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Comic Book Workshop | A Podcast About Making Comics TMBC Productions
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5.0 • 47 Ratings
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A Podcast all about making comics - with in-depth discussions on craft, and interviews with creators ranging from A-List to Small Press and everything in between.
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Liana Kangas on TRVE KVLT, SEEDS OF EDEN, and Finding Your Brand
Liana Kangas (SHE SAID DESTROY, TRVE KVLT) joins the show to talk about her journey as an artist, her first experience as a writer, and building a brand and body of work with intention.
Follow Liana @lianakangas on Twitter, Instagram, and Twitch, and listen to Comics Inebriated
This episode is sponsored by Gold Union Printing! Visit bj.goldunionprinting.com for a free quote.
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Jesse Lonergan on HEDRA, PRIME, and Utilizing the Language of Comics
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Jesse Lonergan (HEDRA, PLANET PARADISE) joins the show to talk about making individualistic comics, learning from rough experiences, finding his voice, and much more.
Follow Jesse @JesseLonergans on Twitter and @Jesse.Lonergan on Instagram.
This episode is sponsored by GARM! Visit www.garmcompany.com/tmbc for 20% OFF textures, brushes, typefaces and more for ProCreate and Photoshop.
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Sophie Goldstein on FLASH FORWARD, HOUSE OF WOMEN, and Teaching Comics
Sophie Goldstein (AN EMBARRASSMENT OF WITCHES, FLASH FORWARD) joins the show to talk about her process, the lessons she’s learned from both studying and teaching the craft of comics, and much more.
Follow Sophie @RedInkRadio
This episode is sponsored by GARM! Visit www.garmcompany.com/tmbc for 20% OFF textures, brushes, typefaces and more for ProCreate and Photoshop.
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Ryan K. Lindsay on EVERFROST, BLACK BEACON, and Finding Your Voice
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 @RyanKLindsay
This episode is sponsored by GARM! Visit www.garmcompany.com/tmbc for 20% OFF textures, brushes, typefaces and more for ProCreate and Photoshop.
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Matt Emmons on GARDENER, DAGGER DAGGER, Telling Stories on Your Terms, and More
Matt Emmons (GARDENER, DAGGER DAGGER) joins the show to talk about putting together an original longform graphic novel, managing successful Kickstarter campaigns, running anthologies, and much more.
Follow Matt on Twitter @secondatbest_ and on Instagram @second.at.best
This episode is sponsored by GARM! Visit www.garmcompany.com/tmbc for 20% OFF textures, brushes, typefaces and more for ProCreate and Photoshop.
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Christine Larsen on Creating ORCS! and Her Approach to Cartooning
Christine Larsen (BY NIGHT, ORCS) joins the show to talk about her new series, the ways she approaches each step of the comics-making process, the things that keep her engaged, and what she strives for in her work.
Follow Christine @Larsen_Project on Twitter and @larsenproject on instagram
This episode is sponsored by PanelxPanel Magazine! Check out gumroad.com/panelxpanel for more
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Customer Reviews
Incredibly helpful
I drive for work so I spend around 10 hours a day in a vehicle. After becoming incredibly tired of my music playlists and murder podcasts, I finally decided to see if there was anyone out there offering help to people like me who are independently learning to create their own comic books. The insight I have gotten from all of the episodes of the show have helped me completely reform my model and have immensely helped me feel more confident about the way I am writing my stories. Thank you so much to you guys for going so far out of your way to help out. I cannot wait to start getting my nearly complete comic book series out in the world and I will heavily credit this podcast for giving me the knowledge I needed to do so.
Thank you. No seriously, thank you!
I have been noodling around with the idea of creating a comic since I was in middle school. It wasn’t until this past year that I got serious about the thought. Since diving in I have felt overwhelmed by the prospect of putting myself out there. But listening to this podcast has given me the inspiration and drive I needed, and also to just not feel so alone. Each episode is a blast of positivity that gets me amped to create and finally realize my life long dream of releasing a comic book.
Dreamers: you are not alone
After making the hard choice to set aside my big novel in favor of another story, I realized the new story would be much better in a comic form. On a whim, I opened this podcast and braced myself for the onset of imposter syndrome: it never came. The host(s) are funny, friendly gentlemen, always sure to give their listeners an approachable set of information. Their guests are remarkable artists from all walks of life, from excellent comics such as the Avatar Korra series and the walking dead. Every episode focuses on that artist, which, as everybody is best at a different thing, happily establishes a multiverse of excellence for fans or casual listeners.
I read on another review that someone listened to this while penciling their first issue (congratulations!!!), and I totally empathize. When I’m listening to this show, I feel like the dream of selling my stories and art IS possible, so long as I’m ready to put in the work and improve. Simply searching some of the websites and things mentioned has been a fantastic help.
I am so glad and happy to listen or re-listen to these episodes. It makes me feel like I’m being cheered on by good friends.
Thank you so much for this podcast! I’ll keep listening, gratefully, to every episode you drop.
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