The ComicsXF Interview Podcast

Writer Torunn Grønbekk joins the show to talk about Realm of X, Red Sonja, what she has in store for Venom and Carnage, and much more.

Cartoonist Jay Stephens joins the show to talk about his Oni Press series Dwellings.

Matt goes to Flame Con for interviews with Stephanie Williams (Nubia), Tate Brombal (House of Slaughter), Josh Trujillo (Blue Beetle), Charlie Jane Anders (New Mutants) and James Tynion IV (name any well-reviewed monthly periodical comic from the last five years). For more on Flame Con, visit flamecon.org and geeksout.org.

Writer Michael Northrop joins the show to talk about his new DC graphic novel Young Alfred: Pain in the Butler.

Tyrell Cannon joins the show to talk about his new Image Comics series The Schlub and a whole lot more.

Cartoonist Box Brown joins the show to talk about his new First Second graphic novel The He-Man Effect. PLUS: An important announcement about changes to our Patreon.

Writer/artist Nick Cagnetti joins the show to talk about his graphic novel Pink Lemonade, his story in Oni Press' Xino and much more.

Writer Bryan Edward Hill joins the show to talk about his new Blade series at Marvel, the writers' strike, his work on Titans and to reveal he is shockingly good at impressions.

Matt went to Fan Expo Philadelphia and recorded interviews with artist Marguerite Sauvage, writer Louis Southard (Midnight Western Theatre), FairSquare Comics Publisher Fabrice Sapolsky, writer Jeremy Adams (Flash, Green Lantern) and former Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada.

Writer Ryan Cady joins the show to talk about his new Image/Top Cow series, Haunt You to the End.

Writer Jadzia Axelrod joins the show to talk about her upcoming Hawkgirl series, the DC Book of Pride and much more.

Lonnie Nadler and Jenna Cha join the show to talk about their new indie comic series The Sickness.

Kenneth Laster and Damien Becton join the show to talk about their Kickstarter campaign for Try Not to Die, an omni-horror comic.

In a beyond-the-paywell episode of WMQ&A's monthly Patreon bonus podcast, Chris Hassan of AIPT's X-Men Monday column joins Dan to talk about Excalibur #100, the Xavier Protocols, the Wisdom-Lockheed feud and much more. If you like what you hear, consider backing WMQ&A at patreon.com/wmqcomics.

Artist Jorge Molina joins the show to talk about Zurdo, an art book looking back at his career in the industry, now crowdfunding on Zoop. PLUS, a sneak peek at the latest episode of our Patreon bonus podcast, Our Son Pete.

Artist Soo Lee joins the show to talk about her new Dynamite series Disney Villains: Maleficent, her graphic novel Carmilla: The First Vampire, DC/RWBY and much more.

Writer Melissa Flores joins the show to talk about her Image books The Dead Lucky and Radiant Pink, Power Rangers and much more.

Writer Dan Watters returns to talk about his new Humanoids graphic novel The Incal: The Dying Star, BOOM's The Seasons Have Teeth, Marvel's Loki, DC's Knight Terrors: Detective Comics and more.

Jeremy Whitley and Bre Indigo join the show to talk about their new middle grade graphic novel, The Dog Knight.

In this five-minute preview of our monthly Patreon bonus podcast OUR SON PETE, Dan Grote and guest Daniel Kibblesmith talk about Rory Campbell, workplace comedy and the importance of labeling your things. Want more? Subscribe to WMQ&A at patreon.com/wmqcomics to listen to new episodes of OUR SON PETE every month.

Writer Kenny Porter joins the show to talk about his new Superboy series, DC Mech and much more.

Marie Enger and Christof Bogacs join the show to talk about their new Dark Horse graphic novel, Under Kingdom.

Cartoonist John Allison returns to talk about his new Dark Horse series, The Great British Bump-Off, his Patreon X-Men comic and the subtle differences between Bruce Springsteen and Brick Springstern.

Writer John Lees joins the show to talk about his new Vault Comics series The Nasty, and the real-life horror history that inspired it.

Artist Scott Koblish joins the show to talk about his upcoming Image series The Giant Kokju and the many Easter eggs in his Fantastic Four #700 and 701 covers.