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For our 350th episode, we chat with Klaus Janson about receiving his first North American gallery exhibit and how persistence sparks evolution.

We chat with cartoonist Ethan Young about self-publishing Demon Run and reclaiming the Bridget Lee character.

We chat with filmmaker and comic book writer David Dastmalchian about Through, his latest graphic novel from Z2 Comics.

We chat with cartoonist Simon Roy about his latest trip to Altamira: the new short-story collection, A Star Called the Sun.

We chat with Stephen R Bissette, Jim Rugg, and Chris Stevens about Tyrant, a lost masterwork given new life.

We go full spoilers with Patrick Horvath about Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: Rite of Spring. Oh, Monica.

We chat with comic book icons Wendy and Richard Pini about the autobiographical reality within Elfquest.

We chat with Zack Kaplan about his Billionaire bloodbath book, Kill All Immortals, and the importance of ComicsPRO.

We chat with Phil Hester about embracing silence, a comic book superpower, in A Quiet Place: Storm Warning.

We chat with Stephanie Williams about the bite, the fight, and why Street Sharks stand for everything right.

We chat with Angélique Roché about First Freedom: The Story of Opal Lee and Juneteenth.

We chat with Chris Condon and Jacob Phillips about their noir adventure serial, The Peril of the Brutal Dark.

Bestselling author Brad Meltzer returns to the podcast to discuss the upcoming Spider-Man/Superman crossover.

We chat with Dave Chisholm about his new Mad Cave Studios comic, Is Ted OK? And how to carry story in everything.

We chat with bestselling author Brad Meltzer about his new thriller, The Viper, and how comics shape everything he does.

We chat with Jock about Absolute Batman #15 and how his time creating 2000 AD comics helped shape Absolute Joker.

We chat with cartoonist Patrick McDonnell about revitalizing The Gift of Nothing with The Gift of Everything, twenty years after the first book's publication.

We chat with writer Adam Rose about Huge Detective, his genre mashup mystery series from Titan Comics.

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