I've always loved comics. From the moment I learned how to read as a child, I would often dedicate whole days over summer break to reading the entire catalogue of strips like Calvin & Hobbes, FoxTrot, or Bloom County. For a while I dabbled in superhero comics, but it wasn't until a friend showed me Sandman after college that a new world opened up and I began devouring graphic novels. Around the same time someone introduced me to webcomics as well, and I discovered yet another passion (one that eventually ended up with me being involved in the infamous Machine of Death, alongside some of the giants of that field). To this day, Paizo Editor-in-Chief Wes Schneider and I have a tradition of buying each other comics we think the other should read (or more often, that we want to read ourselves), and Publisher Erik Mona frequently unbars the door to his comic vault to educate us youngsters what clearly don't know nothin' yet. ("Grant Morrison? Who's that?")