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It's been far too long, but Amanda Deibert returns to the Cryptid Creator Corner to discuss the new comic from one of my favorite cartoons: TaleSpin. That's right, Dynamite has reunited the team of Amanda and Carlo Lauro from Darkwing Duck to bring to life more adventures of Baloo and Kit Cloudkicker. Amanda discusses her excitement about this project, the success of Darkwing Duck, the sources of inspiration for her sense of humor, and switching from writing comics for younger readers to her full on horror work for Storm King Comics. It was great to have Amanda back on the podcast. This was a really fun episode to record. TaleSpin will be at comic shops on August 19th and FOC is July 27th. Order TaleSpin from Dynamite Check out Amanda's website Follow Amanda on Bluesky Check out Death Mask for Storm King Comics Follow Comic Book Yeti

Legendary comics artist Tom Mandrake joins Byron to discuss the release of one of the most iconic, atmospheric, and terrifying runs in DC Comics history, The Spectre (now collected in two Omnibus Editions,) and his new work as series artist finishing up Rick Veitch's run on the Swamp Thing from 1989, a project that has been shelved for decades due to controversy. We kick things off by celebrating the long-awaited hardcover treatment of Tom's masterpiece: The Spectre (with writer John Ostrander). Spanning 62 issues of unmatched supernatural horror, Tom shares behind-the-scenes stories, pushing the boundaries of mainstream DC editorial in the 90s, and utilizing the incredible visual malleability of The Spectre in the book. We also go back to the future to discuss Tom's return to the Swamp Thing. Learn what it was like to step back into his 80s artistic style; help finish Rick Veitch's legendary, once-cancelled run; and collaborate with creators to complete a historic piece of comic book legacy.

Arianna Irwin joins me to discuss her new Maverick graphic novel Penelope's Escape from the Platypusary. Arianna collaborated with artist Prenzy for a dramatic fictionalized retelling of Penelope the Platypus' escape from the Bronx Zoo in 1957. This is an incredible graphic novel that turns Penelope into the feminist icon she was always meant to be. It's filled with so many incredible characters and Prenzy's art is emotive and captivating. Arianna and I chat about the why she wanted to tell Penelope's story, working with Prenzy, what she hopes readers take away from it, and how she got her start in comics. Penelope's Escape from the Platypusary is out July 21st. Buy Penelope's Escape from the Platypusary Go to Arianna's website Follow Arianna on Instagram Buy The Comet, vol. 1 Follow Comic Book Yeti

This is an exciting episode as I welcome Rae Allen onto the podcast! Anyone that backed my Anthology Made in Delco on Kickstarter know that I'm a huge fan of Rae's work as she was the artist for Seven Against Philly. She is also the talent behind The Manderfield Devil, which is how I first heard about her. She's here today to talk about her work in the Hellboy Universe with Carmen Red Claw: Belly of the Beast. All 4 issued are out now and Dark Horse will be releasing a gorgeous hardcover on September 29th. Rae and I discuss how she came to work with Mike Mignola, both the excitement and the imposter syndrome, her love of old tv shows and radio programs like Have Gun - Will Travel that influenced her storytelling, and Rae hints at some other exciting projects she is working on. Follow Rae on Bluesky Check out Carmen Red Claw at Dark Horse Follow Rae on Instagram Go to Rae's website Follow Comic Book Yeti

AJ O. Mason and Dominic Bustamante join me on the podcast to discuss their brand new YA Sci-fi original graphic novel Kloud 9 that just came out yesterday (7/7/26) from Top Shelf Productions. This is how the publisher describes Kloud 9 and it's absolutely spot on "Kloud 9 begins as a slice-of-life love story with fish-out-of-water humor before expanding into full-on space opera, packing every page with thrilling action and charming romance." AJ, Dominic, and I discuss the 6 year journey getting this book to print, finding the balance between the romance and the comedy, and making sure the book is still packed with big action set pieces. Kloud 9 is an incredible start to this story and a perfect book for Summer reading. Follow AJ on Bluesky Follow Dominic on Instagram Order Kloud 9 from Top Shelf Productions Follow Comic Book Yeti

This is an incredible episode of the Cryptid Creator Corner as I chat with Gabriel Hardman and Dean Kotz about The Rocketeer: Infiltrator coming out from IDW on July 8th. It's the first time for both on the podcast so we discuss their journey in comics, their influences, as well as this current collaboration on The Rocketeer. Gabriel discusses his work as a storyboard artist and Dean talks about the horror comics that captured his imagination early in his life. It was such a treat to just sit and listen to Gabriel and Dean talk about some of the comic creators whose work they have admired over the years. The Rocketeer: Infiltrator on IDW Follow Gabriel on Bluesky Follow Gabriel on Instagram Follow Dean on Bluesky Follow Dean on Instagram Follow Comic Book Yeti

Comic book writer Jude Doyle returns to the show to discuss his brilliant new DC Comics six-issue miniseries, Clayface: Celebrity Dirt. We take a deep dive into this dark, tragic, and refreshingly main-character energy take on Basil Carlo, the Clayface featured in the book; discuss how the iconic 90s Batman: The Animated Series inspires Jude and shaped the character's lore; why Clayface is the ultimate mirror for Hollywood celebrity culture, and how according to Jude the character draws striking parallels to BoJack Horseman and classic 1980s body horror films like The Thing and The Fly. Jude also opens up about using monsters and shape-shifting as a powerful metaphor for identity, gender fluidity, disability, and personal trauma. Series artist: Fran Galán Colorist: Patricio Delpeche Letterer: Tom Napolitano

Soo Lee and Heath Corson return to the podcast together this time to talk about their new Dark Horse series Witness Point. The series is written by Heath and Nathan Fillion, yes, THAT Nathan Fillion, with incredible artwork by Soo. We discuss the series, how it came about, how Soo came on board, the interesting artistic choices throughout, and opening the series with a nod to a true crime. This is such a wonderful conversation. Witness Point is out July 8th! Witness Point Follow Heath on Bluesky Follow Soo on Bluesky Follow Comic Book Yeti

Acclaimed indie comics writer and artist Tyler Boss (What's the Furthest Place From Here?, Dead Dog's Bite) joins Byron to dive deep into his dark, twisted new Exquisite Corpses spin-off series from Tiny Onion Rascal Randy. Tyler reveals how a seemingly innocent bunny suit mascot morphed into an iconic figure of small-town terror, how he balances true crime mystery elements with slasher horror, and what it's like breaking a comic narrative inside a collaborative, TV style writers room with James Tynion IV and the Tiny Onion crew. Then we switch gears to discuss his work on Skybound's Universal Monsters: Phantom of the Opera series with artist Martin Simmonds. Tyler discusses pulling inspiration from Gaston Leroux's original 1910 novel, flipping the script to center the story on Christine's ambitions, and making classic horror genuinely scary again. Tyler on Instagram Rascal Randy from the publisher The sleepy little town of Aurora Springs, NY, has exactly one claim to fame: it's the birthplace of Rascal Randy. Not the man in the suit—the man has never mattered. He was no one until he put the mascot head on for the first time, until he felt the life leave someone's body through the thickly furred gloves of the suit. No, Aurora Springs is the birthplace of Rascal Randy the rabbit, who, once upon a time, was poised to become the greatest animated character this country had ever seen—until greed and tragedy changed his trajectory forever. Now, before the events of EXQUISITE CORPSES SEASON 1, witness the final murder spree of this iconic killer, as chaos hops into town with buckteeth bared and ears flopping…and the secret, sordid history of Rascal Randy is finally revealed. Universal Monsters: Phantom of the Opera from the publisher Eisner Award-nominated author Tyler Boss and acclaimed artist MARTIN SIMMONDS unmask the iconic monster with their haunting take on THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. THE HORRIFYING NEW VISION OF THE STORY YOU ONLY THINK YOU KNOW! After a series of violent crimes wracks the Paris Opera House, Christine Daaé's career is in chaos. But the show must go on, and Christine will discover that no one—especially the mysterious voice whispering from the eaves—is what they seem.As an old friend returns to investigate these surprising attacks, Christine will find out there's no escaping... THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. The superstar team of TYLER BOSS (YOU'LL DO BAD THINGS) and MARTIN SIMMONDS (THE DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH) presents the shocking new horror series of 2026 that will thrill Phantom of the Opera fans new and old with a twist no one will see coming! Follow Comic Book Yeti

