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On the eve of the debute of the MCU's Moon Knight show starring Oscar Isaac on Disney+ we discuss two stellar collections of Moon Knight installments from the past decade. Find them both and more for sale here.

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You can find all titles mentioned in this episode on Riverbend Comics via the links below:Strange AdventuresRorschach TP HCHuman TargetSupergirl Woman of TomorrowMazebook

Lee Francis IV is the author of Ghost River, a graphic novel about the Conestoga, a native people who lived in what is now Central Pennsylvania, and the founder of Native Realities and Red Planet Books and Comics in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Lee opened Red Planet Comics to provide an outlet and marketplace for the work of native creatives, including books, comics and more.Red Planet ComicsRiverbend ComicsInstagramFacebook

Jon and I spent a good chunk of a 24-hour period at the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design with a group of motivated Society of Illustrators, who were intent on creating a comic book in 24 hours. Most students work collaboratively, breaking from their work to eat a bit, sleep a bit, or wandering around PCAD's halls aimless and bleary-eyed. Over the course of 24 hours, I caught up with a few of the students to get a sense of what they were working on.Thanks to those who were kind enough to chat. You can find some PCAD student work on instagram at: @sageariesillustrations @irwinfinkle @lil_madsy @mdarstistry21 @pcad_eduMusic by Hannah Bingman

From his sketches of everyday life on the New York City subway, to an enormous light-up character that responds to the primal screams of human beings, Ami Plasse captures humanity in motion. Now a resident of Austin, Texas, Ami teaches animation workshops, creates "energy drawings" of musical performances and adorns utility poles throughout the city with the various insights of Angry Cloud. Among his many artistic influences are comicbook legend like Jack Kirby, gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson, illustrator Ralph Steadman, and the ghosts of the Jews of Lithuania.FacebookInstagram9panelcomics.com