Comix Asylum

Writer Matthew Rosenberg joins the Comix Asylum Podcast to discuss his latest project What's the Furthest Place From Here? from Image Comics. Matthew delves into creating the new series with artist Tyler Boss, his love of comics and music and how he was able to combine the two into the series.

Crystal Skillman and Fred Van Lente chat about their radio play podcast King Kirby adapted from their critically acclaimed Off-Broadway play based on the life of legendary comic book artist Jack Kirby.  

Illustrator and Colourist Paris Alleyne stops by to talk about working on the Eisner award winning comic book Afterlift, his Black History month art initiative and a new project with Cypress Hill.

Ed Kuehnel and Matt Entin chat about their comic book miniseries Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia, wrestling's impact on popular culture and go behind the scenes on the icons of the industry.

Insha Fitzpatrick and Stephanie Cooke stop by to talk about their new YA graphic novel Oh My Gods!

Courtney Small from Cinema Axis and the Changing Reels podcast talks HBO Max, Disney+, diversity in film and why fan service isn’t always a good thing.

Walter Durajlija from Big B Comics and the International Comic Exchange stops by to chat about the comic book industry from a retailer’s point of view, how changes at DC will affect comic book shops and how the vintage comic book market has boomed during the pandemic.

Marco Rudy talks about his new creator-owned graphic novel RDW, running a successful Kickstarter campaign, his artistic process and transitioning from painting and illustrating to writing.

This week Fearless Fred stops by to talk about his Star Wars radio play Mud 79, how he came up with the idea, the process behind bringing each episode to life and provides a sneak peak at the new batch of episodes he's about to release on Tuesday, October 27th.

Joe Pearson talks about his new book, Pearl Jam: Art of Do the Evolution, working with Eddie Vedder and Todd McFarlane on the Grammy nominated music video that the book is based on and how relevant the video is to this day.