Hass Otsmane Elhaou
Hass and Dan chat all about lettering styles and approaches and how comics come to life. The artwork for this episode was lettered by Hass, drawn by Artyom Trakhanov with colours by Jason Wordie.
Nate Powell
Nate Powell and Dan Berry chat about being in punk bands and having a DIY ethos, the idea of selling out and when an artist should be invisible.
Leah Moore
and Dan Berry chat about getting into comics without getting a leg up, working with ideas, using people as paintbrushes and a near fatal headbanging injury.
Rich Hardiman of CPUK
Rich Hardiman of chats with Dan Berry about all things print – planning a book, working within constraints, colour models, bleed and binding. All that good stuff. Consider joining the Patreon for the podcast. Now, all patrons get access to a monthly…
Hannah Berry, Comics Laureate
Hannah Berry returns to the podcast to talk with Dan Berry (no relation) about the realities of making a living in comics, being a parent and being an advocate for comics. This episode features some un-bleeped swearing.
Charlie Adlard
and get together in Dan’s studio to talk about life after The Walking Dead, life drawing, the Angouleme festival and who comics are for. Corrections – The first print run of Dav Pilkey’s next Dog Man book from Scholastic is not one million like I…
Joana Mosi
and Dan Berry chat about education (both being educated and being an educator), finding and using inspiration, dealing with failure and the magical power of a book.
B. Mure
and Dan Berry get together to chat about asking for the things you want, working in a loose style and an inexplicable quantity of cake-related metaphors.
Marc Ellerby
and chat about mental health and deciding to quit, working on licensed projects and doing your own thing.
Lucy Sullivan
and chat about mental health, modern folklore and the process behind her upcoming book Barking.
