115. Chuck Brown Talks Cryptids, Monster Hunting & Supernatural: Dean Winchester

Now, with that, like, I know you were writing and world building, creating characters and stuff like, you know, from... a young age, and you kind of, you know, stumbled into relationships that helped you further the craft.

But when you realized this could be a career, were there maybe resources or tools that you kind of found to help you format it into comic scripts or anything like that?

You know, Scott McCloud, anything Scott McCloud was creating was really helpful.

The biggest resource, honestly, was going to comic book conventions.

And just even if I wasn't tabling, if I was tabling, I would get up and just walk around and talk to people.

I'd talk to my neighbor.

I'd talk to artists, talk to other writers.

The biggest resource is probably going to be your neighbor and just learning from people that came before you and just take advice as you can.

And it's OK to basically work with people that are on a different level than you and learn from them.

Yeah, Convo Conventions was a huge part of my career.

Just meeting people, networking, meeting the fans, you know, building your fan base.

So that was a huge part of it.

Got you.

Do you have a favorite con that you go to?

Oh, man.

I just left the con.

It's pretty new.

It's called Atlantic Comic Con.

It was really good, great vibes.

It's only in its third year, I think.

And it's in Virginia, Norfolk, Virginia.

That was really good.

I do Heroes Con every year.

They're really good.

They're always been really good to me.