"We're both deeply uncomfortable about being human." I am so excited about this episode. I have been such a huge fan of the work of Ted Brandt & Ro Stein since Crowded, so was delighted to discuss their upcoming graphic novel Worst Man. Worst Man will be out August 25th, but make sure you pre-order it now. I read the first 70 pages and it is absolutely hilarious. This is my most anticipated graphic novel of 2026. We discuss their influences and inspirations, character design, the vibrant color palette, the ever-increasing size of Rad's hair, making comedy work in comics, the universal appeal of The Carlton, Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles, and a brief interlude where I step away and Ted and Ro discuss ninjas. Follow Ted (& technically Ro) on Bluesky Check out Worst Man on Titan Comics Go to Ted & Ro's website Follow Comic Book Yeti

Jimmy Gaspero is joined by Tyler Chin-Tanner, Vita Ayala, and Jarred Lujan to talk about the current Kickstarter campaign for Civil Disobedience. Civil Disobedience is a 150+ page anthology that not only features 16 stories about resistance, but includes useful guides and practical resources for getting involved, staying safe, and making a difference! Tyler, Vita, and Jarred preview some of the creative teams and stories, plus talk about the Tim Daniel logo design, the Chris Shehan cover, as well as the practical resources for getting involved in your community. Back Civil Disobedience on Kickstarter From the campaign page: Filled with inspiring stories that range from historical accounts of protest movements, to tales of the current political climate, even to allegories set in the near and distant future, CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE is meant to inspire hope. We want readers to walk away from this anthology with a feeling of determination and and belief that they CAN and SHOULD do something! Follow Comic Book Yeti

Comics author/illustrator Kara Bodegón-Hikino joins Byron to celebrate her incredible new middle grade graphic novel debut, Squalo & Mage Vs. The Rage of the Bakunawa. Topics covered include opening up about the vulnerability of sending her first baby out into the world, navigating intense release-day anxiety, and how she beautifully channeled personal mental health struggles into an overwhelmingly positive, resilient middle-grade fantasy adventure. We dive deep into a shared love of marine biology, how classic games like Final Fantasy and Neverwinter Nights influenced the book and how the framework of Filipino folklore anchors it. From the publisher In this first book of an epic debut middle grade fantasy graphic novel duology by Kara Bodegón-Hikino, Mage and her shark best friend, Squalo, set off on a wild adventure filled with mythical and powerful creatures from Filipino folklore to save their world from the wrath of the Bakunawa. Perfect for fans of Hildafolk and Final Fantasy. After losing her father in an attack by the evil Tikbalang, Mage and her best friend, Squalo, set off an important quest far from home to honor her father's last wish—find the Bakunawa, the guardian of the sea. But Mage and Squalo don't know where to find the Bakunawa. And the evil Tikbalang was only one underling of Ventrolio, the nightmare maker, who is hunting Mage at any cost. Mage and Squalo's journey takes them all over Mundo, facing monsters and possessed minions of Ventrolio until they hear news of an angry bakunawa that would rather destroy ships and summon storms than help sailors. Why would Mage's father send them to someone so dangerous? Can Mage and Squalo uncover the truth before the Bakunawa unleashes her wrath and plunges all of Mundo into chaos? Follow Comic Book Yeti

