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On this episode of the podcast we have on writer of Dynamite’s Space Ghost, David Pepose.

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

We also discuss different iterations of space ghost including the popular Space Ghost Coast to Coast and how Pepose’s run seeks to differentiate itself from previous takes while preserving what makes Space Ghost, Space Ghost.

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On this episode, we have on tennis and fashion icon, Stan Smith along with director Danny Lee.

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.

Lee discusses the responsibility of telling Smith’s story and the journey of discovering the man behind the sneaker.

Who is Stan Smith? He’s more than a shoe.

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Spy x Family: Code White is here! The Forgers are on the big screen as they race to find the ingredients to a dish for Anya's school cooking competition, which ends up embroiling them in a scheme that has potential for starting a war!

On this episode we have on Thomas Huls, founder of War at War Comics. Hul who has created a comics focused podcast, has inteviewed everyone from Tod McFarlane to Goeff Johns. Using this knowledge to launch his own comic, Kingsville. Now on issue 2, Tom talks about the challenges of launching his own comic and how much that has informed his own podcast.

On this episode, we review Room: Exodus. Written by Geoff Johns, art by Jason Fabok with colors by Brad Anderson and Letters by Rob Leigh.

The team that brought you Batman:Three Jokers returns with a sci-fi epic that is Beast Master meets Elysium—following the main character, Rook, a former farmer on earth who must fight for survival on his new planet exodus where like earth, humans have plundered to the brink of extinction with it being overrun by Wardens who can control animals with helmets. 

Releasing on 4/3, ghost machine day, Rook: Exodus is shaping up to be the Green Lantern of the Ghost Machine world.

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On this episode, we review Redcoat number 1. Written by Geoff Johns, art by Bryan Hitch with colors by Brad Anderson and letters by Rob Leigh.

First teased in the Geiger 80-page giant, Redcoat follows an immortal, Simon pure as he stumbles through US history and his eternal life.

Releasing 4/3, listen as we talk about the secret history of the founding fathers and Simon’s uncanny ability to be the worst person every one he encounters has ever met.

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

Russell talks about what it is like to re-team with Mike and Laura Allred and how their Batman story differs from their Superman.

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On this episode we have on Blue Beetle writer Josh Trujillo.

Trujillo returns to the show to talk about the conclusion of Blue Beetle’s Scarab War arc and honoring the memory of Jaime Reyes co-creator, Keith Giffen in issue 7.

They also talk about what it’s like to have the opportunity to work on a character like Jaime for as long as they have and how artist Adrian Gutierrez continues to level up as the series continues.

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