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Jackrabbit creators Boe DuRansier and C Wilson Trull join us this week to discuss their superhero parody, being published by small press Committed Comics out of Redmond, WA.
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Writer Steve Horton joins us to discuss his stories in Image Comics' Next Issue Project #2 and the DC Holiday Special 2009, and talks about dabbling in digital comics with his company, Smashout LLC.
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Barbara Hambly, writer of the Anne Steelyard graphic novels from Pennyfarthing Press, joins us to discuss the historical adventure series, tells us about some highlights of her extensive career in prose fiction, and gives some insight into the realities of making a living as a writer in the early 21st Century.
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Ethan Rilly, creator of Pope Hats from AdHouse Books, joins us this week to discuss the comic, how he received a 2008 Xeric Foundation grant to assist in distributing it, about upcoming works, and a couple of comics that are among his recent favorites.
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Stephen Lindsay, creator and writer of Jesus Hates Zombies from Alterna Comics joins us this week to discuss the graphic novel series as well as his webcomics The Frightful Fetus, Saints and Warlords, and Vaempir Testament.
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Writer/Artist Chris Wisnia joins us to discuss Doris Danger: Giant Monster Adventures, SLG's trade paperback collection of his self-published series done in the classic Kirby/Lee storytelling style.
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Fallen Angel creator and writer Peter David and series artist J.K. Woodward join us to discuss the 'Reborn' miniseries featuring a crossover with Whedonverse character Illyria, as well as telling us about what else is coming up in the Fallen Angel world.
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Devil's Due Publishing founder Josh Blaylock joins us to discuss the simultaneous print and Comics-by-ComiXology release of Spartacus: Blood and Sand, and to talk about the Devil's Due lineup of titles and his take on the print and digital future of comics publishing.
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Daniel Crosier joins us to discuss the wood-based technique he uses in Bluewater Comics' Bartholomew of the Scissors, and tells us about his background in sculpture and film, and about an upcoming comic book project based on original animatronic characters.
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Scarlett Takes Manhattan creators Molly Crabapple and John Leavitt join us to discuss the Victorian burlesque comic and their webcomic "Backstage" from which it was spun off, as well as telling us about Molly's chain of burlesque life-drawing classes, Dr. Sketchy's.
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Serena Valentino joins us to discuss Nightmares and Fairy Tales, several of which are available on the Comics by comiXology iPhone comics platform, and to talk about her recent novel Fairest of All for Disney Press and an upcoming how-to manual for newly reanimated zombies.
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Joshua Cotter joins us this week to discuss his new sketchbook release from AdHouse, "Driven by Lemons", and to talk about "Skyscrapers of the Midwest" and his background in the Kansas City comics scene.
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Jeffrey Brown joins us to talk about Sulk, his quasi-anthology series published by Top Shelf; tells us about his part in the upcoming issue of Bongo's Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horrors, and discusses his history as a cartoonist.
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Marc Tyler Nobleman, writer of Boys of Steel: The Creators of Superman joins us to talk about the all-ages picturebook history of Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel's invention of the iconic character, about his background as a writer and cartoonist, and about his upcoming panel at the New York Public Library.
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Alex de Campi, the writer behind the Eisner-nominated Smoke, originally released in print by IDW and now available in digital form on the Comics by comiXology iPhone app, joins us to talk about the futuristic thriller as well as two series published in France by Humanoids and Valentine, an original series, all of which will also soon be available on Comics.
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Writer Andi Ewington joins us to discuss his upcoming graphic novel, Forty-Five, from Com.x, a project featuring forty-five different artists ranging from long-term industry veterans to complete newcomers; and to talk about his background as an illustrator and graphic designer, and how he came to break into the comics business with such an unusual book.
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Arvid Nelson, the writer behind Rex Mundi, joins us to discuss the wrap-up of his ten-year series about mysticism and the quest for the Holy Grail; and to give us the low-down on the continuation after a year's hiatus of Zero Killer, his post-apocalyptic fantasy of life in a flooded New York.
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Mike Carey, co-creator and writer of The Unwritten from Vertigo, joins us this week to talk about the new creator-owned series, about his history in the comics industry writing Lucifer and Hellblazer, and about the many current series he pens for Marvel.
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Comic Book Comics creators Fred Van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey join us to discuss their history of comics, told in comics format; their Action Philosophers and Fred's The Silencers, both of which are top sellers on the Comics by ComiXology iPhone app; the upcoming M.O.D.O.K.: Reign Delay one-shot by Ryan and a plethora of Fred's soon-to-be-released titles from Marvel.
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Writer Jack Briglio and artist Alex Serra, the creators behind AAM/Markosia's Growing Up Enchanted, join us this week to talk about the Eisner-nominated all-ages series and about their work for the Johnny DC line; and we discuss the new Comics by ComiXology digital comics reader and store for the iPhone, which features the digital edition of Growing Up Enchanted.
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