The ComicsXF Interview Podcast

Artist Liana Kangas joins the show to talk about her new Vault Comics series, "She Said Destroy," with detours into Free Comic Book Day, "Avengers: Endgame," the best "Final Fantasy" games and New Jersey comic shops. Plus, Amy Jackson visits the WMQ table during FCBD at Dewey's Comic City to talk about her fantasy anthology Kickstarter, "The Mysterious Cauldron."

This week, Dan and Matt talk with Rich Douek, a writer who’s got two series launching in the next two weeks, "Road of Bones" and “The Wailing Blade.” Find out about those books, and Rich's role in the DC Snickers ads. PLUS, Stuart Moore stops by the guys' table at Camden Comic Con to talk about AHOY's "Bronze Age Boogie" and his novelization of "The Dark Phoenix Saga."

It's our Camden Comic Con live episode spectacular, in which Matt and Dan talk with Gerry Conway, Larry Hama and Louise and Walter Simonson about their respective legendary careers in comics. Topics include Mussolini, Olivia Newton-John, Doug Ramsey, G.I. Joe, Jason Todd, "Star Wars," Stan Lee, Archie Goodwin, how the Simonsons met and much more.

In this supersized episode, Dan and Matt talk with Dylan Meconis and Ben Coleman, co-writers of Oni Press' "The Long Con," about their book, their comic convention stories, fan fiction, laserdiscs and more. PLUS, Joe Corallo visits the WMQ booth at Camden Comic Con to talk about A Wave Blue World's "Dead Beats" anthology (and to pick a "Saved by the Bell: The College Years" trading card), and Dan has announcements on our restructured Patreon tier, and how you can win tickets to this year's Garden State Comic Fest.

David Pepose and Jorge Santiago Jr. come aboard to talk about their Action Lab series "Spencer & Locke," about a hard-boiled detective and his imaginary panther partner. Plus, get the lowdown on where you can see hosts Dan Grote and Matthew Lazorwitz live next.

In anticipation of their big Camden Comic Con panel with Gerry Conway ("Amazing Spider-Man"), Larry Hama ("G.I. Joe") and Louise ("New Mutants") and Walter ("The Mighty Thor") Simonson, Dan and Matt talk with Miranda Powell and Bill Haas, two of the organizers of the show, about how it all comes together. Recorded at Secret Origins Comics & More in Barrington, New Jersey.

(Reminder: Camden Comic Con is 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. April 27 at the Athletics & Fitness Center at Rutgers University in Camden, New Jersey.)

The Three Amigos - Dan Grote, Matthew Lazorwitz and guest Rob Lynch - reunite to share their favorite comic book resurrections, just in time for Easter. In this episode: Cyclops, Wolverine, Bucky, Adam Warlock, Frankencastle, Doug Ramsey, Lex Luthor, Jason Todd, the Thing, Valiant Comics.

This week on the podcast, Dan and Matt chat with writer Brian Schirmer about his new Image Comics series "Fairlady," about a female private investigator operating in a fantasy realm. We talk about the P.I. shows and fantasy works that inspired it, building a world with artist Claudia Balboni and where you can see Brian as he embarks on a store signing tour and the con circuit.

This week on WMQ&A, Dan and Matt chat with writer Fred Van Lente about his 2018 novel "The Con Artist," about a comic book artist who tries to solve a murder at San Diego Comic-Con; his upcoming Valiant series "Psi-Lords" and his past work for the publisher, and the criminally underappreciated Plastic Man villainess Disco Mummy.

This week, longtime Archie Comics illustrator Fernando Ruiz joins the show to talk about his current Kickstarter project, "The Haunted Cowboy," his "Die, Kitty, Die" series with fellow Archie alumnus Dan Parent, teaching at the Kubert School and being the first artist in Matt Lazorwitz's Batman sketchbook. We also play news roundup after a fruitful C2E2, and Dan makes his feelings known about the Hickman announcement and the current crop of X-Men writers.