Have you read Tales of Mr. Rhee? No? Well you should. As part of our Comics You Probably Never Heard Of podcast series, the ComicsVerse team sat down to talk about this popular indie series, but widely unknown to most outside of the independent comic scene.

The ComicsVerse Podcast has already featured two episodes of the work of Gene Luen Yang yet somehow we are always left wanting to hear more from this contemporary genius. The auteur of AMERICAN BORN CHINESE, BOXERS AND SAINTS, writer of three years of THE LAST AIRBENDER, and current writer of DC Comics' SUPERMAN, sat down with the ComicsVerse Podcast to discuss how we works, how he broke into the comics industry and the inspiration behind his work.

Emma Frost is arguably one of the most polarizing female characters in X-Men comics.

In another installment of our origins series of Comicsverse Podcast episodes, we look at one of the most controversial characters in all of comics history; Batman's second Robin Jason Todd. Created to replace Dick Grayson, who at the time was fronting DC's best-selling New Teen Titans title, the character was initially a carbon-copy of the original Robin in both backstory and demeanor.

Over the last 75 years of Batman history, the Caped Crusader has seen more than his fair share of villains, but none like Hush! In this episode of the ComicsVerse podcast, Editor-in-Chief, Travis Czap, sits down with the ComicsVerse gang to discuss the prolific villain.

Kay Honda gets a chance to have a tête-à-tête with working comic book artist, Danielle Otrakji, a young, talented, multi-lingual illustrator about her creative process, her personal preferences in storytelling, and other fun things about her art!

The origin of Black Panther and the differences between Wakandan and Western Civilization are highlighted and discussed in the 51st episode of the ComicsVerse comics podcast.

As Kathy notes, "does anyone want Alan enough? No, we want Alan Moore." The ComicsVerse gang analyze Alan Moore's run on THE SAGA OF SWAMP-THING delving into the personality of Alec Holland and Swamp-Thing's villains.

ComicsVerse interns and contributors take over the podcast with Cameron Stewart, Brenden Fletcher & Babs Tarr's DC comic graphic novel, BATGIRL OF BURNSIDE, in the final episode of the podcast series -- "Interns Take Over!"

Kathy and Ms. Jamie Rice herself host a mostly all-female episode of the ComicsVerse podcast featuring Kelly Sue DeConnick's BITCH PLANET by Image Comics.