Fantastic Comic Fan

A deep‑dive conversation with co‑writer Rob Jones exploring the creation of War of the Worlds: Thunder Child from Titan Comics. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Amit Tishler joins the show to dig into Mad Cave Studios’ Edenfrost, a supernatural wartime tale of two Jewish siblings bound to a dangerous golem‑like force as they flee the Russian Civil War. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Welcome, Davide Pepose, back to the show to dig into Mad Cave Studios’ Speed Racer— when was the last time you went down into the Cave? Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Jimmy Palmiotti drops in to talk Mad Cave’s Pop Kill, a pulp‑slick crime thriller of assassins and soda empires—time to get Mad… with Mad Cave Studios. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

We sit down with comics historian and bestselling author Andy Mangels for a fast, funny, and deeply insider conversation about the creators, fandom, and behind‑the‑scenes stories that shaped modern comic culture. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

A look at some of the newest TwoMorrows releases, plus a preview of the upcoming books and mags I’m most excited to get my hands on. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

For the 250th episode, I’m joined by Bobby Nash and Joe for a fun, free‑flowing conversation about comics. As for how Bobby Nash Ruins the Show—listen to find out! Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Barry Kitson joins me to revisit his mid‑2000s Legion of Super‑Heroes run with Mark Waid — the redesigns, the storytelling, and what made that era click for fans.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Elliot S! Maggin returns to talk Superman and his time at DC in the 1970s, sharing insights and some behind‑the‑scenes stories. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Today I’m joined by Eddie Iiams, the creator behind Wretched Five Comics. We’re diving into the Energon Universe and breaking down how fans like me—who know absolutely nothing about it—can find a smart, accessible entry point. If you’ve been curious about this world but didn’t know where to start, this conversation is your roadmap. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Diving into a selection of fantastic Legion trades, offering an overview that highlights why this corner of the DC Universe remains so endlessly rewarding to explore. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

I’m celebrating Archie Comics’ 85th anniversary by digging into their current releases and asking the big question: when was the last time you sat down and read an Archie comic? Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Contributing host Ray MacKay sits down with Zenescope Editor‑in‑Chief David Wohl for a lively deep dive into the stories, characters, and creative firepower shaping one of indie comics’ most dynamic publishers.     Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Dive into a curated lineup of X‑Men trade paperbacks that showcase the franchise’s defining stories, game‑changing arcs, and hidden gems for both newcomers and longtime fans. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Jim Zub talks Conan!   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Mario Gully, creator of Ant, joins me to share the story behind a character born during a pivotal and deeply personal chapter of his life. This episode takes a unique turn as we explore how that moment shaped both the creator and his creation.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Darryl Banks returns for a lively catch-up, diving into comics, creativity, and what he’s been up to lately.     Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

I’m joined once again by Joe Crowe and Bobby Nash as we dive back into the world of the Justice League—this time exploring JChuck Patton’s run on JLA. We break down what makes his take on the team stand out, the moments that hit hardest, and why this era still sparks debate among fans. It’s a fun, thoughtful look at a creator-driven chapter of DC history.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Artist Chuck Patton—remembered for his standout 1980s Justice League of America run—joins me to talk about his time on JLA and his later career in animation. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

We take a deep‑dive into Zenescope’s new mini-series King Dracula, joined by indie comic book writer Ray MacKay for insight, analysis, and a look at how this villain-focused story expands the Grimm Universe.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Comic book historian Rik Offenberger joins me to dig into Jack Kirby’s 1970s run on Captain America, exploring the stories, themes, and creative energy that defined this bold era of the character.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Tom Marvelli of Another Door Comics joins me to revisit Green Lantern: Rebirth, exploring how this landmark mini-series reignited Hal Jordan and reshaped the Green Lantern mythos more than twenty years later. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

This episode, we’re diving back into the world of Zenescope with a spotlight on the three‑issue mini‑series Killer Kobra. From its pulpy energy to its place in Zenescope’s growing lineup of “King‑class” characters, we break down what makes this series stand out and why it’s worth a look for Grimm Universe fans.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Bobby Nash joins me for a deep dive into John Byrne’s iconic run on the Fantastic Four, exploring why this era remains one of the most celebrated chapters in Marvel history. We break down the storytelling, the character work, the art, and the lasting impact Byrne’s vision had on the team and the larger Marvel Universe.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

We dive into ComiXology Originals—why it became a hub for bold digital‑first storytelling and which hidden‑gem titles deserve a spot on your reading list. Perfect for fans who love discovering fresh voices and overlooked comics.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website