In this episode of Comic Zone, Vincent chats with legendary comic book artist Jack Kamen, best known for his iconic work at EC Comics and his masterful "good girl" art. Jack reflects on his classical training at the Art Students League, his early days at Chesler Studios and the Iger Shop, his wartime service, and how a nudge from his wife helped him pivot into a highly successful illustration career.

In this episode, Vincent sits down with legendary comic book creator Bill Tucci for an in-depth, entertaining, and candid conversation. The two longtime friends revisit the origin of Tucci’s iconic indie heroine Shi, the influence of Japanese mythology and fashion design on his storytelling, and how a freak injury almost derailed his latest project. Bill opens up about his creative journey, his new series Jun Yen with Dark Horse, and the long-awaited Shi film adaptation.

On this episode of The Comic Zone, Vincent chats with comic book artist Buzz for a candid, hilarious, and insightful conversation spanning decades of comic book history. Buzz opens up about revamping the 90s character Razor, his work on Atomika, breaking into the industry as a 17-year-old from Burma, and why Wonder Woman (thanks to Lynda Carter) still reigns supreme.

Vincent sits down with comic book artist David Finch for an in-depth conversation about his career, creative influences, and iconic work on Avengers, Moon Knight, Cyberforce, and more. They discuss everything from his early discovery by Mark Silvestri to reviving Spider-Woman and shaping major Marvel storylines like Avengers Disassembled. Plus, Finch opens up about his artistic process, the emotional power of drawing, and what character he’d most love to tackle at DC.

Vincent sits down with the legendary Alex Ross for a conversation that covers everything from growing up with an artist mom and minister dad, to painting Superman’s face and working alongside the comic book icons he idolized as a kid. They talk Marvels, Kingdom Come, Bernie Wrightson, George Pérez, failed deadlines, long hair in Texas, and what Alex would paint if Marvel gave him a blank check.

In this episode, Vincent chats with the legendary voice actress June Foray, the iconic voice behind Rocky the Flying Squirrel, Witch Hazel, Granny, Natasha Fatale, and countless others. They talk about her early start in radio, working with animation giants like Chuck Jones and Jay Ward, the evolution of the voice acting industry, and her memories of collaborating with Mel Blanc, Daws Butler, and Stan Freberg.

Originally recorded on October 11, 2004, this special episode of Comic Zone features a heartfelt interview with legendary writer, editor, and publisher Jim Shooter, who sadly passed away just two days ago. Vincent sits down with Jim for an honest, in-depth conversation covering his remarkable journey through Marvel, Valiant, Defiant, and Broadway Comics. Jim shares personal stories about his creative battles, industry challenges, legal fights, and his relentless passion for building new worlds, even when the odds were stacked against him. This episode is a tribute to one of the most influential figures in the comic book industry.

Vincent sits down with film director Bryan Singer to talk about his lifelong connection to Superman, the challenges of relaunching the iconic franchise, and why he ultimately chose Superman over continuing the X-Men films. Bryan shares personal stories about his childhood, his passion for filmmaking, and what it was like casting Brandon Routh and working with Kevin Spacey as Lex Luthor.

In this episode , Vincent chats with legendary writer and artist Jim Starlin, the mind behind Dreadstar, Warlock, Captain Marvel, and the creation of Thanos. Starlin shares how a post-Navy move to NYC in the early ’70s led to instant work at Marvel during its expansion boom, how he transformed Captain Marvel from a fading title into a cult classic, and why creative freedom (or lack of it) has shaped his long career across Marvel, DC, and his own creator-owned work.

In this episode of Comic Zone, Vincent Zurzolo sits down with acclaimed comic book writer Christos Gage to talk about his career across Marvel and beyond. From his early work on Spider-Man Unlimited to big storylines like World War Hulk: X-Men and Union Jack, Christos shares behind-the-scenes stories, character insights, and writing philosophies. They geek out over obscure characters like Red Ronin and Quasar, explore the moral complexity of Civil War, and even tease upcoming projects featuring Iron Man, Hulk, and the Authority.