In the sixth New York Comic Con 2009 special podcast, we're joined by Amelia Rules creator Jimmy Gownley and by Mike Imboden, creator of Fist of Justice from Digital Webbing.

Tucker Stone hosts another interview recorded at New York Comic Con 2009, this time with Stuart Moore, writer of The Ninety-Nine from Teshkeel Comics, Wolverine: Noir from Marvel, and the upcoming Shardrach Stone from Pennyfarthing Press.

In our fifth New York Comic Con 2009 special podcast, host Tucker Stone is joined by the creative team behind Heathentown from Image Comics, writer Corinna Sara Bechko and artist Gabriel Hardman; and then David Steinberger is joined by Madame Xanadu artist Amy Reeder Hadley.

Guest host Tucker Stone interviews writer Jeff Parker and artist Tom Fowler, the creative team behind Mysterius: the Unfathomable from Wildstorm, in a discussion recorded at New York Comic Con 2009.

In the fourth New York Comic Con 2009 special podcast, we're joined by the creative teams behind Zuda's Night Owls and High Moon. First Night Owls artist Bobby Timony and High Moon artist Steve Ellis talk about their approaches to the two webcomics; and then writers Peter Timony and David Gallaher discuss their very different approaches to scripting.

In our third New York Comic Con special podcast, we're joined first by artist Rebekah Isaacs, who discusses her alma mater, the Savannah College of Art and Design, and the start of her career working with Devil's Due; and next by Alex Leung and Dave Baxter of Studio 407 who talk about the publisher's strategy and upcoming releases.

William Katt, Michael Bell, and Machel Paré, the actors behind the Sparks Motion Comic from Catastrophic Comics, join writer Chris Folino to talk about the first motion comic produced with a cast of professional actors, and one of the first independent motion comics available on iTunes.

In our second NYCC 2009 special podcast, Phil Foglio joins us to discuss Girl Genius, his transition from print to web comics, and his long career as a cartoonist; and illustrator Nathan Fox joins us to talk about Fluorescent Black and the abundance of comics creators in Kansas City.

In the first NYCC 2009 special podcast, we're joined by Mike Dawson, creator of the the upcoming Ace-Face from AdHouse books and of 2008's Freddie & Me: A Coming-of-Age (Bohemian) Rhapsody; and by Everett Soares, creator of Sky Pirates of Valendor from Free Lunch Comics.

Ben Templesmith joins us to talk about his new "Presidents of the United States" from IDW, as well as discussing his technique as an illustrator and as a storyteller.