Making Comics

Keith and Mike sit down this episode to discuss something both get asked a lot - basic questions on comic publishing. How do I find an artist? How do I submit my comic to a publisher? What is expected of me once my book is with a publisher? Those are just some of the questions that come up - with answers - in the conversation. This is part two of the Indie Comics primer, Indie Comics 102.

Keith and Mike sit down this episode to discuss something both get asked a lot - basic questions on comic publishing. How do I find an artist? How do I submit my comic to a publisher? What is expected of me once my book is with a publisher? Those are just some of the questions that come up - with answers - in the conversation. This is part one of the Indie Comics primer, Indie Comics 101.

This episode, Keith sits down with Darryl Knickrehm - the writer and artist of The Immortal - to discuss influences, art, and the creative process. Issue 1 of the Immortal will be out any day - you should check it out! We have a preview up at http://www.215ink.com/ and some more information on the series. This is gonna be a good one!

This episode, Keith talks about the comic that got him into comics - Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars. Secret Wars was groundbreaking in many ways and continues to be a fun story even if you read it today, and Keith talks about its genesis, its execution and perhaps most importantly its effect on comics and crossovers over the last 30 years. One quick note: there are few snippets in this episode from Graphic Audio's dramatization of Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars. I recommend you check these out if you're looking for great voice-acting of comics in an audio format! Check out their stuff at https://www.graphicaudio.net or if you're more interested in just their Marvel stuff you can check that here: https://www.graphicaudio.net/our-productions/series/marvel.html

This issue, Keith and Mike sit down with Tayson Martindale, creator of the comic 'Box Boy' (releasing in early March 2018). Tayson talks about the premise of the book, making stories, his background in comics and the period of his life when he thought 'Spider-Man 3' was the greatest movie ever. Here's some information about the book: https://www.newsarama.com/37566-tayson-martindale-s-box-boy-in-215-ink-february-2018-solicitations.html And here's a quick video of Tayson sketching Box Boy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxZExmubWbg