Adrian Has Issues

When you think about it, comic books and pro-wrestling aren't so different. To further explain why is today's special guest Pat McDermott, the host of the Club Kayfabe podcast. Together, he and Adrian cover a plethora of topics including CM Punk's transition from wrestler to comic book writer, Brock Lesnar as the real-life Incredible Hulk, the hilarity/awfulness of the G.I. Joe film franchise and...

Nothing puts a damper on podcasting like an injury, but I shall press on in the form of a brand-new minisode! Since everyone else has been reviewing Daredevil (that and I'm waiting until I can book a fun guest for that) I've decided to talk about how the series' success could affect future comic book TV shows. Additionally, I also get into the spoilers found in the absurd press junket for Avengers...

In the commotion of podcasting and real life I have unearthed the second installment of my "minisodes" recorded back in March that was never posted. Whoops! In this episode I explain my love of the X-Men franchise and how I feel like the core books have strayed a bit too far from its original mission statement. Since we're on the eve of the release of the Daredevil series on Netflix I get into mor...

Why is Dragon Ball Z Kai considered blasphemy among DBZ purists? Why is Pokemon's Ash Ketchum the absolute worst person ever? Will Hollywood ever stop rebooting Spider-Man?! These are just a few of the tough questions Adrian hopes to answer with today's guest, comedian/writer/actress Maggie Mae Fish. Maggie chronicles her journey from a small Michigan town to Los Angeles and gives us an in-depth l...

Today's episode of Adrian Has Issues has badassery to spare! Writer/artist Moriah Hummer invites us to a world where roller derby and monster-bashing are all in a day's work in her new comic book series Flat Track Furies. Moriah explains the book's origins as well as it's mission to not only entertain but also empower its readers. In addition we discuss sexism in comic books, the love/hate relatio...

Comic books and punk rock collide on a very special episode! Adrian is on location at East Side Mags, a local comic shop in Montclair, New Jersey for a one-on-one discussion with the store's owner Jeff Beck. Jeff recounts his story, from selling technology services in New York to becoming a comic book retailer in his home state. From there the conversation covers Batman's new costume, the Joker va...

It's time to lace up those skates once again! Ashley Burgy and Erica Ritter return for another episode filled with hockey talk---at least that was the plan before Adrian decided to spike his own bottles of Mountain Dew Code Red with Fireball whiskey. In between debates about the NHL playoffs, the episode takes several wacky left turns as the three hosts fall down a rabbit hole complete with conver...

In what can be considered a "sequel" of sorts to Episode 3, today's episode features Miguel Garza, the co-host of Comical Podcast. Miguel delves deeper into the bizarre origins of his alter-ego, "Lord Horseticleze," outlines his plans for the "Shovel My Shit Tour 2015" and sets Adrian straight after the latter breaks several "bathroom commandments." Justin Corbett makes an impromptu return to the...

On this week's episode, Adrian stops by "The Barn" and for a one-on-one chat with Dags, one of the stars of the Amish Baby Machine podcast. After a brief discussion on the origins of "the most powerful podcast ever created," the hosts geek out over 80's music, legendary producers and lament the possible end of FM radio. So sit back and relax as two podcasting worlds collide on an all-new episode o...

On today's episode, Adrian catches up with Victor Dandridge Jr., the creator and editor-in-chief of the imprint Vantage Inhouse Productions, which began at Special Edition: NYC thanks largely in part to the comic series Southern Bastards. What follows is Victor's personal account of his experiences in the world of self-publishing and the origins of VIP. from conception to marketing and his partner...

On this week's episode Adrian is joined by Frank Espinoza, the New York-based illustrator and CEO/Owner of The Art of Frank, Inc. Frank explains the dark origins of his supernatural comic book series Regenesys and the two reminisce about the sacred institution that was Saturday morning cartoons. Before closing out the episode our heroes get geeky about their mutual love for the hardcore band Bury...

Fellow podcaster Justin Corbett, the co-host of the Comical Podcast, joins Adrian's personal "Battleworld" to give some personal insight into Marvel's massive 2015 crossover event and time-travel as a plot device. Justin gives his thoughts regarding the ongoing debate of digital books vs. "floppies" and Adrian inquires about the legend of :"Lord Horseticleze."

As you've no doubt heard, Sony and Marvel Studios are working out visitation rights for their web-slinging baby. Social networking is teeming with opinions, so I figured I'd forego sleep to add my preliminary two cents on the matter. What's your take on the matter? Drop me a line and let's get chat!

This week, Adrian is joined by Erica Schultz, writer and co-creator of the hit indie comic series M3 and The Unauthorized Biography of Winston Churchill. Things quickly get wacky as the conversation turns to the ongoing battle of Catholic Vs. Public Schools, a mutual love of the A-Team film adaptation and Erica pays homage to a beloved former classmate. So sit back, relax, and saddle up your rapto...

This is it! The first official episode of Adrian Has Issues! Adrian foregoes a guest host and briefly addresses the show's reformatting, future plans and revisiting old favorites.

Adrian talks hockey, concert mishaps and Gambit with two friends, Ashley Burgy and Erica Ritter.