Dan Brereton is, simply put, a terrific artist. Inspired by some of the early painters drawn to comic book work in the early 90s, Dan brought an entirely new look to Superman and Batman, Robin, and Batgirl, to name a few. He wrote and painted his own creator-owned team called The Nocturnals and continues to stun with his unique, inimitable style.

includes excerpt of "Atomic" by Blondie 

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In this special bonus episode we're calling "Grown Men Watching Cartoons," Todd is joined by his mooks, Walt Curley and producer, Doug Wortel to talk about the animated Warner Brothers feature, Batman: The Killing Joke - based on the 1988 DC graphic novel written by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland. It's a fun conversation!

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"Grown Men Watching Cartoons Theme" by Doug Wortel 

Bret Blevins is an artist’s artist having worked in comic strips, comic books, animation, and illustration. He is my same age and lives in the American southwest. Bret and I met years ago on an ill-fated project that never saw the light of day but wasn’t our fault. We stand by that. Here’s my conversation with my dear friend, Bret Blevins, artist on The New Mutants, The Buzz Chronicles, and Batman: Shadow of the Bat, to name a few.

* Stay tuned for the fellas recap of The Mad Magazine exhibit at the Norman Rockwell Museum 

Jimmy Palmiotti is a true maverick in the world of comics, having been in advertising, production, an inker, an editor, a writer. And here’s a thing; he grew up in the same neighborhood as Doug! Flatbush! I always thought that was just a place Bugs made up. Like, they know a lot of the same places! And some of the same people! Brooklyn in the house~!!! You’re gonna like this one.

This episode includes an instrumental exerpt of "Brooklyn Baby" by Lana Del Rey 

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This week, to coincide with the "Celebration of the Life and Art of Ramona Fradon" at the Baltimore Comic Con, we're releasing this post-interview conversation Ramona and I had after the episode. This is the kind of chat Ramona and I usually had, playful and fun. This is the last one.

This episode features an excerpt of : 

"All The Things You Are" by Charlie Parker

"Shame Shame Shame" by Tina Turner and Cher | Live On The Cher Variety Show on April 27, 1975 

Jamar Nicholas is one of those people who simply radiates good will and good vibes. His varied career in comics has taken many shapes over the years; writer, artist, creator, teacher, administrator, he’s worn many hats. But also, that one hat. Here’s my chat with my dear friend, Jamar. And also listen for Doug’s impassioned plea for more of the artist’s Detective Boogaloo: Hip Hop Cop! Not even a little cringey, Doug.

•  This episode features an excerpt of "East River Drive" by Grover Washington Junior

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Marc Nathan opened his Baltimore-based comics shop, Comics, Cards, and Collectibles, in 1994. Five years later, he launched the Baltimore Comic Con, one of the top fan-favorite comic book conventions in the country. In 2017 he instituted the Ringo Awards, an annual celebration of the year’s best comics and the people who make them. And on top of all that, he was once the mascot for a popular major league baseball team! Now that’s a resume.

Doug chimes in with a series of exciting announcements in the world of Random Acts Of Comics! 

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Ernie Cooper is a writer that Todd connected with at HeroesCon way back at the turn of the century. The two have been friends and encouraged one another over the years and here's them talking about writing and comics and all the really random things they have in common. I mean, really...it's spooky.

*This episode includes an instrumental clip of "Everyday I Write The Book" by Elvis Costello & The Attractions