For the record, two out of three isn't bad! Good thing, too, because that is what you are getting on the Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER! tonight. Cullen and Jerry are running the show tonight, while John handles parent duties with Back... Read More ›

Well, the first Kansas City Comic Con is in the books. How was your show experience? For the crew at the Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER!, we recall the wise words once uttered by Dr. Peter Venkman (and apologies to Julius... Read More ›

It's the calm before the nerd storm, people! We are just hours away from the start of the Kansas City Comic Con! Look for the Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER! at booth 412. We can't wait to meet you! Make time... Read More ›

Ed Roeder is an artist and designer that has worked as a designer for Wildstorm under the DC Comics umbrella. Ed also volunteers with students in a program called Authentic Learning Experiences (ALXP) Ed and I spoke about design, fonts,... Read More ›

Over the last 30 years, Barbara Randall Kesel has been an active writer and editor in the comic book industry. Starting with DC Comics, she got her start editing stories in Action Comics Weekly. She went on to write numerous... Read More ›

Scott Williams has been working with the top talents in the comics world for over 20 years, and is most famous for being the man who helped get Image Comics their distinctive style when they launched in the '90s. He's... Read More ›

Reilly Brown has been creating comics primarily for Marvel and has already established his street cred with Deadpool fans due to his work on the merc with a mouth. He's also had long runs on books like The Incredible Hercules and Deadpool: Dracula's... Read More ›

Brian Buccellato is a fantastic comic book writer with long runs on DC books like The Flash and Injustice: Gods Among Us, and is now getting the opportunity to explore and develop a world with collaborator and artist Toni Infante. Sons Of The Devil is... Read More ›

Let's be honest. Inkers do not get enough credit. Forget the jokes about them being tracers. They really do serve as the second artist on many books. A lot of times we don't even recognize a good inker when we... Read More ›

Face it, Tiger! You've hit the jackpot! It's the Frank Cho interview podcast! For nearly 20 years, Frank has been a mainstay at the San Diego Comic Con, and in the comic strip & comic book industry. Having started a... Read More ›