Look, the roaring twenties were 100 years ago, it was very different from the world we live in now. Or was it? The Daily Mobster is not set in a time where our phones know where we are or our watches know how fast our hearts are beating. Today we can speak to someone on the other side of the planet without thinking twice. AI can write, draw, compose and imitate almost anything we can imagine…for better or for worse. And yet, increasingly, we seem fascinated by a world that h

Have you seen the interviews with The Daily Mobsters? We have done quite a few very fun interviews and podcasts based around graphic novels and comic books this month, but we are not done! We have Al Mega (of Comic Crusaders) coming TODAY (Wednesday, August 19th at 12PM to 1PM PST). Both Jack and I hope you join us for a fun-filled interview, and then August 25th on the Catch Da Craze podcast with Samuel Vera at 5PM to 6PM PST. We have been so busy making The Daily Mobster ci

What makes a good comic, or story for you? With all the recent discourse the past months about Christopher Nolan’s the Odyssey, we can’t help but be interested how the exact same movie can resonate so wildly differently with various people. The obvious answer is simply that different people have different options. But let’s go one step further and ask ourselves why we feel the way we do about something we read or watched. And… drumroll… did you have any specific feels when

Hello fellow mobsters, Jack, Roberto and I hope you are all doing well. Well, some great news we are on X, if you haven’t checked us out yet, follow us! Why? Well, if you wanted to interact with all the “Mobsters” in the Graphic Novel, we have a dedicated X account for that. Ever wanted to talk to an underdog old school gangster? How about a kingpin rail tycoon? Or a wall shaped bodyguard that only speaks in rhyme? Or maybe the silly gazpacho-selling bank robbers? What abo

New Issue day is here! We are so excited to release issue 5 of The Daily Mobster, our new cinematic graphic novel, the gritty noir comic about gangsters and the mafia set in 1920s-1930s Port Noir. It’s hard to believe we have five issues, nearly 600 pages of story, hundreds of frames and several new characters to fall in love with (or hate)! When we first started imagining the Daily Mobster world and what it might look like and how the story might play out, I don’t think we