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.

Today on the Podcast we have on actor, 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.  

Spawning out of the pages of Lazarus Planet, The Doom Patrol are on a mission to support other Metahumans.  

Listen in and hear Dennis talk about the exciting new series.

On this episode, Chris and Troy talk with New Champion of Shazam and Legion of Superheroes writer, Josie Campbell.  

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.

The return of Joe Corallo!

Our first returning guests discusses their latest book, Dahlia in the Dark--a fantasy/noir set in an expansive world. Joe talks about the pitfalls you need to avoid when crafting a story that mixes two distinct genres.

Dahlia in the Dark is now available wherever comics are sold.

Chris talks with Traveling to Mars and Superman: Space Age writer Mark Russell. 

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.

Troy and Chris chat with Cliff Chiang, writer and artist of one of the year's best books, Catwoman Lonely City. 

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.  

Trujillo also talks about the cultural significance of Jaime and how this story ushers in a new era for Jaime and his supporting cast.

In this in-depth discussion, Chris chats with Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons writer, Jeremy Adams.  

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.

Black Adam was not great and Henry Cavill returns!  

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