This week on the Hypothetical Island Reilly and George welcome  guest B Clay Moore for a wide-ranging discussion  of clay,  claymore mines, clay bricks, claymore swords, clay golems, Clay Moore the guy who apparently played the Lone Ranger, the early  Image comics scene, and more clay. Also they talk about B Clay Moore and Tony Harris's The Whistling Skull, crowdfunding soon from Zoop!

This week on the Hypothetical Island Reilly and George are joined by the great Steven E Gordon. Steven has had an amazing career in animation, staring while in high school working on Ralph Bakshi's animated Lord of the Rings, and most famously serving as lead character designer for the great X-Men: Evolution cartoon.  Listen in as they talk delicious, delicious crab meat, annoying teenaged clones, roto-photoing, extreme Darwinism, Parisian werewolves, and settle once and for all whether Estelle Getty was actually the youngest Golden Girl.

More George O'Connors than you can shake a stick at! Your hosts Reilly Brown and George O'Connor are joined this week on the Hypothetical Island with... George O'Connor! But a different one!

Listen as they discuss cat hygeine,  how many zombie toddlers Reilly could kick into oblivion, their wishes for a Battle Armor Teela action figure, living next door to Satan, the perils of having a common name, and, in surprising depth, that one frame of The Rescuers that had a naked lady in it.

It's two, count 'em, two guests on the Hypothetical Island today! Chris Miskiewicz and Vincent Kings, the creative team behind This is Where We Fall, join Reilly and George for a festive talk on Hugh Jackman, elf Colonialism,  psychotropic substances, the Grateful Dead, reincarnation, La Maison des Auteurs, how to break into comics, and much, much more.

This week on the Hypothetical Island Reilly and George are joined by cartoonist and author Katie Cook, for a discussion about reverse centaurs, attitudes toward public nudity, a comparison of the fandoms of Star Wars and My Little Pony, and just what exactly editors do.

Reilly and George are joined this week on the Hypothetical Island this week by cartoonist Matt Lesniewski for a wide-ranging discussion about whether it's better to be a human or a robot, how many half-sized people they could beat up, getting into the zone as a cartoonist, and most importantly,  Matt's new comic Faceless and the Family. It just launched yesterday on Zoop and is already fully funded-go check out the amazing artwork of this visionary artist!

This week Reilly and George are joined on the Hypothetical Island by Douglas Einar Olsen, animation director for Rick and Morty, Major Lazer,  Axe Cop and more. Listen in rapt attention as they discuss breaking into animation, being a German performance artist, why Superman is a dick, ugly Sonic and what they know about the death of Cesar Romero. 

Waaaay back in episode 22, Reilly and George played host to talented comics creator Tim Seeley on the Hypothetical Island. However, Tim was distracted by his own beauty and the hypothetical island scenario never finished-- until now! Tune in to hear about the most insane multiversal battle since  Into the Spider-verse, with conversations about teaching, grabbing the youth market, and multiple references to pants-crapping. 

This week's guest on the Hypothetical Island is the super-talented artist Ken Lashley, who joins Reilly and George for a talk about breaking into comics during the Age of Apocalypse, what is the best vampire movie, ways to cultivate an audience, whether Gunther from Friends was a villain, and how coaching high school football lead to his discovering  the ideal work/life balance.

Reilly and George are joined on the Hypothetical Island this week by comics artist and watercolorist Tony Moy. They talk about food ghosts, the advantages of complete invisibility, which dead person they'd most want to talk to, and most importantly Tony shares some truly amazing stories of the 442 infantry battalion, the basis for his ongoing Webtoons comic 4Forty2nd.