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Tim Miller, Writer of "Open Moon"
Tim Miller (he/him) is a standup comedian, writer, and podcaster from Missoula, Montana. Open Moon is his first comic loosely based on his experiences as a small-town comedian. He is always working on something new. He is the writer of “Open Moon,” Part 2 of which appears in the Loose Ends Anthology, live now on Kickstarter! Tell us about yourself, Tim. How and why did you get into…
Zach Tallent, Creator of "Sister Mikala"
Zach Tallent (he/him) is a professional digital artist and aspiring writer. His previous work includes the graphic novel adaptation of QualityLand and “The Black-Hearted Crone” for MCC Zines’s Golden Apples and Poisoned Chalices. He is the creator of “Sister Mikala,” part of the Loose Ends Anthology, which is live now on Kickstarter! We talked to Zach about intentionality, interiority, and being…
I love when a comic could only be made as a comic—and when creators clearly ask themselves why this story isn’t a novel or in another medium before they even begin.
Tom Lynott, Writer of "Payload"
In May 2021, Tom Lynott (he/him) took an Introduction to Lettering Comics course through Andy Schmidt’s online forum Comics Experience. The class was taught by professional letterer and digital designer Sean Rinehart. Since then, he has lettered multiple one- and two-page stories created by writers and artists through The Comic Jam. He has also worked on projects that have been published by…
Shamika Mitchell, writer of "Harlem Galaxy: Salaam"
Born in Harlem, Dr. Shamika Ann Mitchell is English faculty at Rockland Community College, State University of New York. She is the creator of #SalaamFandom, an initiative to celebrate and uplift Muslims in all aspects of fandom. Her writing has been published in various texts, and she is a member of Women in Comics NYC Collective International. We talked to Shamika about her short comic,…
Join Jayel Draco & Lynsey G in 'LOOSE ENDS,' the 15th comics anthology from Oneshi Press. Featuring 23 indie stories by 36 diverse creators from around the world. #comics #anthologies #indie
Mariko Abe, Creator of "Lunchtime"
Mariko Abe (they/them) is a mostly-horror cartoonist originally from Hong Kong. Their comics have appeared in The Quarter(ly) by Quarter Press, Hankerin’ for Ruination by Serious Danger Comics, and multiple anthologies by Sequential Artists Workshop. They graduated from Sequential Artists Workshop’s Year-Long Comics Certificate Intensive and hold an MEng from University of Bristol. They are the…
An Autistic-Led Graphic Novel Memoir That Builds Understanding
Big News from Oneshi Press Hello friends, We are so excited to finally share more about Growing Up On The Spectrum, an autistic-led graphic novel memoir about autism, identity, and understanding, here on the Oneshi Press blog. We want to take a moment to pause, breathe, and say thank you. Watching Growing Up on the Spectrum fund during our launch party was one of those rare, electric moments…
An Autistic-Led Graphic Novel Memoir That Builds Understanding
Big News from Oneshi Press Hello friends, We are so excited to finally share more about Growing Up On The Spectrum, an autistic-led graphic novel memoir about autism, identity, and understanding, here on the Oneshi Press blog. We want to take a moment to pause, breathe, and say thank you. Watching Growing Up on the Spectrum fund during our launch party was one of those rare, electric moments…
Anthology #15: LOOSE ENDS
Call for Submissions LOOSE ENDS The concept of LOOSE ENDS weaves a tapestry of the unfinished, the unresolved, and the wildly mysterious. We’re looking for submissions that showcase unique visions and voices. Whether your narrative unravels the fraying edges of a mystery, explores the delicate tension of relationships, paints the surrealism of dreams, or something completely different…we…
Anthology #15: LOOSE ENDS
Call for Submissions LOOSE ENDS The concept of LOOSE ENDS weaves a tapestry of the unfinished, the unresolved, and the wildly mysterious. We’re looking for submissions that showcase unique visions and voices. Whether your narrative unravels the fraying edges of a mystery, explores the delicate tension of relationships, paints the surrealism of dreams, or something completely different…we…
Kyle Lawrence on Revolution, Biology, and Puns
Kyle Lawrence (he/him) is an independent comic creator from New Jersey. He is the creator of “Br’er Rabbit in the Jazz Age”—issue 1 available now, and he runs a comics YouTube channel, King Rex Comics. Kyle is the writer of “Bruin’s Brewins,” forthcoming in the Sidequests Anthology, with art by William Montalvo. A panel from “Bruin’s Brewins,” with art by William Montalvo. Hi, Kyle! Thanks for…
Emma Olofsson on Collaboration, Inspiration, and Helping Out
Emma Olofsson is a published writer and creator from Sweden. She has studied scriptwriting for movies and TV, creative writing and game writing. She has published an interactive horror novel for children and loves to explore a variety of genres and subjects with herwriting. Emma is the writer of “A Spy for the People,” forthcoming in the Sidequests Anthology, with art by Ninke Naujoks! A panel…
Elizabeth Corbiere on Imagination, Telekinesis, and Magic
Elizabeth Corbiere is a cartoonist from Ontario, Canada. She loves drawing comics, making up stories, and creating characters. Her favorite materials to use are inks, pens, markers, watercolors and digital drawing programs. When she’s not busy working or drawing, she loves reading comics, watching animated shows, and spending time with her family and their dogs. Her short comic, “Magical…
Hoodie Song on Spider-Man, Expectations, and Putting in the Work
Hoodie Song is a professional Webtoon writer from Boston, Massachusetts. Across his published titles, he has amassed over half a million subscribers and nearly 20 million total views. Hoodie is the writer of “Don’t Forget the Flowers,” forthcoming in the Sidequests Anthology with art by Scott Godlewski. Hoodie Song, drawn by NassintheSky A panel from “Don’t Forget the Flowers,” art by Scott…
Enikő Bányász on Garfield, Goblins, and Kindness
Enikő Bányász is a first-generation Hungarian-American artist who specializes in teaching sequential art,character design, and animated arts. She studied at PNCA for Illustration, continued on to study at PCC forEarly Childhood Education and Development, then completed her academic studies at PSU with a bachelors in Art Practice.Enikő is the creator of “Goblin’s Quest,” forthcoming in the…
Ninke Naujoks on Loyalty, Compassion, and Spycraft
Ninke Naujoks (they/them) is a graphic storyteller, comic artist, and illustrator from the Netherlands. They have studied comic art in Malmö, Sweden, and earned a bachelor’s degree in Graphic Storytelling in Viborg, Denmark. Their work is filled with questions about the human condition in all its authentic shapes and sizes while mingling with their interests from history, cultural anthropology…