Comic-Con International's video: Storytelling in Comics SAM@Home 2020

Jessica Tseang (international comics historian, Robert Kirkman's Secret History of Comics on AMC) discusses with Agnes Garbowska (multi-award-winning artist for DC Comics, and IDW Publishing), Brandon Easton (multi-award-winning writer, Marvel Comics: Marvel Action Spider-Man, IDW: Transformers Galaxies, Judge Dredd False Witness), and Jeffrey Veregge (award-winning pop culture artist, Marvel Comics: Marvel's Voices: Indigenous Voices), the creative process for unforgettable story arcs, creating diverse stories, and advice for those who wish to be part of the comics industry in the future. Agnes Garbowska is an artist for DC Superhero Girls (DC Comics), achieving New York Times Best Seller status, Gem Award, and Ringo Award. Her work is also seen on Teen Titans Go! (DC Comics), My Little Pony, and Care Bears (IDW Publishing).  Brandon Easton is a multitalented (writer, director, producer) whose work includes ABC's Agent Carter, Netflix original: Transformers: War for Cybertron, and documentary Brave New: Black Sci-Fi and Fantasy Writers of the 21st Century. Easton is an Eisner Comics Industry Award nominee and receiver of three GLYPH awards for his work on Watson & Holmes.  Jeffrey Veregge is an award-winning Native American artist & writer from the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe near Kingston, Washington. He has over 100 comic book covers working for Marvel, IDW, Valiant, Dynamite, Boom! & Darkhorse Comics. Veregge had a 15-month solo exhibit at the Smithsonian: ""Of Gods & Heroes: The Art of Jeffrey Veregge"". The end result being two 50ft murals that were purchased for the Smithsonian's permanent collection.