South Carolina’s Hidden Hand in Comics History
Most people don’t realize it, but South Carolina has had an overlooked role in the history of American comic books. […]
The Art of a Well‑Placed Commercial Break
So, I have recently returned to cable television, yes, actual cable, and it reminded me of something I did not
How To Print a Comic Book the Right Way (From My Lessons Learned)
Hello all. Long time no see. After finishing our anthology and our first 100‑page graphic novel, I assumed printing would
From Classmates to Creators: Redefining Comics on Our Own Terms
Every idea starts with a spark. For me, it wasn’t in a studio or at a convention table. It was
How to get into comics. (Even If You Feel Completely Lost)
This entire post actually stemmed from a conversation I had with a friend. Every time I get excited and start breaking
Art Isn’t Political, Because Politics Aren’t Real.
When you read the title, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Did you immediately want to tell me
Who is the “Starving Artist”?
We all know the trope: the dreamers hunched over laptops in coffee shops, fueled by caffeine and borrowed Wi-Fi, typing
More Than Merch: Why Small Conventions Matter
Hello all, July’s wrapping up, summer’s slowing down, and with all the change in the air, I figured it’s the
Love Hurts — But It Gave Me This Comic Book
It’s been a while, hasn’t it? First off, sorry I missed last month’s blog post — but trust me, I’ve been putting