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On this episode we have on Ghost Machine Founding Creator Geoff Johns.

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.

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On this episode of the podcast, we have on writer Tim Sheridan.

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.

Sheridan also talks about his career, which includes Netflix’s Masters of the Universe: Revelation, Batman: The Long Halloween and Transformers: War for Cybertron.

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On this episode of the podcast, we have Bryan Edward Hill, writer of Marvel’s Blade.

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.

He also discusses whats to come in the series and why he continues to come back to comic books…the readers.

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On this episode of the podcast, we have on Sandman writer Robert Venditti.

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.

Venditti also talks about what fans can expect for the rest of the series.

On this episode of the podcast, we have on Brian Buccellato, writer of Midlife (or How To Hero At Fifty) to talk about the upcoming project.

Bucellato also talks Justice League vs Godzilla vs Kong, which is shaping up to be one of the year’s biggest crossovers.

As a fan’s Buccellato’s iconic Flash run, we dive into what he thought about the film and what its like working on iconic characters.

On this episode of the podcast, Mark Russell returns. This time to talk 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.

Russell discusses the real-world inspiration and his other upcoming book, cereal, which follows breakfast cereal monsters in what is described as what we do in the shadows meets monster squad.

On this episode of the podcast, we have on Gotham City: Year One artist Phil Hester.

On this episode, we have horror icon Lin Shaye as our special guest.

Shaye is known for her role as Elise Rainier in the Insidious franchise, which has grossed $700 million globally, as well as her roles in There’s Something about Mary and Dumb and Dumber. Today, she 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.

Tickets are on-sale now at https://trippingonlifetheplay.com/

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On this episode of the podcast, Patrick Hickey Jr returns, star of the Megacat Studios game WrestleQuest.