by jdsmeaton | Jul 16, 2025 | 3 Questions With...
3 Questions With… Jen Wang I’ve been reading Jen’s books for years. I don’t recall how I initially came across her work but I read her first graphic novel Koko Be Good about a year after it came out in 2010. I’ve been following her work ever since. Her art is...
by jdsmeaton | Jun 23, 2025 | 3 Questions With...
3 Questions With… Tate Godwin I found Tate through Instagram. Or more accurately, Tate found me. He followed my account and I checked out his page. Turns out, his debut graphic novel Operation: Cover-Up came out earlier this year. It’s about a pair of anthropomorphic...
by jdsmeaton | May 21, 2025 | 3 Questions With...
3 Questions With… Bob Scott I met Bob and his wife Vicki at the L.A. Festival of Books last month, and let me tell you—if you’re not hitting up book festivals and comic conventions, you’re seriously missing out! These events are treasure troves for discovering...
by jdsmeaton | Apr 15, 2025 | 3 Questions With...
3 Questions With… Josue Cruz I’m constantly seeking out comics that I’ll connect with (and share my favorites with you). So how did I come across Josue Cruz? I don’t recall. It was either at the CALA convention or that I was looking for what else writer Michael...
by jdsmeaton | Mar 17, 2025 | 3 Questions With...
3 Questions With… Kay Davault I’m not sure where I first came across Kay’s work. Maybe I was looking for something new or maybe it was recommended. Regardless, I’m not recommending her to you. I read Star Knights and it’s delightful. It’s about an outcast frog...
by jdsmeaton | Feb 18, 2025 | 3 Questions With...
3 Questions With… Li Chen I came across Li’s work while looking for new graphic novels online. Detective Beans popped up and I was immediately sold. The art is top-notch, beautiful, and fun. And how could you not love the premise? A kid cat who’s a wannabe 1950s-type...