A weekly podcast in which creative professionals G.M.B Chomichuk and Justin Currie (Chasing Artwork) explore the ingredients that go into a life working in their studio making art, writing stories and making graphic novels. Interviews with other industry newcomers and professionals compare and contrast different approaches and philosophies of living a creative life.
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Gregory welcomes back cartoonist/illustrator Steven Kaul to discuss his new comic 13 Horrors and share his process for completing one comics page to his satisfaction and then moving on to the next one. Check out all of Steven's comics at infinitestudio.ca Transition clips are from Goodfellas (1990) - https://youtu.be/2ilzidi_J8Q?si=__0QdU88huvMUczk Buy us a coffee:…
With a deadline from his publisher looming, Gregory seeks advice from acclaimed urban fantasy writer Chadwick Ginther to help solve some issues in his upcoming Witch Police short story collection. Find Chadwick's new short story, "Hex Offender" in the fantasy anthology Fascination now available at https://tychebooks.com/ Transition clips are from Robocop (1987) -…
Gregory, Justin, and Dr. Jonathan Ball share their San Diego Comic-Con 2026 experiences after spending a week in that very crowded and hot environment. From participating in their very first Image Comics panel to crashing the Eisners afterparty, it was an eventful and fulfilling time for a couple of indie comic-makers. Transition clips are from Paul (2011) -…
Gregory, Justin, and Dan crack open the messy reality of finishing big creative projects. From Greg's graphic novel projects The Year Away and Space Dracula , to Dan’s feature‑length horror script Meathouse , they discuss procrastination, worldbuilding rabbit holes, self‑imposed vs. real deadlines, and why accountability to other humans often beats “being disciplined.” Transition clips are from…
Gregory and Justin recap their 2026 Montreal Comiccon experience, including rotten lobby turkey, brutal internet fees, and couple of 14-floor stair climbs. They get into the emotional and financial toll of touring as working creators, the realities of selling at cons (from POS failures to soft-sell tactics and freebie kindness), and the long game of comics publishing, including the rollout of The…
Gregory, Justin and Dan do a Story Break about the invention of teleportation and how it would affect society at large. Transition clips are from Stargate (1994) - https://youtu.be/kiJtZUPvJxY?si=RvIv0xSmSXy8uDxO Buy us a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/superpulpscience Follow the gang online:…
In the third and final creative writing panel at Keycon 42 , Gregory welcomes back his Shared World collaborators as well as musician/writer/artist Mikey Mason to discuss their individual creative processes. Transition clips are from Wonder Boys (2000) - https://youtu.be/SO_sXk-lR7A?si=N_ZXmNyKA6GnQs_z Buy us a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/superpulpscience Follow the gang…
Gregory regales Dan with astounding tales of TCAF 2026, including a visit to the Backrooms, live karaoke Nirvana, and an encounter with the Strictest Office Manager Ever. Pick up your copy of The Eye Collector on Wednesday, June 24. Gregory and Dr. Jonathan Ball will be signing copies at Mighty Comics in the afternoon or 204 Comics in the evening: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1FUK8DY4st/…
Gregory, Justin, and Dan reunite after a marathon run of conventions to talk about the realities of back‑to‑back shows, wildly different fandom crowds, haunted BnBs, shame boxes of old art, and why conventions are the best place to find your fellow geeks. Pick up your copy of Image Comics' The Eye Collector , wherever you get your comic books! Transition clips are from Chimera Strain (2019) -…
Gregory welcomes back his Eye Collector collaborator Dr. Jonathan Ball as well as Erik from Four Color Fantasies , a comic book store in Winchester, Virginia. They discuss what made Erik want to order The Eye Collector for his store's shelves and how the comics business is going in general these days. Pick up The Eye Collector from Image Comics wherever you get your comic books. Transition clips…
