Craig is Todd’s best friend, business partner, and co-creator on their semi-popular comic book series, The Perhapanauts. They like the same movies, music, and bbq. They have been through it all together, are symbiotic, and often finish each other’s sandwiches. This will probably the first of many chats we’re calling; The Perhapanauts podcasts. 

June Brigman

June Brigman is an artist known for her lovely work on comic books like Power Pack and the X-Men, comic strips Brenda Starr and Mary Worth, and for being one of the absolute nicest people in comics. Todd talks with her about her life and her work and her time teaching. He also, unconsciously, says “great” a lot. Like, a lot. I didn’t count them.

Brad Tree is a long-time comics fan and the Guest Coordinator of the Baltimore Comic Con. His love of comics and the people who make them makes him the kinda guy you want to know. He and Todd chat about being a fan and how comics can speak to us. Also, What’s Your Favorite Comic?™…

Jim Starlin is a writer/artist/creator with more credits than we could attempt to list. But we will; Captain Marvel, Warlock, Dreadstar, Breed. He created Thanos and Gamora and Drax the Destroyer. He destroyed Todd’s glasses the first night of volleyball…

Ramona Fradon

Ramona Fradon, artist on Aquaman, Plastic Man, Super Friends, and co-creator of Metamorpho, talks about her life, being woman in a male dominated industry, and the comic book she’d rather forget. Also, martini lunches and rides in the country…

Todd says a few words about the presentation of Ramona Fradon's final interview. 

Howard Mackie talks about his favorite comic. 

Howard Mackie

Howard Mackie and Todd were in the war together; the battle they call the Clone Saga. Here Howard revisits some of the insanity that went on behind the scenes of that now-legendary era in the Spider-Man mythos. Also, some Ghost Rider stuff…

Karl Kesel

Karl Kesel, writer/inker of countless Marvel and DC Comics, and co-creator of his babies, Section Zero and Impossible Jones, shares with Todd the three things he feels he contributed to the Fantastic Four. Maybe 2 and a half…