Comic Creator Interview - Jordan Hart

The effects of many chronic diseases are often unseen, so what if there was a superhero who was invulnerable to physical harm but had to fight to stay alive because of his own body? That's the premise of the comic book miniseries "Ripple Effects," and we're excited to talk to the series creator and writer Jordan Hart! We talk to Jordan about this series, his own battle with the incurable blood-clotting disease thrombophilia, having to choose what to trim out of lengthy scripts, and much more. Here's the official description of "Ripple Effects": "In a world that is no stranger to superheroes, George Gibson is invulnerable to physical harm but fights every day to stay alive. Suffering from an acute case of type 1 diabetes, his invincibility is offset by a defective pancreas that must be monitored and treated daily. This incurable disease makes George's body both his greatest strength and his eternal weakness. "What sets this series apart is a positive, person-first representation about life with a chronic disease ... which just so happens to also include superhuman abilities. But, Ripple Effects isn't just a story about a character with an incurable disease. It’s also a thrilling and relevant superhero tale that touches on the difficulty of finding a work/life balance, the class struggles and economic inequality experienced by many in our nation, and the desire to help others during trying times." You can learn more about "Ripple Effects" at https://fanbasepress.com/index.php/publishing/comics/ripple-effects. Please don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review! And you can also find us on YouTube! See all Comic Book Squares links here: https://linktr.ee/comicbooksquares. Also, please consider donating to the Comic Book Script Contest fund! We're sponsoring a comic book script contest for up-and-coming comic book writers, with cash prizes of $1,000, $500 and $200. Your donation will go toward this prize as well as toward the other prizes we'll be offering our winners. You can donate here: https://dreamfoundry.org/donate-to-dream-foundry/. Just make sure to check the "Comics Script Contest" box.