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Keith Champagne has been working for Marvel and DC Comics since 1993. During that time he's worked on a number of independent comics including Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters. Working in his own publishing company New Pain Pro, Rich Stahnke connected with Keith about the idea for their own series called: P.U.N.C.H. Pubescent Undercover Neuro-Diverse Cryptid Hunters. Keith talks about the need to create this comic, not only because being neurodiverse's stigma has reduced over the years, but to also connect with a younger audience that may be dealing with the same diversities that the characters in the comic are dealing with from Autism, O.C.D., Multiple Personalities, Anger Management and Tourettes.
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