The ComicsXF Interview Podcast

Matt Bors and Ben Clarkson visit the show to talk about their AHOY Comics series Justice Warriors.

Brian Schirmer returns to the show to talk about his Vault Comics series Quests Aside.

Dan and Matt chat with writer Curtis Clow, whose series Beastlands is being collected in trade by Dark Horse. THEN, Matt goes solo for a bonus interview with Jadzia Axelrod, writer of DC's Galaxy, the Prettiest Star.

GO BIRDS! Matt and Dan visit Fan Expo Philadelphia and chat with Danny Schlitz (William Shakespeare's Avengers), Isaac Goodhart (Victor and Nora), Ryan Parrott (Power Rangers, Rogue Sun) and Phillip Kennedy Johnson (Action Comics, Alien). It's a con show, so pardon the ambient noise. GO BIRDS!

Benjamin Percy and Brent Schoonover chat with Dan and Matt about their AWA series Devil's Highway, trucks, snakes, crime and more.

Writer Nadia Shammas joins the show to talk about her graphic novel Squire, Talia al Ghul, the Riddler, Ms. Marvel and much more.

Dan and Matt talk with the creative team behind Vault Comics' Mindset, Zack Kaplan and John J. Pearson.

Cartoonist Jeffrey Brown joins Dan and Matt to talk about the 20th anniversary collection of Loved and Lost: A Relationship Trilogy, Batman and Robin and Howard, and much more.

Nick Pitarra joins the show to talk about his Zoop campaign for Ax-Wielder Jon, taking time off from comics, Moebius, Geoff Darrow and the other artists who inspire him.

David F. Walker joins Dan and Matt to talk about his anthology Impostor Syndrome, now funding on Zoop.

Writer/artist/custom toy builder Ibrahim Moustafa joins the show to talk about his new Humanoids graphic novel Retroactive.

Write David Pepose makes his fourth WMQ&A appearance to talk about Savage Avengers, The O.Z. and more.

Writer Steve Foxe returns to talk about X-Men '92: House of XCII, Archer & Armstrong Forever, and to play some '92 trivia.

In the latest episode of Dan and Matt's Parks and Recreation podcast, the boys learn what it feels like when Batman cries in "Pawnee Rangers," famous for producing the catchphrase "Treat Yo'Self!"

Writer Cavan Scott joins the show to talk about the return of Vault Comics' Shadow Service, his upcoming Dark Horse series The Ward, Star Wars, Titans United and more.

Creators Brittany Matter and Dailen Ogden join the show to talk about their Zoop campaign for Dead Dreams: The Lucid Chronicles #1.

Chris Ryall joins the podcast to talk about his new publishing imprint, Syzygy; adapting Joe Hill's "Rain"; making comics with Ashley Wood; ROM Spaceknight and more.

Writer Scott Snyder returns to help us mark a big, round number of an episode by talking about his ComiXology Originals series, his Substack classes, his Image books and more. Plus: Dan and Matt answer listener questions, and an anniversary greeting from the World's Worst Skrull.

Comics publicist Melissa Meszaros joins the show to talk about her new memoir, Heavy Metal Headbang.

In a new Patreon-exclusive bonus content series, WMQ&A co-host Dan Grote goes through every comic appearance of British superspy mutant Peter Winston Wisdom. Enjoy the pilot, discussing Excalibur #86, as a treat, and consider backing the show at patreon.com/wmqcomics to listen to future episodes, which will be behind the paywall.

On a special day-after-Valentine's episode, Brad and Lisa Gullickson from the podcast Comic Book Couples Counseling talk about what they've learned from analyzing your favorite four-color paramours.

Ro Stein and Ted Brandt, the artists of Image Comics' Crowded, talk about wrapping up the series, their "on-brand" first date and the arsenal of play weapons they keep in their studio.

Writer Erik Burnham joins the show to talk about his upcoming IDW series "G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero: Saturday Morning Adventures," his "Transformers: Beast Wars" series and much more. Plus, a special announcement from Dan about new Patreon content.

Three-peat guest Rich Douek joins the show to talk about publishing his first work with Marvel and DC, his new series Happy Hill and his upcoming series The Ocean Will Take Us.

Writer John Lees joins the show to talk about his AWA wrestling-and-Shakespeare comic "Crimson Cage" and all the bodyslams and iambic pentameter that inspired it.