Writer Brian Smith and artist Jacob Chabot give us the inside scoop about working on Voltron Force: Shelter from the Storm.

Tell us about your relationship with Voltron. What does it mean to be part of such a classic franchise?

Brian Smith: I'm a lifelong fan. It was the cartoon I'd wake up early to watch before school! The opportunity to contribute to Voltron's legacy is nothing short of a dream come true.

Jacob Chabot: Voltron was the hurry-home-after-school-to-watch-it-show for me when I was in second or third grade, and during that time, it was my jam. I put a lot of miles on my old die-cast Voltron and even had a set of Voltron sheets. Once, the local station that aired Voltron had an art contest and they would show the winners after the credits. I spent a long time laboring over a drawing of Pidge that I sent in. Unfortunately, I don't think it ever made it on the air. So, getting the opportunity to draw Pidge for real after all these years is a childhood dream come true.