Michael W. Conrad
Writer of Tremor Dose and Double Walker, cowriter (with Becky Cloonan) of Batgirls & Wonder Woman.
We discuss Michael's horror writing, as well as our love of the genre and the Japanese film Hausu.
Tom Holland
Writer/Director of Fright Night and cowriter/director of Child's Play.
Tom and I focus on his cowriting and directing Child's Play, the new Fright Night trilogy of novels, and even hanging out with Bill Bixby and Bruce Lee.
Maggie Thompson
Editor of Comics Buyer's Guide and comics journalism legend,
Maggie and I catch up on her life in fandom, penchant for history, and the birth of Comics Buyer's Guide.
Alex Ross
Legendary comic book painter, storyteller, and cover artist, Alex and I discuss his latest Fantastic Four graphic novel, Full Circle.
And Kingdom Come, and our mutual love of the 1980s Flash Gordon film.
Simon Fraser
Artist on 2000 A.D.'s current "Judge Hershey" series, co-creator of Nikolai Dante, creator of Lily Higgins, artist on Doctor Who.
An old studio pal, Simon and I attempt to talk about his career and work, but go into a Doctor Who and Superman spiral.
Kelley Jones
Legendary Batman artist, including Batman/Dracula: Red Rain, as well as artist on Neil Gaiman's The Sandman.
Kelley and I catch up after twenty-five years, when I last interviewed him while a college student. Our focus is on the legendary "Dream of a Thousand Cats".
Matt Wallin
Virginia Commonwealth University Chair in Communication Arts, and VFX artist on Star Wars Special Edition, Watchmen, King Kong, and others.
Matt and I talk about his early days at ILM, including his stint as a Stormtrooper.
Kenny Johnson
Legendary showrunner and creator of The Incredible Hulk TV show, V, and Alien Nation.
Kenny not only reveals the behind-the-scenes of Hulk and V, but also unleashes an eerie Bill Bixby impersonation.
Al Jaffee
MAD Magazine's longest contributor (the legendary Fold-Ins and Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions)
From the archives, this is a 2007 interview with the great Al Jaffee for my book Leaping Tall Buildings: The Origin of American Comics.