Happy Back to School, everybody! I pray that you had a meaningful summer and have an open mind as you learn new skills, read, and create your own media, whether you make videos for social media, write stories or are working on a zine or comic book. Below are free events where I—or someone representing Boston Comics Academy—will be coaching about comics making or sharing our inaugural Kids Comics News zine, which features one-to-four—page comics—and a cover—by children, age 7

This month at Belmont Books, I had the pleasure of interviewing fellow middle-grade graphic novelist Sarah Sax about her new book School...

13-year-old Jonathan Todd, left, and Cele Sardo holding Rocky the dog (circa 1987) Organized by Jonathan Todd, author/illustrator of...

Dear readers of TIMID, my middle-grade graphic novel that Scholastic/Graphix published in April, thank you for taking the time to read my...

Hey, if you’re interested in writing and drawing your own graphic novel, here are the steps I follow: Step 1: Create Your Character...

Seeing my book sold at Target. Being invited as a guest at this month’s National Book Festival in D.C.: https://www.loc.gov/events/2024-n...

I started writing and drawing comics in the third grade. Little did I know that my repetitive asking of my mother to spell words and to...

Next Spring, Scholastic/Graphix will publish Timid, my semiautobiographical graphic novel about frenemies, fitting in, and finding your...