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In which we discuss recent events in our lives, paying tribute to Lisa's father, and making space for grief.

Grant Morrison returns to the podcast for an in-depth discussion about Batman/Deadpool as an act of Writerly Revenge.

At New York Comic Con, the four coolest comic book podcasts (CBCC, The Oblivion Bar, Off Panel, and The Short Box) assembled for a raucous good time.

At New York Comic Con, we spoke with Michael Walsh about Exquisite Corpses and Tristan Jones about Event Horizon: Dark Descent. A Nasty Drive-In Double Feature!

We chat with Daniel Warren Johnson about Absolute Batman Annual #1 and why it was one of his most brutal comics to make.

We chat with Kelley Jones and Matt Wagner about filling the gaps in Count Dracula's story —and violently extending it, too.

We chat with Alex Firer and Fred C. Stresing about creating the perfect quest for the Doughboys comic book.

We chat with chain restaurant obsessives and podcast heavyweights Mike Mitchell and Nick Wiger about the Doughboys Comic Book.

We chat with Zack Quaintance and Anna Readman about Macabre Valley, their ghoulish, cathartic comic.

We chat with Chris Ryall and Jacob Phillips about making comics with the legendary Francis Ford Coppola.

We chat with Chip Kidd about inserting himself into comics once again, and why creators have been compelled to do so since the beginning of the medium.

We chat with David Harper about how recent life events forced him to embrace SKTDCH, Off Panel, and comics.

We chat with cartoonist Jesse Lonergan about Drome, his new OGN about the agony and ecstasy of creation.

Get your first look at John J. Pearson's beastly cover for Macabre Valley #1, the new comic from Zack Quaintance and Anna Readman.

We chat with Christian Ward about Event Horizon: Dark Descent, the new comic that does the prequel thing properly.

We chat with Tillie Walden about concluding her Clementine trilogy and why The Walking Dead is the right franchise for our current timeline.

We chat with Matt Fraction about re-launching Batman and how it represents where Hawkeye would have gone.

Season One of The Stacks concludes with Chris Condon naming several of his all-time favorite comic books.

Nominations for the 2025 Harvey Awards are here. You have a lot of great books to read if you haven't already.

We chat with Tate Brombal and Jacob Phillips about Everything Dead and Dying, their deliciously, satisfyingly sad zombie story.