The ComicsXF Interview Podcast

Dr. Anna Peppard, co-host of the podcasts Oh Gosh, Oh Golly, Oh Wow! and Three Panel Contrast and writer for ComicsXF, tells Dan and Matt why the Silver Surfer is one of her favorite characters in comics (though "son" is probably not applicable in this instance).

Writer Kieron Gillen joins the show to talk about his work on Once & Future, Eternals, the upcoming DIE RPG and much more.

Becky Cloonan and Michael Conrad join the show to talk about their runs on DC's Wonder Woman and Midnighter, and all the amazing artists they've worked with on both.

Writer Danny Lore talks about their upcoming Vault Comics series Lunar Room, their Transformers miniseries Shattered Glass, and Matt's cat chat cup runneth over.

ComicsXF staff writer Armaan Babu joins the show to tell us why Kyle Rayner is the best Green Lantern and one of his favorite characters.

Writer Ivy Noelle Weir returns to talk about her new Mad Cave Studios series, Bountiful Garden, as well as her upcoming graphic novel modernizations of two literary classics. Plus: the similarities and differences between Philadelphia and Boston, reality TV and TikTok for olds!

Writer Mark Russell joins the show to talk about a range of books, from AWA's Not All Robots to Marvel's Fantastic Four Life Story to AHOY's Second Coming to Vault's Deadbox, and to tease future projects.

Writer Meghan Fitzmartin tells us all about her "disaster boy" Tim Drake and the DC animated feature "Justice Society: World War II." NOTE: This episode was recorded BEFORE last week's big Tim Drake reveal.

We dip into the WMQ&A vault and unearth this discussion of the 1993 animated classic Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, recorded in July 2020 and only now being released.

Writer Ben Kahn joins the show to talk about their Dark Horse graphic novel Renegade Rule, adapting video games to comics, the 1989 movie The Wizard and much more.

We get not-so-Secret Invasioned by the World's Worst Skrull as Dan and "Matt" attempt to talk to writer David Pepose about his Kickstarter for The O.Z. #2. Embrace Change.

Writer Crystal Frasier talks about her new Oni Press graphic novel Cheer Up: Love and Pompoms, her work on Marvel's Gamma Flight, Charlene McGowan, Titania, the diabolical genius of corgis, and much more.

Writer Paul Constant joins the show to talk about his new AHOY Comics series Snelson: Comedy Is Dying, 1990s standup, whether comedy is actually harder now and what the f@*% happened to Dennis Miller.

Dave Baker and Nicole Goux join Dan and Matt to talk about their new Dark Horse graphic novel, Everyone Is Tulip, with detours into social media celebrity, visiting the graves of comics legends and the Slingers.

Way of X artist Bob Quinn joins the show to talk about his OC Soft Serve, the Hellfire Gala, jumping from video games to comics and much more.

Writer/artist Juni Ba joins the show to talk about the influences behind his TKO Studios graphic novel Djeliya.

Live and in person for the first time in months, the Three Amigos (Dan Grote, Matt Lazorwitz and Rob Lynch) reunite to talk about what they've been reading, returning to cons (and meeting Halloween III star Tom Atkins), the Hellfire Gala and what Marvel heroes could get the Life Story treatment.

Noted best friends Kyle Starks and Chris Schweizer join other noted best friends Dan Grote and Matt Lazorwitz to talk about their new Image series, The Six Sidekicks of Trigger Keaton.

Marcus Jimenez and Eastin DeVerna join the show to talk about some of the new titles coming from publisher Dauntless Stories.

Artist Adam Gorham joins the show to talk about his new Vault series The Blue Flame, his upcoming Dune book, Ninja Turtles, the pandemic year, his pets and much more.

Alisa Kwitney joins the show to talk about her new Marvel prose novel Rogue: Untouched, her upcoming Sandman podcast, her dog and more.

Cartoonist Ed Piskor (X-Men Grand Design, Hip-Hop Family Tree) joins Dan and Matt to talk about his new Fantagraphics series Red Room, outlaw comics, the magic of the video store and much more.

We talk with Gregg, Scott and Joe from Level Up Entertainment as they prepare to open the South Jersey comic shop's second location.

Writer Kyle Higgins joins the show to talk about his Image series Radiant Black, writing about writing, finding out as a kid that none of his friends liked Power Rangers anymore, and more.

The co-creators of Canto, David M. Booher and Drew Zucker, talk to us about the little clockwork knight that became a creator-owned hit for IDW. Also: Dogs! Stephen King! Grogu?