chat that I had to add to my viewing list. I'll drop them below so you don't have to write it all down while you are listening. Deer Editor #1 dropped in stores this past week. Make sure to check it out. The Proposition - a film by Joh Hillcoat and starring Guy Pierce, Emma Watson, and Ray Winstone Chopper - a film by Andrew Dominik starring Eric Bana Two Hands - a film by Gregor Jordan starring Heath Ledger Underbelly - a tv series Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zoran talks with Ryan K Lindsay, about his passion for story and how it relates to writing comics, the well spring of creativity that resides in Ryan's brain, getting projects off the ground, pitch meetings, publisher workshops, work life balance and daily early morning writing sessions!

ComixTribe just had it's most-backed, most funded Kickstarter launch ever with Ryan K Lindsay & Louie Joyce's A FISTFUL OF PAIN. In this Kickstarter postmortem recap, Tyler dives deep into the analytics to extract the key components that resulted in such a successful launch.

Today Al Mega hangs out with amazing comic book creator, Ryan K Lindsay and his partner in crime, Emanuele Parascandolo to discuss their latest project from Mad Cave Studios, Speed Republic. Tune in to learn all about this awesome new book and more... https://youtu.be/EBSC_bzVQ_Y Follow Emanuele at https://twitter.com/PARASK21825412 Follow Ryan at https://twitter.com/ryanklindsay Follow Mad Cave Studios at https://twitter.com/MadCaveStudios Thanks for listening / watching! Host: Al Mega (Twitter/Instagram/Facebook): @TheRealAlMega / @ComicCrusaders Make sure to Like/Share/Subscribe if you haven't yet. https://www.youtube.com/c/comiccrusad… Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/comiccrusaders Visit the official Comic Crusaders Comic Book Shop:  comiccrusaders.shop Visit the OFFICIAL Comic Crusaders Swag Shop at: comiccrusaders.us Episode 116 in an unlimited series! Main Site: https://www.comiccrusaders.com/​​​​ Sister Sites: http://www.undercovercapes.com​​​​ http://www.geekerymagazine.com​​​​ http://www.splinteredpress.com Pick up official Undercover Capes Podcast Network merchandise exclusively on RedBubble.com – bit.ly/UCPNMerch Streamyard is the platform of choice used by Comic Crusaders and The Undercover Capes Podcast Network to stream! Check out their premium plans for this amazing and versatile tool, sign up now: https://bit.ly/ComicCrusadersStreamyard

This week Part-Time Fanboy puts the pedal to the metal to traverse international borders once again to talk with Australian writer Ryan K. Lindsay about his new comic book Speed Republic coming out from Mad Cave Studios on February 2nd! Speed Republic is a comic that takes place in a dystopian Europe which is ruled […]

Show notes Queenie Chan's website Ryan K Lindsay's website Part 1 of our conversation (episode 017) Transcript NB: This transcript has not been checked for accuracy. I apologise for any errors. [Music] Karen Beilharz: Welcome to Hiveminded Podcast, an occasional and seasonal podcast about the creative arts and the people who create them. My name […] The post Hiveminded Episode 018 appeared first on Hivemindedness Media.

Show notes Queenie Chan's website Ryan K Lindsay's website Transcript [Music] Karen Beilharz: So it's been three years since our last podcast episode, which was our writing retreat miniseries back in July of 2018. Since then, Bec, Guan and I have been involved with other projects—projects that, unfortunately, haven't involved this podcast. Since then, other […] The post Hiveminded Episode 017 appeared first on Hivemindedness Media.