I'm joined by both Tilly Bridges and Susan Bridges to discuss their upcoming graphic novel from Maverick: Just Another Summer. It's a beautiful story of TV star sisters sent to a Montana dairy farm, which was an absolute joy to read. We discuss how they nailed the comedy part of this "romcom", the importance of trans representation, getting the details of the dairy farm correct, why acting as a career is less glamorous than it seems, and, of course, the value of Star Trek, in all its many iterations. Just Another Summer is out August 4th, but you can pre-order it now at the link below. Order Just Another Summer Go to Tilly's and Susan's website Follow Tilly on Bluesky Follow Susan on Bluesky From the Publisher about Just Another Summer Just Another Summer is a sharp, big-hearted YA about two teen TV stars exiled to a Montana dairy farm after a tabloid blow-up—and the summer that remakes them. Between 4 a.m. milkings, fence mending, and a no-nonsense great-uncle, Hayley and Becky discover who they are without cameras: one sister falls for the girl who runs the town diner, the other for a trans farmhand whose quiet resilience shatters her Hollywood preconceptions. It's funny, queer, tender, and unflinchingly real—about work that matters, love that surprises you, and the cost of chasing a dream when it might mean leaving a new life behind. Follow Comic Book Yeti

Comics writer Si Spurrier (Hellblazer, The Flash) joins Byron to discuss his highly anticipated new projects, the Ignition Press techo-folk horror series Minotaur and his new DSTLRY experimental portal fantasy project A Mischief of Magpies, two fantastic books dropping on the same day in July! We discuss the wide ranging roots of Minotaur including the basic premise from writer Arthur C. Clarke's classic assertion that advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic to the possible ramifications of the singularity getting loose, do a deep dive into its main protagonist photographer Gloria Monday, delve into the collaborative process with series artist Mike Dowling, and how Si avoids nihilism in dark storytelling.

We're talking podcasting as I sit down with the 3 hosts of the Superfan Podcast: David Hyde, Christian Gossett, and Kristen Simon. For 2 seasons now, David, Christian, and Kristen have interviewed your favorite comic book creators about the thing they are most passionate about. You can listen to Erica Henderson discuss Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels, Maia Kobabe talk about K-pop, or Marjorie Liu chat about gardening. The Superfan Podcast is unlike any other podcast and gives you real insight into the things the guests want to and love to talk about. Each host brings something different to the podcast and I had an absolute blast talking to them about what they've learned, what surprised them, what in their careers has helped them most, and what they'd discuss if they were a guest on their own show. Give this episode a listen and then go start listening to both seasons of the Superfan Podcast. Sign up for the Superfan Podcast's substack Go to the Superfan Podcast's website Follow David Hyde on Bluesky Follow Christian Gossett on Bluesky Follow Christian on Instagram Follow Kristen Simon on Instagram Check out Nakama Press Follow Comic Book Yeti

The dynamic comics writing duo of Jeannine Acheson and Thomas Sniegoski return to the show to chat with Byron about their highly anticipated new middle-grade graphic novel project Nothing Can Stop The Ape from Papercutz. Tom reveals the original concept three decades in the making, a project which initially struggled to find its footing as an adult oriented book but with Jeannine's help eventually found its place in the middle-grade market embracing a nostalgic Hanna Barbera filter celebrating the cartoons we all grew up loving. We discuss their ever evolving collaborative partnership; finding the balance of writing to a middle-grade audience; how the rest of the creative team of Craig Russo, Tom Gaadt, and Taylor Esposito helped bring their world to vibrant life; and touch upon their new projects including expanding Grim Death and Bill the Electrocuted Criminal into other mediums. Tom's website Jeannine's website From the publisher A raucous tale in the tradition of the classic saturday morning cartoons— Jonny Quest, The Herculoids, Space Ghost, and The Mighty Mightor— Nothing Can Stop...The Ape! This mini-series tells the story of Maxwell Morgan, a twelve-year-old boy who will go to any lengths to save his mom (who has been possessed by the spirit of Thuuna, an angry primordial goddess), even going as far as freeing the goddess's immortal enemy from his magical prison. With his faithful french bulldog and four primitive cave people gifted with the powers of the elements, Maxwell must convince the newly-released gorilla god of chaos, Ghraagg'endah, to help them save the world from Thuuna's genocidal intentions and free his mother from the goddess's clutches. Paying homage to the Hanna-Barbera animated shows of the late sixties, Nothing Can Stop. . . The Ape!  is a story for all ages. So pour yourself a bowl of cereal, and strap yourself in for a non-stop, pulse-pounding thrill ride of epic proportions because nothing can stop . . . The Ape! Follow Comic Book Yeti

