Muse & Maker

In the entertainment industry, a lot of ideas are thrown into play. Video games, movies, music and novels all start with a story, and you can't have a story without a collaboration of writers. This collab forms great and exciting ideas but also grows interpersonal disagreements between the group. These disagreements often result in downfall of the project. Is it beneficial to create alone than with a group and why collaborations fall apart in the first place? The project is

Did we miss something? When the top creators and writers left major comic companies in the wake of wokeness, you think they would've all started a company to keep creativity and originality in the industry. The creators and writers who still has had a hand in the direct market could've created a publishing company where the storytelling and originality could have still been what fans of western comics wanted from the beginning. But instead, what has happened? They all went th

It’s no secret that the comic industry is taking a beating. Creators moving around between companies and the companies themselves heading towards what some would say destructive decision making. The economy is another story in itself. Now more than ever we need to double down and push though these tough times. But is really happening with the comic and entertainment industry? Are the direction companies are taking worth it in the long run? How will this benefit the customer?