Here is my list of comic releases for #NCBD July 14, 2021: NINJAK 1 // VALIANT // Jeff Parker & Javier Pulido EVERFROST 2 // BLACK MASK // Ryan K. Lindsay & Sami Kivela BUNNY MASK 2 // AFTERSHOCK // Paul Tobin & Andrea Mutti EVE 3 // BOOM! // Victor LaValle & Jo Migyeong INFINITE FRONTIER 2 // DC // Joshua Williamson & Xermanico JUSTICE LEAGUE: LAST RIDE 3 // DC // Chip Zdarsky & Miguel Mendonca 6 SIDEKICKS OF TRIGGER KEATON // SKYBOUND // Kyle Starks & Chris Schweizer SKYBOUND X 2 // SKYBOUND // Robert Kirkman, Chip Zdarsky, Daniel Warren Johnson, Irma Kniivila, Ryan Ottley, Ramon Perez, & Tri Vuong DETECTIVE COMICS 1039 // DC // Mariko Tamaki & Viktor Bogdanovic FUTURE STATE: GOTHAM // DC // Joshua Williamson & Dennis Culver & Giannis Milonogiannis THE JOKER 5 // DC // James Tynion IV, Matthew Rosenberg, Sam Johns, Francesco Francavilla, & Sweeney Boo MIGHTY MORPHIN 9 // BOOM! // Ryan Parrott & Marco Renna BEYOND THE BREACH 1 // AFTERSHOCK // Ed Brisson & Damian Couceiro Thank you for listening, and I hope you enjoyed it. I am always working on more content around the web, so feel free to give me a like, follow, or comment when and where necessary. I am always excited to talk about storytelling, comics, and everything in between. Again, thank you for listening, and I hope to see you around. -Ryan FOLLOW RATE & REVIEW THE SHOW ON PODCHASER FOLLOW & SUPPORT ON PATREON FOLLOW & CONNECT ON LEAGUE OF COMIC GEEKS --FIND ME ONLINE-- YouTube: @nuexguy TIK TOK: @nuexguy TWITTER: @nuexguy INSTAGRAM: @nuexguy WEB: nuexguy.com --PRODUCTION SOFTWARE & HARDWARE USED-- Graphics: CANVA Editing: WEVIDEO Recording: Acer Chromebook Spin 15 CP315 and/or Samsung Galaxy Note20 SM-N980F Sound: Tonor TC-777 USB Computer Condenser Microphone Mic TN12009D --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cosmiccampfire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cosmiccampfire/support

Weekly Pull Highlights Everfrost #1 Basilisk #1 Nice House on the Lake #1 This week came out swinging HARD, man! An excellent new horror title from Cullen Bunn, a bold new sci-fi title packing a ton of narrative threads from Ryan K. Lindsay, and one of the most stunning horror pieces we've ever read from James Tynion IV - and we mean ever. Hope you're ready to go get some books, folks, because there's plenty to choose from this go round! 

Writer Ryan K. Lindsay (BEAUTIFUL CANVAS, EVERFROST) joins the show to talk about his approach to writing, his collaborations with Sami Kivela, his experience in the DC Writers Workshop, and much more.Follow Ryan @RyanKLindsayThis episode is sponsored by GARM! Visit www.garmcompany.com/tmbc for 20% OFF textures, brushes, typefaces and more for ProCreate and Photoshop.Subscribe via: Apple | Google | Stitcher | Spotify | RSSFollow the Show: Twitter | Instagram @TMBCworkshopContact: Letters@TMBCWorkshop.comFollow Jason: Twitter | Instagram @JasonHalftones

ALIA Graphic Novels and Comics presents the second of our Creator Chat series where we have conversations with different creators about all things comics and libraries. This week we have Ryan K. Lindsay who's recently had a really successful run on Kickstarter for his latest graphic novel: SHE.Ryan is a teacher by day and a comic book writer by night. He took a break to talk to us about remote learning, parents and kids knowing about his comics, what it's like to review comics, his own comics and Kickstarter adventures, among many other things. Ryan also shares with us three books he's recently read and really enjoyed. Watch, enjoy, let us know what you think and support Ryan's work if you can. To keep up with Ryan's project it's best to follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ryanklindsay Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, in Episode 411, I have a great conversation with creator Frank Gogol from Grief and Dead End Kids, both from Source Point Press.  Frank is one of those terrific up-and-coming writers that I expect even more wonderful comics from in the years ahead. We discuss his beginnings at Comics Experience to making Grief happen, an anthology described by Ryan K. Lindsay as “one of the most impressive entries into comics I’ve seen a creator make.” Then we move to Dead End Kids, called “Stand by Me meets Hardy Boys.” He has some great news for us fans about the future of this book, then he talks about a super sale for both of these series’ coming very soon! We also explore what we can expect from him in the future, so I’m sure you’ll enjoy what he has to say! Be sure to check out his website as well as his social media entries, including Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

