Troy and Chris dive into the world of Ghost Machine and share their thoughts on the first issue. Ghost Machine created by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok, Gary Frank, Bryan Hitch, Lamont Magee, Francis Manapul, Brad Meltzer, Peter J. Tomasi, and Maytal Zchut, Ivan Reis and Peter Snejbjerg, is a creator-owned and operated company.

Ferrari and Kindlon talk about the struggles of bringing Antioch to life, which is going straight to trade after two issues—the creative team shares how their commitment to themselves, fans and retailers got them to the finish line delivering what Patrick describes as Ferrari’s best work.

Starks talks about the new series, which follows a couple that owns their own detective agency where they take on cozy divorce cases and insurance scams but is challenged when a missing girl case comes across their desk.

Adams talks fans’ positive response to his flash and how grounding Hal Jordan opens a whole universe of story possibilities.

Mike discusses the story behind his comic series Armored—a fantastical story that follows a kid who finds an suit of armor possessed by a ghost—he talks about how the team and kickstarter came together including getting RL Stine himself to give a quote for the series.

Torpedo Comics’ Steve Houston. Houston, an Overstreet Advisor, Pawn Stars’ resident comic book expert and the host of his own podcast Steve and Cimino say BOOM shares his thoughts on the current climate of the comic book industry and market.

Johns, known for this iconic runs on The Flash, Green Lantern and  much more at DC talks to about starting Ghost Machine—-a people centric creator owned company focused on storytelling founded and run by creators.

We discuss Geiger, Junkyard Joe and Ghost Machine’s first title under their new imprint, Geiger: Ground Zero.

Writer of Alan Scott: Green Lantern, a brand new series that highlights the original Green Lantern—Sheridan talks about tackling such an iconic character and what readers can expect after the big reveal at the end of issue one

Hill, a writer, director, producer, and an overall cool dude, discusses with us how he captures the essence of what makes Blade a badass in the Marvel comic book series. Hill also shares on how he balances his career in TV/film and writing comic books.

Jason Douglas, a Ringo-nominated writer. Douglas, who is a full-time teacher and parent, discusses how his passion for comics led him to write Parallel, his first book that gradually gained a following. It is this passion that allows him to effectively juggle his responsibilities.

Known for his work on Hawkman and at Bad Idea, Venditti shares how a lifelong dream of writing the JSA led to tackling Wesley Dodds aka Sandman.

Brian Buccellato, writer of Midlife (or How To Hero At Fifty) to talk about the upcoming project. We also talks Justice League vs Godzilla vs Kong, which is shaping up to be one of the year’s biggest crossovers.

Mark Russell talks Rumpus Room, a story that follows an eccentric tech billionaire who traps people into his Rumpus Room where he turns his victims into skin cream—the victims only solace is they get to pick who’s next.

We have on Gotham City: Year One artist Phil Hester. Hester talks about what it was like working with Tom King and how his work on the book is the best of his career.

Lin Shaye joins us to talk about her one-woman show, "Tripping on Life."

After selling out its run in Los Angeles, Shaye is bringing the show to New York City, where it will run for five weeks. In our discussion today, Shaye shares what it's like to bet on herself at this stage of her career and how creatively fulfilling the project has been.

Hickey Jr talks his journey with Megacat and how his lifelong passion of professional wrestling prepared him for his role as Randy "Muchaho Man" Santos. Voicing dozens of characters in the game, Hickey Jr tell us why WrestleQuest is gives fans of turn based RPGs exactly what they’ve been waiting for.

We talk with Marc Bernardin, the writer of Messenger: The Legend of Mohammed Ali, a biographical graphic novel about the iconic boxer. Known for his work in TV and as the co-host of the Fatman Beyond podcast with Kevin Smith.

The Eisner-Nominated Starks talks about the fun giving fans of the Peacemaker series what they want, but also leaving their stamp on the character.

Joe Corallo is back! Our first three time guest. This time, Dahlia in the Dark has finished its six-issue run and we discuss Joe's work on the series.

Writer of Blue Beetle: Graduation Day comes on the podcast to dive deep on the series and the announcement of their Blue Beetle ongoing series.