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Behind The Panels is hosted by Malice. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 9 episodes.

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Behind The Panels has published 9 episodes.

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Behind The Panels

Hosted by Malice · society · EN · 9 episodes

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About this Podcast:

Behind the Panels is an indie comics podcast featuring creators discussing their projects, creative process, business strategy, crowdfunding, and mental health. Honest conversations about what it really takes to build and sustain independent creative work.

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What is Behind The Panels?

Behind The Panels is a society podcast hosted by Malice, with 9 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Malice hosts Behind The Panels, a society show with 9 episodes published.

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Episode #9
Behind the Panels — Episode 9 | Building Community, Mental Health & Creative Spaces
Apr 8, 20261h 9mS1
In Episode 9 of Behind the Panels, we switch things up for a special conversation with Ashley Alvarez (Apothic Ash) — an event organizer, creative, and advocate for mental health and community building.This episode goes beyond comics and dives into something just as important for creators:Having a space to connect, create, and take care of yourself.Ashley shares her journey of creating events that bring together artists, gamers, cosplayers, and creatives from all backgrounds — building environments where people can network, collaborate, and simply feel seen.In this epis...
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Episode #8
Behind the Panels — Episode 8 | What Makes a Comic Sell? ft. Todd Rayner
Mar 29, 20261h 18mS1
In Episode 8 of Behind the Panels, we sit down with Todd Rayner, owner of Dark Space Studios and creator/artist behind the Luke Bloody Tooth series.We dive into his latest project, Luke Bloody Tooth #3, now live on Kickstarter, and explore the world he’s building across his connected titles Icepick and Annabelle — all part of the same dark and evolving universe.Beyond the projects, this episode shifts into a deeper conversation about the question every creator eventually faces:What actually makes a comic sell?<p...
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Episode #7
Behind The Panels Ep. 7 | How Comic Creators Collaborate, Build Stories & Stay Productive
Mar 8, 20262h 6mS1
In this episode of Behind The Panels, we sit down with an incredible group of creators from across the comic industry to talk about the power of collaboration, creator routines, and the projects they’re building.Joining us on the panel:🎨 Nicholas Ladendorf – artist and creator of the Webtoon series Retcon, where we dive into his creative process, storytelling approach, and how he’s building his world in the Webtoon space.✍️ Justin Quizon & Earl Baylon – co-writers behind Doug Marcaida’s Lineage comic series. We talk about the...
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Episode #6
Behind the Panels — Episode 6 | Why We Create, Rewriting Stories & Indie Horror
Mar 1, 20261h 52mS1
Episode 6 of Behind the Panels dives into the heart of storytelling — why creators feel compelled to build worlds, and what it really takes to revise, refine, and evolve a story before it ever reaches readers.Joining the conversation:🩸 Chris, creator of Fear The Incisors — a horror series exploring tension, atmosphere, and the darker edges of imagination.🪓 Jonathan Colton of Colton Comics — creator of Paul Bunyan vs Dracula and Three Brothers Gruff, bold reimaginings of folklore and legendary figures with a modern twist.Both projects are currently live for backing...
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Episode #5
Behind the Panels — Episode 5 | Retail Insight, Indie Publishing & Power Hour
Feb 22, 202656 minS1
In Episode 5 of Behind the Panels, we sit down with Shawn Hudachko, owner of Comics Elite and creator/publisher of the Power Hour series. This conversation bridges both sides of the comic industry — retail and creation. Shawn shares insight from his experience running a comic retail/resell business while also building his own publishing projects. We discuss the development of Power Hour, the realities of bringing a book to market, and what it truly takes to move from creator to shelf placement. In this episode, we dive into: What retailers actually lo...
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Deece Casillas

Jeffrey Haas

Civil Rights Attorney / Criminal Defense for Standing Rock Water Rights / Author of “The Assassination Of Fred Hampton”

John Holland

psychic medium, spiritual teacher, author, radio host, Department of Defense

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