Robert Saucedo is a film programmer who works out of Houston, Texas. When the COVID pandemic hit, he found himself with a lot of free time because, well, people weren't necessarily going to the movies. That's when Robert decided he would occupy himself by writing a werewolf novel that he would initially only share with his friends via a WordPress blog. Eventually he came up with the idea of taking his novel and making it into an audio drama podcast but when the production of it ended up being too costly, he came up with another idea...he would make it into a comic. He ended up creating Where-Wolf, which debuted as a webcomic on Fangoria's website and gained popularity there for its unique and modern take on the werewolf mythos . This past August he published the sequel, Curse of the Where-Wolf. On this episode of the Part-Time Fanboy podcast, Kristian talks with Robert about how he got Fangoria to publish his comic online, why he loves werewolves so much, and why his comic is called Where-Wolf and not Werewolf.
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