Episode 104 - It Came From Gen X!

Episode 104 - It Came From Gen X!

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Episode 694 - Nate Powell

With DIANA (Abrams ComicArts), Nate Powell has completed his "accidental triptych" of Ozark horror & the punk scene. During SPX weekend, he returned to the show to talk about the creative leap he took with this book, the ways that DIANA fulfills but doesn't complete the stories o ...  Show more

Episode 693 - Karl Christian Krumpholz

With his amazing IN THE CITY comics (self-published), cartoonist Karl Christian Krumpholz manages to capture the ephemerality and dynamism of urban life, fueled by the stories of bar and club patrons. We talk about how he began In The City and how it unfolded and grew over five p ...  Show more

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