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Wonder Con programming materializes, and we're plotting our star chart.

We plunge into the classic storyline with the writer and consider what separates Supergirl from her cousin.

Morlocks, Merlin, Morgan Le Fay, Oh My! We chat with James Aquilone and Zac Atkinson about their Dirty Dozen.

We chat with the writer about his latest crime comic and the challenges of adapting a literary icon.

We go full-spoilers with the cartoonist about his profoundly personal horror fantasy saga.

We chat with the writer about Mirage Studios' punk rock era and why he felt compelled to ground the brothers to it.

The cartoonist returns to the podcast, discussing his latest graphic novel (auto)biography.

We review the next chapter in the cinematic Dune universe and find a deeply challenging and troubling confrontation with religious prophecy.

We chat with the cartoonist about his ambitious graphic novel and why it's fueled with so much fire and urgency.

We chat with the director about stuffing a frame with as much information as an audience can handle.

We've reached halfway in our ScEmma podcast series and found a troubled but highly functioning couple.

Endless Nights, one chapter at a time, one episode at a time. We've reached the most challenging chapter.

We chat with Oni Press's Publisher and Nacelle's founder about resurrecting the Ishtar of action figure toys.

We chat with the director about his debut feature and the cinematic and comic book adaptations that fuel it. Akira!

After years of procrastination, we've launched the official Comic Book Couples Counseling newsletter.

The iconic comic book creator returns to the podcast for an in-depth discussion about autonomy and longevity.

We chat with the writer about her subversive spin on slashers and the nostalgic pull of the horror genre.

We're reading the iconic graphic novel one chapter at a time, one episode at a time, and we've hit a doozy.

We officially launch our ScEmma Counseling Sessions by concluding Grant Morrison's iconic X-Men run.

We chat with the Jack Kirby Museum and Research Center about the King's first crowdfunding campaign.