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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2025 · 1H 13M

Episode 144: Dakota Brown

from The Graphic Histories Podcast · host André Myette

Our host gets to talk acting and improv with another like minded creative who also has a foot in both worlds!Dakota Brown is a playwright who has successfully transitioned his storytelling skills to the comic medium. The creator behind titles such as Death Comes for the Toymaker from Magma Comix, Grandma Tilly's Hell-Tech Mech from Band of Bards, and Something Beyond the Petrichor from Red 5 Comics. His work often blends genres, as seen in his graphic novel about an immortal holiday gift-giver who also collects souls. Before his career in comics, Brown's plays were published by Black Box Theatre Publishing, and his science fiction novella was featured in Leading Edge Magazine. His move into comics was a result of his art gaining attention online, leading to commissions and his eventual breakout as a writer.Dakota discusses acting technique, writing stage plays and transitioning into the world of comics!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

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