Over the past several years, Ryan K Lindsay has heard the word "yes" from Black Mask, IDW, Dark Horse, DC, ComixTribe and many more. On this special session of the ComixLaunch Podcast, Tyler picks Ryan's brain on how he's managed to perfect his pitching process to attract the interest of artists, editors and fans.

Over the past several years, Ryan K Lindsay has heard the word "yes" from Black Mask, IDW, Dark Horse, DC, ComixTribe and many more. On this special session of the ComixLaunch Podcast, Tyler picks Ryan's brain on how he's managed to perfect his pitching process to attract the interest of artists, editors and fans.

In Episode 107 of X-Band: The Phantom Podcast, we are delighted to bring you a recording of a The Phantom panel from Brisbane Supanova on November 10, 2018.While the topic as advertised in the program was promising, unfortunately the Supanova team did not exactly bring together a heap of Phantom experience for the panel. Established cover artist Jamie Johnson certainly brought credibility with him. However it is fair to say that co-panelists Tom Taylor, Ryan K Lindsay and Dean Rankine, while amazing writers and incredible talents in their fields, are less well-versed in Phantom lore.Even so, no one was more surprised than X-Band podcaster and covertly-recording audience member Dan when Tom got down from the panel stage and swapped seats with him about 15 minutes in, after he made what he thought would be a short appearance with an audience comment on a point Dean had made, Jamie was very gracious in sharing his first ever Con panel with a ChronicleChamber blow-in and had some very nice words to say about the work we doKeep a special ear out for Jo, whose statements from the audience really have the potential to resonate with a lot of Phantom phans.Special thanks to all panel members - especially Tom Taylor - as well as the moderator for being accommodating enough to bring ChronicleChamber onto the stage and contribute in some way to the conversation.Happy Phantoming!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chroniclechamber)

Quick chats with some amazing Aussie creators at Supanova Sydney.... 00.18: DEAN RANKINE:https://www.instagram.com/deanrankine/?hl=en 07.30: JON SOMMARIVA: https://www.instagram.com/sommariva/?hl=en 16.00: ALEX WYNNTER - ‘The Phantom: Treasures of Drakon’ board game: https://www.chroniclechamber.com/single-post/2017/12/28/Coming-Soon-A-Phantom-Board-Game 19.53: KIERAN JACK - ‘The Talking Bread’ comic: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1688799037/terror-of-the-killer-mould-issue-5-of-the-talking 25.54: RYAN K LINDSAY: https://ryanklindsay.com/ 35.15: TOM TAYLOR: http://www.tomtaylormade.com/ Join the group chat: https://www.facebook.com/groups/501943196826833/ Thanks for tuning in ~ ABx

Daniel White, Zack Kruse, and Mario Muscar join us to discuss Amazing Spider-Man #797, The Face-Skull by Pat Dorian from Doom and Gloom Comics, Untold Tales of Spider-Man and Kurt Busiek, John Byrne, The Eagles, Punisher Platoon by Garth Ennis and Goran Parlov, Blazing Combat, Harvey Kurtzman, Archie Goodwin, Bob Kanigher, Punisher Born, Jack What's-His-Name, Eternal by Eric Zawadski, Ryan K. Lindsay, and Dee Cunniffe from Black Mask, Andy Kaufman and Box Brown's Is This Guy for Real?, Avengers No Surrender, Donny Cates and Doctor Strange/Damnation, Green Lantern Corps Volume 2: Alpha War and Green Lantern Volume 7: Renegade, Todd Browning's Freaks and Jim Woodring, Inside Moebius Volume One, 17 X 23 and Golemchik from Nobrow Press, Superboy and Tom Grummett, Jim Shaw's The Hidden World, Steve Ditko, Buck Dharma, Ross Geller, and a whole mess more!

