3 Questions With… Will Henry

3 Questions With… Will Henry

Growing up, reading the comics page in the newspaper was as much a part of my morning routine as brushing my teeth. It had a big impact in turning me into an avid reader. Not to mention, for a time, I was very much interested in becoming a syndicated cartoonist. ...
3 Questions With… Asia Miller

3 Questions With… Asia Miller

3 Questions With… Asia Miller I assume many of you read this newsletter because you want to discover new creators and fantastic comics. Allow me to also recommend going to comic conventions. Particularly the smaller comics-focused shows. That’s where I discover a lot...
3 Questions with Jon St. Amant

3 Questions with Jon St. Amant

3 Questions with Jon St. Amant I came across Jon and his work through Kids Comics Unite sometime back. I mentioned his One on One Drawing Coaching he offers in a recent newsletter.  He’s been in my periphery for awhile so it’s exciting to see his and his wife Desi’s...
3 Questions With… Antoine Dodé

3 Questions With… Antoine Dodé

3 Questions With… Antoine Dodé I stumbled across Antoine’s Instagram and was immediately charmed by his work, which includes the Percy Jackson graphic novel adaptations. Antoine is a French comic book artist. I’m not sure what is in the Seine, but France really does...
3 Questions With… Mike Dawson

3 Questions With… Mike Dawson

3 Questions With… Mike Dawson I think the first time I became aware of Mike’s work was probably 2008 at the MoCCA Arts Festival. He was promoting his new book Freddie and Me. I went to that show for I think 3 years.  I’m amazed at the talented folks I came across at...
 3 Questions With… Jarrett Williams 

 3 Questions With… Jarrett Williams 

 3 Questions With… Jarrett Williams  I met Jarrett at the CALA comic show a couple of years ago. I picked up Hip Hop: The Beat of America, which is a history of hip hop for young readers. He also draws the Rick and Morty comic. While talking with Jarrett, he mentioned...