Wolfe Scott on to discuss his career as a voice actor. 
Scott breakdown his roles on Yu-gi-oh and as a Skyrim Mod character.

The Doom Patrol is back and writer Dennis Culver appears on the podcast to talk about his passion around the characters and what to expect in their new adventures.  

Campbell talks about the excitement of modernizing an iconic character like Mary Marvel. We also do our best to learn more about the upcoming My Adventures with Superman animated series.

Our first returning guests discusses their latest book, Dahlia in the Dark--a fantasy/noir set in an expansive world.

Russell talks about the introspective nature of a story like Traveling to Mars and what it's like writing Superman through history with Space Age.

Cliff talks about the inception of the idea and how DC initially approached him about giving his take on the DC Universe.

Chris and Troy chat with Blue Beetle: Graduation Day writer Josh Trujillo--the writer discusses the inception and revival of the series after it lost out in DC's Round Robin.

Adams talks about the joy of writing the odd couple that is the Super Sons, his fantastic run on the Flash and what it was like collaborating with Geoff Johns on Flashpoint Beyond.

Chris and Troy discuss their thoughts on Black Adam and the return of Henry Cavill as Superman.

Chris and Troy geek out about Marvel's foray into the realm of monsters.

Writer Sword of Azrael, Dan Watters talks about going deeper with Azrael and their collaboration with artist Dani on the fantastic series, Arkham City: Order of the World.

Brisson talks about the challenges of writing a Slade Wilson that is not yet the best assassin in then world with his Year One arc--Brisson also discusses what is it like to be launching a new Predator series and we dive into There's Something Wrong with Patrick Todd

Chris and Troy reflect over the Justice league Unlimited episode: Dark Heart that showcase the Atom, Ray Palmer.

We talk about the challenges of starting a comic book company during the pandemic and how they strive to emulate the comics that inspired them in their creations.

Chris and Troy talk about the recent DC animated film Constantine: The House of Mystery and showcases several shorts that highlight Kamandi, The Losers and Blue Beetle.

Corallo talks about the new book and their career, which includes writing the awesome series, Becstar.

Flores also talks about the transition from creative executive to creator and the inspiration behind The Dead Lucky.

Troy and Vincent discuss both parts of the latest season and where they think this all leads.

With the overload of superhero content in the last year--it is hard to be taken on a journey and be surprised--The Boys season three delivered on every level.

Comicbook movie fatigue may have never materialized, but MCU fatigue might be here. Troy and Chris review Thor: Love and Thunder and spoiler alert: it is no Thor: Ragnorak.