All of us are building something in this game, but what foundations are we dropping down first? The start of the year is a good time to think broadly about what you want out of the coming 12 months and this is why I always lay down an Annual Theme for things first. In this session, Ryan K Lindsay unpacks what an Annual Theme is, how it can build clarity for your mind, and what avenues it might help you explore.

All of us are building something in this game, but what foundations are we dropping down first? The start of the year is a good time to think broadly about what you want out of the coming 12 months and this is why I always lay down an Annual Theme for things first. In this session, Ryan K Lindsay unpacks what an Annual Theme is, how it can build clarity for your mind, and what avenues it might help you explore.

This week’s guest is Doug Wagner, the writer of Plastic, now available in trade paperback from Image Comics.  Plastic is hands down one of my favorite comics of the year.  It features artwork by Daniel Hillyard and colors by Laura Martin.  This is a story about a man named Edwyn who is trying to win back the love of his life, Virginia who has been kidnapped by the mob.  Also, Virginia is a rubber sex doll.  This is a dark humor book covered in blood and it is so much fun.  I cannot recommend it enough.   Doug can be found online at his official website, ShockNoggin.com and on Twitter at @Doug_Wagner. Quick update for you on the Kickstarter front.  Past guest, Ryan K. Lindsay has a new Kickstarter campaign for a sci-fi spacesuit noir one-shot called Stain the Seas Scarlet with artist Alex Cormack.  It’s a pretty awesome comic and the entry price is very low so it’s easy to jump right in and enjoy.   CONTACT: Email | Twitter SUBSCRIBE: RSS | iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher Music by Eric Matyas (www.soundimage.org)

- Secret Empire #5 Nick Spencer, Andrea Sorrentino, Rod Reis, Joshua Cassara y Rachelle Rosenberg. (Marvel). - Bankshot #1. Alex De Campi y ChrisCross. (Dark Horse). - Beautiful Canvas #1. Ryan K Lindsay y Sami Kivela. (Black Mask). - Blood Brothers-Hermanos de Sangre #1. Fabian Rangel Jr. y Javier Caba. (Dynamite). - Edge of Venomverse #1. Matthew Rosenberg y Roland Boschi. (Marvel).

- Secret Empire #5 Nick Spencer, Andrea Sorrentino, Rod Reis, Joshua Cassara y Rachelle Rosenberg. (Marvel). - Bankshot #1. Alex De Campi y ChrisCross. (Dark Horse). - Beautiful Canvas #1. Ryan K Lindsay y Sami Kivela. (Black Mask). - Blood Brothers-Hermanos de Sangre #1. Fabian Rangel Jr. y Javier Caba. (Dynamite). - Edge of Venomverse #1. Matthew Rosenberg y Roland Boschi. (Marvel).

This week I caught up with Matt Miner.  I’ve been following his work for some time, back to the punk rock zombie comic, Toe Tag Riot.  Matt, along with Eric Palicki, is an editor of This Nightmare Kills Fascists, a new horror anthology framed around the current political climate.  The book is currently on Kickstarter and it’s well worth your time.  There are a ton of great creators onboard this project.  In addition to Matt and Eric, there’s Ryan K. Lindsay, Ryan Ferrier, Justin Jordan, Christopher Sebela, Kelly Williams, Christian DiBari, and many more.  I’ve backed the project myself and I urge you to do the same.  You need to act fast though as the campaign runs through July 14th. As if that wasn’t enough, Matt is also writing GWAR: Orgasmageddon through Dynamite Entertainment.  I had no real exposure to GWAR prior to this book, but I am quickly becoming a fan after reading the first issue and talking to Matt about the group.  He had me at “Penguins shooting blood out of their eyes.”  You can pick up the first issue of GWAR: Orgasmageddon now and issue #2 is set to arrive on July 5th. This Nightmare Kills Fascists can be found at NightmareKickstarter.com.  Matt can be found online at his official site and on Twitter.   SUBSCRIBE: RSS | iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher Music by Eric Matyas (www.soundimage.org)

