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We chat with Dan Slott about revisiting his Brand New Day and Big Time eras with The Spectacular Spider-Man, the new ongoing series from Marvel Comics.

We chat with Alex Ross and Sal Abbinanti about Marvel Dimensions, the ICON Festival of Comic and Narrative Art, and preserving the soul of superheroes. We’re back from New York Comic Con and The Harvey Awards, and we’ve brought Alex Ross and Sal Abbinanti with us. On the show this week, we recap our experience hosting The Harvey Awards for the third straight year and discuss how purchasing a couple of original art pieces has propelled us into a bold new world. We also dive in

At San Diego Comic-Con, we spoke with Bill Sienkiewicz about becoming a documentary subject in That Polish Guy and finding self through artistic discomfort.

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

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

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 Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing about Thunderbolts and breaking the Winter Soldier from his trauma loop.

We chat with Alex Segura about his new Star Wars series and all the joys and challenges that come with it.

We chat with the Armored author about his favorite single-issue comic...wait, Darkhold: Iron Man? Really?

We chat with The Principles of Necromancy artist about his fave single issue, and how it exemplifies the Spider-Man saga.

We chat with the artist about his pop culture inspirations and how they seep into every aspect of his art.

We chat with the Harvey Award Hall of Famer about thought balloons and his relationship with his characters.

We've read this week's books and picked a few of our favorites.

We chat with DWJ about one of his favorite single-issue comics, a semi-forgotten Marvel Comics gem.

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

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

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

We celebrate five years of Comic Book Couples Counseling by returning to one of our earliest subjects.

The WWE referee selects one of his favorite single issues and breaks it down with us page by page.

Our conversation with Dan and Mark operates as a sequel to our Peter Parker and Mary Jane counseling sessions.