Shot X Shot Podcast

Matt Kindt returns for the second round of Shot X Shot.

Bourbon.

Comics.

The creator Mind MGMT, Dept. H, BANG!, and the upcoming Crimson Flower and BRZRKR blows our minds (and drinks a lot wine.)

Sequential art Renaissance Man Matt Kindt joins the latest Shot X Shot, charts his career trajectory from Mind MGMT to Dept. H to BANG! and the upcoming BRZRKR with co-writer Keanu Reeves. Also: so much wine.

Frank Quitely returns to discuss how he would approach the comic industry today, where he sees sequential art expanding, and his exhibit at the Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow.

Does a podcast with Frank Quitely need a description? It's Frank Quitely. He's one of the most revered, accomplished comic book artists in the history of the medium. His ink has graced The New X-Men, All-Star Superman, Batman and Robin, The Authority, and countless other comics, in addition to laying the foundation for books including Jupiter's Legacy and We3. Please enjoy.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Bliss, and Coyotes artist Caitlin Yarsky returns for the second part of her conversation with Brian Stelfreeze, Keven Gardner, and Sean Edgar. Art theory, Quentin Tarantino love letters, and shenanigans follow.

Caitlin Yarsky—the magnificent artist behind Coyotes, Bliss and writer/artist on Buffy the Vampire Slayer—joins the latest issue of Shot X Shot to chat about process, Don Bluth animated films from our childhood, and tackling vampires.

Greg Rucka continues his chat on The Old Guard, learning under Batman group editor Dennis O'Neil, and writing action blockbuster novels set in Disney World.

The Old Guard creator Greg Rucka joins Brian Stelfreeze, Keven Gardner, and Sean Edgar to discuss the state of the world (and Greg's hometown of Portland), Batwoman, and translating his tale of immortal warriors onto Netflix streaming.

Christmas comes twice this year, as Johnnie Christmas dives into the Euro-Manga rabbit hole of Tartarus, discusses art theory, and the new frontier of young reader comics.

P.S. We're not sorry for the opening pun.

Johnnie Christmas joins the latest Shot X Shot to discuss his winding path through comics as an artist, writer, and artist/writer on such projects as Alien 3 for Dark Horse Comics and Tartarus for Image Comics. Also: beer, cider, and...(if you're Brian Stelfreeze) mint-flavored water.