Interview with Jwan Jordan Comic Book Artist and Author!
Tell me a little about yourself.
My name is Jwan Jordan. I was born in Flint, Mi. Shortly after my birth my father, an experienced martial artist, moved my family to Hollywood and began his career as a stuntman. While growing up in L.A. I spent a lot of time inside the Walt Disney Art Department where I got to watch a lot of iconic Disney characters being drawn right before my very eyes. Needless to say it was that moment that inspired me to want to create comics.
Out of everything that you have written what is your favorite comic?
My name is Jwan Jordan. I was born in Flint, Mi. Shortly after my birth my father, an experienced martial artist, moved my family to Hollywood and began his career as a stuntman. While growing up in L.A. I spent a lot of time inside the Walt Disney Art Department where I got to watch a lot of iconic Disney characters being drawn right before my very eyes. Needless to say it was that moment that inspired me to want to create comics.
Out of everything that you have written what is your favorite comic?
I'd have to
say Affairs of the Mind is my favorite story.
AOTM, for short, compliments my motivational seminars well because the
character is very much human and vulnerable to real life scenarios and everyone can relate to it.
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Rose Wood from Affairs of the Mind is easily my favorite
under dog hero. She has a lot of responsibility
with no super human powers. She needs to
rely on her friends and herself in order to accomplish her goals.
I'm
currently working on a title called “The Book of Abraham.” Which will be
released late next year. Details will follow on My blog
My true
dream is have a Saturday morning cartoon for kids. Similar to Ben 10 and
cartoon network series that are fun to watch and I would like to add an
education message at the end of each cartoon like back in the 80's when
cartoons were really good and wholesome.
You can
find my books on indyplanet.com or contact me on Facebook or My Blog.
I'm a
1980's kid so a lot of its effects rubbed off on me. I grew up with
Hulk Hogan telling me to “Eat my vitamins, say my prayers and stay in
school!” I grew up with watching the
Tick, G.I. Joe, and ton of other oldies but goodies and I just remember this
childish awe of loving these charcters that always seemed to provide me with
entertainment and wrap up the show with
a positive message that I could take away from it afterward. Its that type of
world that influenced me as a kid and I would like to bring that back.
I'm a big
nerd and I love a lot of characters but my favorites are Spider-Man and
Superman. Two characters that
desperately try to make a difference in the world with the powers they have and
maintain some form of a civil life really strikes a cord with me and I love
it. I think we could learn a lot even
from fictional characters.
Are you a fan of comic books!? I know I have always loved comic books as well as manga! Jwan Jordan is a friend of mine and I am proud to spotlight him here on my blog! I hope that you all enjoyed his interview! If you have any questions please leave them in the comments and either I or Jwan will get answers out to you!
Jwan will be in Detroit, MI at Motor City ComicCon this May!!! More details to follow in the near future!
You can find Jwan on his new BLOG, FACEBOOK PAGE, and TWITTER accounts.
Are you a fan of comic books!? I know I have always loved comic books as well as manga! Jwan Jordan is a friend of mine and I am proud to spotlight him here on my blog! I hope that you all enjoyed his interview! If you have any questions please leave them in the comments and either I or Jwan will get answers out to you!
Jwan will be in Detroit, MI at Motor City ComicCon this May!!! More details to follow in the near future!
You can find Jwan on his new BLOG, FACEBOOK PAGE, and TWITTER accounts.
Love getting to know authors like this. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing about him. I hope he wants to do a giveaway once his new comic book comes out.
ReplyDeleteI agree, I wish more things were wholesome for the kids these days.
Let them just be kids longer!
Sounds like a very interesting person!
ReplyDeleteOooh, sounds like something I would read. I love Anime :)
ReplyDeleteI love hearing that there are people who are looking to create wholesome cartoons and comic books for our children. Sometimes I cringe when I see the cartoons that catch my son's eyes. Being an 80s girl also, I bet I would enjoy Jwan's work!!
ReplyDeleteLove your interview! My youngest son is interested in drawing ~ especially drawing comics. I will have to share this interview with him. :o)
ReplyDeleteSee you at the comic con ,dad Ken Jordan
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