This week I’ve got a real treat for you.  I had an awesome conversation with Ryan K. Lindsay, the writer of Deer Editor, Headspace, Negative Space, Chum, and the upcoming Beautiful Canvas from Black Mask Studios.  The first issue is set for release in June and it’s currently available for pre-order.  Trust me on this.  You’re going to want to pre-order this book.  It follows Lon Eisley, a hitwoman hired to kill a small child after finding out her girlfriend is pregnant.  Yeah, that’s awkward.  It goes into some crazy and bloody places and it’s well worth checking out.  Sami Kivela drew the hell out of this comic.  He’s a long time collaborator with Ryan and it’s clear they enjoy working together.   Ryan also sends out a weekly newsletter that chronicles his journey in the comic book industry.  If you are even remotely interested in making comics, it is a must read. Ryan can be found online at his official website and on Twitter.  The Beautiful Canvas podcast can be found here.  Download the Beautiful Canvas ashcan here.  Also, a quick plug for my other podcast, Raging Nerdon with BJ Boothe. Episode 45: There Are Not Butts in America, just dropped where we gush over The Fate of the Furious while BJ’s girlfriend looks on in disdain.  Check it out whereever you get your podcasts.   SUBSCRIBE: RSS | iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher Music by Eric Matyas (www.soundimage.org)

Hanna Barbera meets DC, Scooby Apocalypse, Future Quest, Flintstones, Wacky Race Land, Riverdale on CW, Old Man Logan by Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino, Locke & Key by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez, Jeff Parker, Doc Shaner, Keith Giffen, Howard Porter, Dan Didio, Jim Lee, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Umbrella Academy, Gerard Way, Kevin Smith, Daredevil, Green Arrow, Dead No More and Spider-Man, Men of Tomorrow by Geoff Johns and John Romita Jr, Teen Titans, Legion of Super-Heroes Comics Countdown for 27 Jan 2016: 10. Cry Havoc 1 by Simon Spurrier, Ryan Kelly, Nick Filardi, Lee Loughridge, Matt Wilson 9. Art Ops 4 by Shaun Simon, Mike Allred, Laura Allred, Matt Wayne Brundage, Rob Davis 8. Omega Men 8 by Tom King, Barnaby Bagenda, Romulo Fajardo 7. Old Man Logan 1 by Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino, Marcelo Maiolo 6. Negative Space 3 by Ryan K Lindsay, Owen Gieni 5. Black Canary 7 by Brenden Fletcher, Annie Wu, Lee Loughridge 4. Deadly Class 18 by Rick Remender, Wesley Craig, Jordan Boyd 3. Bloodshot Reborn 10 by Jeff Lemire, Lewis LaRosa, Brian Reber 2. Grayson 16 by Tom King, Tim Seeley, Mikel Janin, Jeromy Cox 1. Southern Bastards 13 by Jason Aaron, Jason Latour

We talk about Bryan Konietzko's new comic project, Grant Morrison editing Heavy Metal, and have a special guest on the show! Plus, we review all these books: 1872 #1 - Gerry Duggan, Nik Virella Age of Apocalypse #1- Fabian Nicieza, Gerardo Sandoval Archie #1 - Mark Waid, Fiona Staples Civil War #1 - Charles Soule, Leinil Francis Yu Negative Space #1 - Ryan K Lindsay, Owen Gieni Spider-Island #1 - Christos N. Gage, Paco Diaz Star Wars Lando #1 - Charles Soule, Alex Maleev

- 1872 #1. Gerry Duggan y Nik Virella. (Marvel). - Age of Apocalypse #1. Fabian Nicieza y Gerardo Sandoval. (Marvel). - Archie #1. Mark Waid y Fiona Staples. (Archie Comics). - Bloodstrike #1. Rob Liefeld. (Image). - Civil War #1. Charles Soule y Leinil Francis Yu. (Marvel). - Lando #1 (de 5). Charles Soule y Alex Maleev. (Marvel). - Negative Space #1. Ryan K Lindsay y Owen Gieni. (Dark Horse). - Spider-Island #1. Christos Gage y Paco Díaz. (Marvel). - Strange Fruit #1. Mark Waid y J. G. Jones. (Boom!). - The Tomorrows #1. Curt Pires y Jason Copland. (Dark Horse).

