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Making Comics

Hosted by Keith Foster and Scott Lost · arts · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

Making Comics is a podcast where indie comics creators Scott Lost (Wanderers of Melissanda, The Second Shift) and Keith Foster (Kodoja, Three Protectors) discuss the world of independent comics from both artist and writer perspectives. It centers around one question - what did you do last week? Art, writing, promotion, you name it - it all adds up to the work behind an indie comic.

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37%

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Selective

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Questions about Making Comics

What is Making Comics about?

Making Comics is a podcast where indie comics creators Scott Lost (Wanderers of Melissanda, The Second Shift) and Keith Foster (Kodoja, Three Protectors) discuss the world of independent comics from both artist and writer perspectives. It centers around one question - what did you do last week?

Who hosts Making Comics?

Making Comics is hosted by Keith Foster and Scott Lost. The show has published 312 episodes to date.

What has Making Comics covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Episode 310: Writing Multiple Points of View" (26 October 2026, 74 minutes), "Episode 309: The Drafts of a Story" (19 October 2026, 71 minutes), and "Episode 308: Building Scenes and Setting Deadlines" (12 October 2026, 72 minutes).

How often does Making Comics publish?

Making Comics publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 74 minutes across 312 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Making Comics?

Booking probability for Making Comics is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Making Comics requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Making Comics's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Making Comics?

The strongest fits for Making Comics are Artists, Writers & Performers and Marketing, Advertising & PR. Making Comics has an arts audience.

About the host

Keith Foster and Scott Lost hosts Making Comics, an arts podcast with 312 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 26, 20261h 14m

    This week, we talk about a convention that wasn't (5:00), stories with multiple POVs (19:00), inspirations around a new character design (33:00), and keeping up on your reading (38:20)

  • Oct 19, 20261h 11m

    This week, we talk about convention preparation and mailing lists (5:00), one way to define the drafts of a story (21:30), turning a comic story into a script (35:50), and turning a story based on memoir into fiction...

  • Oct 12, 20261h 12m

    This week, we talk about building a brand new scene out of a cut scene from a previous (different) story (5:30), working on table design and presentation (13:20), setting deadlines for a short-term writing project...

  • Oct 5, 20261h 16m

    This week, we discuss penciling pages while you do the big thinking about a story (6:40), finding pockets of time to get editing in, plus an editing test case (16:20), comparing sticker companies (26:20), tackling the...

  • Sep 28, 20261h 18m

    This week, we compare notes on stories we're starting, including penciling pages in a new story (4:25), compartmentalizing a story's editing fixes (15:20), finishing comics in preparation for a trade (23:50), closing in...

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  • Sep 21, 20261h 20m

    This week, we talk about convention prep for an air travel show (4:15), finishing projects as a skill (13:20), the first comics we ever made (22:15), reviewing critical pages to close a story (30:35), putting work in an...

  • Sep 14, 20261h 9m

    This week, we celebrate a Kickstarter coloring book launch and the work behind it (6:25), provide a recap of Keith's new favorite convention (16:25), submitting a cover to a client (27:00), and making a big structural...

  • Sep 7, 20261h 20m

    This week, we talk about changing your work method for a crucial scene (3:00), the graphic design work (and the other work) in setting up a Kickstarter (12:45), finishing a page outline for a comic (27:50), and field...

  • Aug 31, 20261h 23m

    This week, we talk about the pages that require heavy work and visual problem-solving (2:20), how "Making the bad thing" doesn't apply to some of the creative process (14:00), continuing the page outline for a script...

  • Aug 24, 20261h 11m

    This week, we talk about trashing a page layout and starting from scratch (4:30), working hard to finish a comic script on a deadline (16:00), expanding your print repertoire (22:00), and buying books for future story...

  • Aug 17, 20261h 32m

    This week, we celebrate our 300th episode by hanging out with Cory Kerr ( Rage of Enlightenment ), Jim Lujan ( The Unicornians ), Scott Serkland ( Young and the Dead ), and Gary Hodges ( D vs M ) and recapping this...

  • Aug 10, 20261h 7m

    This week, we talk about writing what you can, but being okay with not having all of the answers for a comic script (3:10), making the time to create (7:30), and getting feedback from readers (13:20) before we dig into...

  • Jul 27, 20261h 16m

    This week, we talk about working with artists to fine-tune a story and/or concepts (6:30), and working through a new print with a tight deadline (13:30) before we discuss the highlights of a chock-filled email from...

  • Jul 20, 20261h 12m

    This week, we discuss finishing a labor-intense cover (4:40), cranking through the back-end work involved in being a publisher (12:50), working on pre-show commissions for SDCC (23:00), creating an Art Variant for a...

  • Jul 13, 20261h 25m

    This week, we talk about changing the look of your character when outside forces dictate it (10:45), finishing the page-level script for a new story (17:00), those times when a cover doesn't come together (25:20), and...

  • Jul 6, 20261h 19m

    This week, we discuss a top-down writing format for comic scripts (3:50), quickly figuring out the layout for a cover (26:00), brainstorming exclusives for SDCC (36:45), and a wild search for freelance inkers (45:00).

  • Jun 29, 20261h 8m

    This week, we talk about the satisfaction that comes with fulfilling every part of a Kickstarter campaign (4:00), one way to get unstuck when writing a story (9:00), coloring pages using a fresh style (14:10), spreading...

  • Jun 22, 202658 min

    This week, we wrap up Phoenix Fan Fusion (4:15), staying comfortable when you hit a wall in your story (23:20), taking time for the admin stuff (32:00), the idea of "emptying the idea tank" (35:30), and the right amount...

  • Jun 8, 20261h 4mS0

    <p>This week, we talk convention selling (3:30), comic show logistics (17:00), figuring out alternating character voice (33:20), getting books from the printer (40:00), and fine-tuning colors (47:50).</p>

Recent guests

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Cory Kerr

Rage of Enlightenment

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Gary Hodges

D vs M

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Jim Lujan

The Unicornians

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Scott Serkland

Young and the Dead

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