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We are fortunate enough to spend some time with Roy Thomas talking about creating the fan-favourite series, What If…? and the issues he wrote in those early days! Listen to Roy talk about Conan in the 20th Century, the Marvel Bullpen as the FF, the Invaders, and more in this exclusive interview! More exclusive interviews […]
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Welcome to the wonderful world of “Dinosaur” Don Glut! Don’s career in the entertainment industry crosses every medium, genre and job that you can imagine! his comic book work is just a drop in the bucket, but we were able to make an hour long interview out of it! Join us as we talk about […]
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Writer Gerry Conway returns to the show to talk about the Comic Code Authority and the events that led to the Code becoming more irrelevant and ushering in a new era of Marvel Comics! The discussion includes Conway’s contributions to such classic Marvel titles like Werewolf By Night, Tomb of Dracula and Man-Thing! More exclusive […]
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Take a peek behind the curtain with the Legendary Tom DeFalco and find out what it took to be the writer of Fantastic Four during the tumultuous 90s! Plus, Tom shares how the comic industry changed during his time as Editor-in-Chief and how that eventually lead to his dismissal. It is very interesting stuff! This […]
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In this exclusive interview, Kurtis chats with Master of Kung Fu writer Doug Moench about his work on the 70s Kung Fu cult classic. The discussion revolves around story ideas, behind the scenes situations and working with Paul Gulacy. Even if you don’t care at all about Master of Kung Fu, this is still a […]
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Returning to the show is master scribe, Chris Claremont, who took over Ms. Marvel after Gerry Conway stepped away after only two issues! Much of what we know of Carol Danvers is thanks to Claremont in the 70s. Also, listen to me embarrass myself at the end of this episode when I don’t understand one […]
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Once again, we take a trip back in time to talk about Generation X with people who worked on the book. This time, writer Larry Hama returns for a short interview about writing Generation X from issue #33-47. This is part of our Generation X 25th Anniversary interview series. Check out our past interviews: Scott […]
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Adam Chapman of the Comic Shenanigans Podcast has graciously let us borrow a couple of clips from two interviews he did with Brian Wood about his time on Generation X. Wood was on the title toward the end of the series before it was cancelled, and played a role in the controversial death of Synch […]
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Bob Budiansky returns to the show to talk about the second half of his run on Transformers in the 80s! He goes into detail about the various TF mini-series, working with people like Jose Delbo, and what effect the UK comics and animated series had on his work! This is a companion episode to Transformers, […]
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Kurtis chats with editor Terry Kavanagh about the origins of Excalibur, working with the various creators on the first fifty issues, and a bit about what it takes to edit Marvel Comics Presents! Plus, an amusing story about Scott Lobdell! This is a companion episode to Excalibur, Ep. 1a: The Sword is Drawn and Excalibur, […]
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