Nathan Fox, artist on Pigeons from Hell from Dark Horse, joins us for the second of our NYCC Special podcasts.

Joshua Dysart, writer of BPRD: 1946, joins us for the first of our series of NYCC Special podcasts.

The first-ever comic book Creators' Commentary podcast features the creative team behind the new Captain Action revival: writer Fabian Nicieza, artist Mark Sparacio, and executive producer Ed Catto join comixology.com to go through Captain Action #0

page-by-page, with fascinating insight throughout.

Arvid Nelson joins It Came Out on Wednesday, presented by comixology to tell us about Rex Mundi from Dark Horse. Arvid talks about the origins and pending conclusion to the long-running series; about his collaboration with co-creator Eric J; and about his background and influences.

This week, Brian Wood joins It Came Out on Wednesday as we feature Local, from Oni Press; and he also gets the opportunity to tell us about his Vertigo series DMZ and Northlanders, and his upcoming Minx graphic novel, The New York Four.

Jason Shawn Alexander, artist on Dark Horse's Abe Sapien: The Drowning joins us to talk about the series, about his illustration technique and his influences, and about working with the legendary Mike Mignola on the series.

Writer Jonathan Hickman and then artist JM Ringuet join us to talk about their new series, Transhuman from Image Comics.

The Danger's Dozen writer Thad Branco and artists Norm and Kevin Breyfogle join David Steinberger to discuss fledgling publisher A First Salvo and its developing stable of titles, the origins of the "Salvoverse" and the Breyfogle brothers' collaboration on DD and other titles.

The creative team behind Guy Ritchie's Gamekeeper series 2 from Virgin Comics join us for Episode 21 of "It Came Out on Wednesday, presented by comiXology". Writer Jeff Parker and artists Ron Randall and Ron Chan join us to talk about their collaboration on the comic, about their home base, Periscope Studios in Portland, and about each of their backgrounds in comics.

We are joined by French writer Matz (Alexis Nolent), creator of The Killer for Archaia Studios Press.  Matz talks about the origins of the series, his varied experiences as a writer in and out of comic books, and about the differences between the French and US markets.