274 Richard Comely and Captain Canuck

Making his first appearance on the podcast, award-winning writer, playwright, educator, and Blackjack creator Alex Simmons joins us to discuss his work in independent and mainstream comics, from Marvel, DC, and Archie to his efforts to inspire future creators through storytelling and Kids Comic Con.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Making his first appearance on the podcast, veteran comic artist Ray Kryssing stops by to look back on his career, from the legendary Romita's Raiders program to his work on Batman, Robin, Superboy, Silver Surfer, and other fan-favorite comics.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Kevin Miller appears to talk about his trade The Crisis Companion. If you think you know everything there is to know about the 1985 DC event, Crisis on Infinite Earths, guess again! Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Editor Roger Ash returns to talk about Back Issue magazine. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Eric Nolen-Weathington joins me to discuss Jim Aparo: Brave & Bold Artist. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Amit Tishler is back to discuss Solar Sisters, an all-ages space adventure that mixes humor, heart, and a galaxy-sized dose of celebrity madness. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Jimmy Palmiotti joins the podcast to discuss Pop Kill: Big Candy, the latest chapter in his over-the-top crime satire where the Cola Wars have ended, and the Sugar Wars are just getting started.   Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Richard Comely talks about the early days of the direct market and all things Captain Canuck. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Mike Gustovich on Justice Machine and the early days of the direct market, exploring how his groundbreaking creator-owned superhero universe helped prove independent comics could thrive outside Marvel and DC. Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website

Barry Kitson returns to talk about JLA: Year One Fantastic Comic Fan Podcast Website