Today's guest is Guy Gilchrist, a comic strip artist and writer best known for his work on The Muppets and with Nancy and Sluggo. Plus, the latest news from Fun Ideas Productions.

From the pages of Neat Stuff, Hate, Cracked and many other places, here's Peter Bagge! Plus, the usual Fun Ideas Productions news.

He's been drawing the Dennis the Menace Sunday page for over 30 years and got his start drawing Marvel's Dennis the Menace comic book. He's Ron Ferdinand! Plus, the latest Fun Ideas Productions news.

Author, writer, publisher J. David Spurlock drops by to continue his discussion of the legendary Wallace Wood. This episode is about how Wood saved Mad and subsequently left Mad. Plus, the usual Fun Ideas Productions news.

Author, writer, publisher J. David Spurlock drops by for this and the next episode to discuss the legendary Wallace Wood. This episode is about Wood's formative years and years with EC Comics. Plus, the usual Fun Ideas Productions news.

He's worked for Marvel Comics. He's worked for Cracked. He's worked for Mad. Now, he'll buy your old comic books! It's Barry Dutter. Plus, the latest Fun Ideas Productions news.

We continue our salute to Filmation Studios covering the 1970s and 1980s and then wind up this episode with my interview with Darrell McNeil, who worked for Filmation and also Hanna-Barbera. Plus, the latest Fun Ideas Productions news.

In lieu of a guest this week, I will do an overview of the Filmation animation studios during the 1960s and 1970s, where they created such shows as The New Adventures of Superman, The Archie Show and Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. Virtually all the theme songs are represented. Plus, news from Fun Ideas Productions.

You know all those Christmas specials you watch every year featuring Rudolph, Frosty and Santa Claus? Well, Rankin/Bass expert Rick Goldschmidt is here to discuss all of those shows and how they were made. Plus, the usual Fun Ideas Productions news.

He's a fan of Oz and the Trojan War and Casper and has done graphic novels and comic books on all three. A graduate of the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, our guest has won many awards for his work including two Eisners and a Ignatz Award. Here he is, Eric Shanower.