On this episode of the podcast we have on the team behind Gungnir, Matt Meyden, Jim Krueger and Steve Orlando.

We talk to them about creating a publishing line that echoes some of the great eras of sci-fi and pulp while not being afraid to try different things. Krueger and Orlando speak on how working on Gungnir has given them a freedom that pushes their creativity to new heights.

Meyden talks about his history at Heavy Metal and bringing the world new stories with Gungnir.

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Described as the boys meets GI Joe, the disavowed is a deconstruction of nostalgia and GI Joe a franchise, Blaylock helped revive in the early 2000s with the GI comic published through image comics.

Tomasi and Manapul talk about year one of Ghost Machine, the creative freedom of not only being collaborators but owners and how Family Oddyseys looks to redefine what all ages books means to the comic industry.

In a story that is Stranger things meets Pokemon, Kid and Monsters tells the story of three troubled teenagers who get sucked into an ancient war after discovering monsters in their backpack. The trio must navigate the war at home with their parents divorce and the ancient war they find themselves in with the help of the monsters from their backpacks.

On this Episode, we have Chanan Beizer, writer of The Golem of Venice Beach. Beizer chats with us about how they, along with their editor Chris Stevens, were able to assemble a superstar lineup of artist that includes Frank Quitely, Bill Sienkiewicz, Nick Dragotta, Jae Lee and others to contribute to their story, which is rooted inJewish folklore.

On this episode, we have on Michael Kingston writer of Massive and Masked Republic’s Vampiro: Rockabilly Apocalypse—a new miniseries starring legendary luchador Vampiro.

On this episode, we have on writer/artist of John Carpenter Presents Night Terrors: Blood of the Taken, Sian Mandrake. Mandrake talks about the journey of Blood of the Taken from illustrated storybook to graphic novel, their horror influences and how growing up in a home of creators made them the artist they are today. .

Janson Douglas returns to talk about the graphic novel Jane American which was inspired by his late grandmother. Listen to learn about the story and how you can contribute to the kickstarter.

Troy talks with Max Hoven-co-creator of Liquid Kill. Coming off of the success of his first cowritten book, It Eats What Feeds It, Max and cowriter Aaron Crow team up again with illustrator Gabriel Lumazark for new story.

Josh Adams, creator of the Godfoe Universe, returns to the podcast to talk about his new series Biophile Kolga.

We speak with the creators of Winds of Numa Sera from Dark Rose Studios and dive into the process of making their new new board game and graphic novel Winds of Numa Sera: an engine-building strategy board game where you grow your kingdom, battle your heroes, and race to define your legacy.

Marcus Williams, an artist with passion for character designs talks to us about how a fun piece featuring Popeye and Goku led to him bringing Popeye into a new age.

Seeley, an industry veteran who has worked on titles like Nightwing in addition to his creator-owned work like Hack/Slash and Revival, talks to Troy about his creative process.

Starring Lucha Libre iconos Rey Mysterio and Tinieblas jr, Kevin and Diego talk how culture and history brought this new comic book universe to life.

Brothers, Owen and Morgan talk about how their childhood influences led to the creation of a story that melds Death Race and Point Break. They discuss their approach and how they balance their brotherhood and being creative partners.

Pepose, who recently came off introducing a new Punisher at Marvel, talks about the excitement and responsibility of carrying on Space Ghost’s legacy.

Smith, the subject of Uninterrupted’s Who is Stan Smith? Documentary--talks about his legacy and what he hopes audiences take from the film, which highlights his career, activism and being the face of one of the most iconic pieces of footwear in history.

Tom talks about the challenges of launching his own comic and how much that has informed his own podcast.

Mark Russell Returns! Russell is back to talk his spiritual successor to Superman: Space Age, Batman: Dark Age.

On this episode we have on Geoff Johns, Gary Frank, Bryan Hitch and Jason Fabok—Founders and Creators of Ghost Machine. The legendary creators talk to us about the upcoming April 3rd release of Geiger, Rook and Red Coat. After the successful launch of Ghost Machine 1 they discuss the response from fans and retailers, what to expect and how Ghost Machine has allowed them take their creativity to new heights.