The comiXologist podcast!

Artist Steve Pugh joins us to talk about his new series from Radical Comics, Hotwire: Requiem for the Dead, as well as discussing his history with Vertigo and the evolution of his technique from traditional methods to his current, mostly digital, work.

Jonathan Hickman joins us to talk about Secret Warriors, the highly anticipated new series from Marvel developed by Brian Michael Bendis, and tells us what it's like transitioning from producing a string of creator-owned works to writing for one of the Big Two.

Dan Goldman discusses his new book, 08: A Graphic Diary of the Campaign Trail, and tells us about his digital technique and design inspirations, as well as his previous work, Shooting War.

Highlander and Battlestar Galactica writer Brandon Jerwa joins us this week to discuss the various series he's currently writing for Dynamite Entertainment, including Highlander Origins: The Kurgan, Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts, and Xena vs. Army of Darkness: What, Again?

James Sime, proprietor of Isotope, the comic book lounge, joins David Steinberger to talk about his successful store and some of the innovative ways he promotes it and comic book creators.

Dean Motter, creator of the classic Mister X, joins us this week to talk about his iconic creation and about the new series, Mister X: Condemned, from Dark Horse, as well as discussing design elements in his comics and telling us about his influences.

This week, Robert Kirkman joins us to talk about The Astounding Wolf-Man/Invincible crossover, about the shared Image universe, the popularity of The Walking Dead, and about how he broke in as a comics creator.

Chris Folino of Catastrophic Comics joins us to discuss Greatest American Hero #1 (Catastrophic/Arcana) and to talk about difficulties the independent publisher has had working with Diamond Comics Distributor, as well as telling us about upcoming plans for animated versions of Sparks and GAH.

Dan Cooney, creator and publisher of Valentine (Red Eye Press) joins us this week to talk about his eleven-year run producing the independent comic, his decision to shift from single issues to graphic novels, how he got his start studying with Walt Simonson, and about upcoming projects and related works.

Flash Gordon writer and Ardden Entertainment co-publisher Brendan Deneen joins us this week to talk about the new hit series, how the company got started, his background as a comics writer, and upcoming Ardden projects.