Aubrey Sitterson Talks Free Planet, Revolution, and Sci-Fi Worldbuilding | Geek Freaks Interview

Описание: Writer Aubrey Sitterson joins Frank to break down Free Planet, his new politically charged sci-fi epic from Image Comics. They dive into the comic’s revolutionary themes, the meaning of freedom, and the massive worldbuilding that sets this series apart. Aubrey also shares insight into the creative process with artist Jed Dougherty, the role of unreliable narrators, and why Free Planet is best experienced in print. If you love deep-cut comic storytelling and rich, layered narratives, this episode is for you.

📌 Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro + Who is Aubrey Sitterson
00:19 – What is Free Planet?
02:08 – Politics, revolution, and historical inspiration
06:02 – What does “freedom” really mean?
09:46 – Visual storytelling + creative team breakdown
14:17 – Research over aesthetics
18:06 – Character conflict and ideology
22:34 – Worldbuilding through weapons and design
28:01 – Narration, bias, and Dr. August Ferrucci
34:11 – Homage and layout inspiration
42:00 – Print vs. digital comics
43:01 – Final thoughts

🎙️ Key Topics:

Why Free Planet is a bold, thought-provoking sci-fi

The impact of visual storytelling and page design

Collaborative storytelling with artist and letterer

Why digital doesn't do this comic justice

The deeper meaning behind “freedom” in revolution

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