It’s hard to imagine someone who better understands the power of visual
storytelling than Cartoonist Scott McCloud. He has been called the
"Aristotle of Comics” and his non-fiction work, which details the history,
vocabulary, and methods of the medium of comics— is the a Bible for visual
storytellers. "Understanding Comics" has been translated into 16 languages
and was named a New York Times Notable Book. He recently returned to
fiction with the graphic novel, “The Sculptor” and it has been met with
wide critical acclaim. Scott has lectured at Pixar, Google, and the
Smithsonian Institution and I learned in our conversation that he’s also an
amazingly sincere, accessible and friendly guy with an enormous attention
to detail and a great story to tell.