- 1872 #1. Gerry Duggan y Nik Virella. (Marvel). - Age of Apocalypse #1. Fabian Nicieza y Gerardo Sandoval. (Marvel). - Archie #1. Mark Waid y Fiona Staples. (Archie Comics). - Bloodstrike #1. Rob Liefeld. (Image). - Civil War #1. Charles Soule y Leinil Francis Yu. (Marvel). - Lando #1 (de 5). Charles Soule y Alex Maleev. (Marvel). - Negative Space #1. Ryan K Lindsay y Owen Gieni. (Dark Horse). - Spider-Island #1. Christos Gage y Paco Díaz. (Marvel). - Strange Fruit #1. Mark Waid y J. G. Jones. (Boom!). - The Tomorrows #1. Curt Pires y Jason Copland. (Dark Horse).

On this episode of The Comics Alternative podcast, Derek and Andy W. discuss four new titles. They begin with Ryan K. Lindsay, Eric Zawadzki, and Sebastian Piriz's Headspace (IDW Publishing). This was originally an eight-issue digital series published by MonkeyBrain between March 2014 and April 2015. A law enforcement officer, Shane, finds himself in a surreal land with no memory of how he got there nor any idea how to leave. He eventually discovers that he is inside the mind of a violent criminal whose brain is being manipulated by the authorities. As the guys point out, this is a psychological thriller as much as it is an astute exercise in world-building. Next, they take an extensive look at Nate Powell's You Don't Say (Top Shelf), a collection of seventeen short stories published between 2003 and 2013. For readers who appreciate Powell's previous works -- such as Swallow Me Whole, Any Empire, The Silence of Our Friends, and the first two volumes of March -- this is a wonderful opportunity to see the development as well as the full range of the creator. The earlier stories, several of which were part of his first Top Shelf book Release Me, demonstrate Powell's autobiographical attempts to capture an artist in transition. But the emerging impact of the writer becomes more apparent in the later works where you can more clearly see some of the characteristics that mark Powell's style, such as the theme of race relations (often set in the South) and the psychological quality of his storytelling. In fact, Derek points out that in many of Powell's work, there is a "dreamy" quality where transitions between scenes and even panels are represented in a fluid, and at times ambiguous, manner, reflecting the way in which memory and fantasy allows us to interpret the world. Both Andy and Derek highlight their favorites in this collection, including "Cakewalk" (written by Rachel Bormann), "Bets Are Off," and the gothic "The Villa at the End of the Road." These collected stories originally appeared in earlier Powell works, in various anthologies, as part of a CD release, and as self-published installments. Together they demonstrate the sheer force of Powell's artistry. Finally, the Two Guys look at two recent releases from Nobrow, Andy Poyiadgi's Lost Property and Jen Lee's Vacancy. These are both part of the publisher's unique 17x23 series, a graphic short-story project established to help young creators present their work in a concise and economic format. Lost Property is a brief tale about missing pieces, the various things we have lost throughout our lives -- both literal and figurative -- and how their rediscovery can help us define who we are. Lee's comic is an anthropomorphic narrative about the costs of freedom. Simon, a young dog, is neglected by his owners, yearns to venture beyond his backyard fence, and then ventures into the woods with a deer and a raccoon, with mixed results. Both of these short works are beautifully produced -- Andy specifically points out Nobrow's distinguishing coloring -- and highly affordable. For a little more than the cost of an ordinary American comic book, you can get a 17x23 publication that is more of a book than a periodical. The guys featured a Publisher Spotlight on Nobrow last year, and there's certainly a reason that they keep coming back to their publications.

Ryan K. Lindsay (My Little Pony) returns to the show to discuss his new supernatural crime thriller HEADSPACE.

Ryan K. Lindsay (My Little Pony) returns to the show to discuss his new supernatural crime thriller HEADSPACE.