Comic Book Comics creators Fred Van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey join us to discuss the history of comics, told in comics format; their Action Philosophers and Fred's The Silencers, both of which are top sellers on the Comics by ComiXology iPhone app; the upcoming M.O.D.O.K.: Reign Delay one-shot by Ryan and a plethora of Fred's soon-to-be-released titles from Marvel.

Writer Jack Briglio and artist Alex Serra, the creators behind AAM/Markosia's Growing Up Enchanted, join us this week to talk about the Eisner-nominated all-ages series and about their work for the Johnny DC line; and we discuss the new Comics by ComiXology digital comics reader and store for the iPhone, which features the digital edition of Growing Up Enchanted.

Stephen Colbert's Tek Jansen artist Robbi Rodriguez joins us to talk about the sci-fi comedy series from Oni Press, as well as his work on Maintenance and the Image OGN Hazed, and to talk about his background as an illustrator and how he got into the business.

Alex Sheikman, the creator of and artist behind "Robotika: For a Few Rubles More" from Archaia Comics, joins us to discuss the genre-blending series, his collaboration with writer David Moran, and his own background as a role-playing game illustrator.

Th3rd World Studios co-publisher Michael DeVito joins us this week to talk about the upcoming debut of The Stuff of Legend, and about the independent publisher's first three years in business, his own start in comics, and other projects in the wings.

A. David Lewis joins us this week to discuss "Some New Kind of Slaughter," his second collaboration with mpMann to be published by Archaia, and talks about the new graphica collection in the Theology Library at Boston University, and his doctoral studies in religion and literature.

Boom! Studios editor Ian Brill joins us this week to talk about the Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? maxi-series, other Boom! projects including the Farscape series, and his background as a journalist for Publishers' Weekly and The Comics Journal.

Artist Nathan Fox joins us this week to talk about his upcoming Heavy Metal cover story, part two of Fluorescent Black; and then tells us as much as he's allowed to about Marvel's Dark Reign: Zodiac miniseries.

Atomic Robo creators Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener join us to discuss the third volume of the popular series published by Red 5, and also talk about Brian's various webcomics and Scott's recent work published by Image and for Marvel Comics.

Richard Starkings, creator of "Elephantmen" and letterer extarordinaire, joins us this week to discuss the release of the collected second volume of the ongoing sci-fi series from Image Comics. He talks about the secret to his unusual success in maintaining consistent sales figures despite interruptions in the release schedule due to artist Moritat's repetitive stress injury; and he tells us about his involvement lettering the upcoming "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" novel adaptation from Boom! Studios.