I was so excited to chat with Christopher Hastings about the new Dark Horse series Dungeons & Dragons: Total Party Killers. The new series is written by Christopher, art by Denis Medri, colors by Dan Jackson, and lettered by Lucas Gattoni. The story follows the misadventures of a lycanthrope, gelatinous cube, mind flayer, death knight, and baby beholder. Christopher and I chat about the series, D&D, the choices you have to make as a writer, and improv comedy. Final Order Cutoff is June 8th and issue #1 of Dungeons & Dragons: Total Party Killers will be out July 22nd! Follow Christopher on Bluesky D&D: Total Party Killers at Dark Horse Check out Christopher's linktree Follow Comic Book Yeti

This episode has been a looooong time coming as I'm joined by Devin Arscott. Devin has been writing and editing comics for the past few years. Now his characters Noir and Trench are part of the Summit Comics Universe. Devin and I chat about his love of comics, what started him on the path of wanting to tell his own stories, and why he's excited to be part of the Summit Comics Universe. Trench: Hollywood Monsters is on Kickstarter right now and you can back it at the link below. Follow Devin on Bluesky Back Trench: Hollywood Monsters on Kickstarter Check out Summit Comics Follow Comic Book Yeti

I cannot believe it has been over 2 years since Ethan and Griffin have been on the podcast, but the boys are back and we have a lot to talk about. We discuss the upcoming Supergirl: Survive, if their writing partnership has evolved over the past few years, Godzilla: Escape the Deadzone, the upcoming The Horror of Godzilla, Marvel Zombies: Red Band, Boom Studios' Blink and You'll Miss It, and why Ethan and I won't let anyone help us when we overload our schedules. Follow Ethan on Bluesky Follow Griffin on Bluesky Ethan's page at Simon & Schuster Griffin's page at Simon & Schuster DC Press Release about Supergirl: Survive Godzilla: Escape the Deadzone Blink and You'll Miss It The Horror of Godzilla Marvel Zombies: Red Band Follow Comic Book Yeti

Comics writer Joey Esposito returns to the show to talk with Byron about his big projects dropping in July, Killer Influences from IDW's Crime Imprint and Power Rangers Unlimited from Boom Studios. We discuss the value of making things by hand then jump into the dark world of his new satirical, true crime project Killer Influences and how the book Murderland inspired Joey to want to examine modern clout chasing and content culture in a comic book. Then we flip the script and jump into the kinetic universe of Power Rangers Unlimited and Byron gets the full download from a dedicated superfan and how Joey and co-writing partner Kenny Porter are condensing 30 years of canon into this exciting new book; Byron discovers his favorite new character, Captain Mutiny; and Joey talks about the new ranger, Striking Tiger Unlimited Ranger. Killer Influences from IDW Crime Killer Influences follows Melvin, a serial killer who is aspiring to be one of the most infamous to ever do it, a true American nightmare. His problem? He's so efficient and methodical that he doesn't have a brand. No one has connected his crimes—except for Kylie, an aspiring true crime influencer who is flailing at a small-town newspaper. When she comes across Melvin's crimes and reaches out to him… she figures out how she's going to become a star. She will give Melvin the identity he needs to be the iconic serial killer he wants to be, while she follows his exploits on her channel and becomes famous. Kylie and Melvin make a pact that will make their dreams come true and destroy their lives in the process. Eisner Award nominee Joey Esposito (The Pedestrian, Batman: Urban Legends) and rising-star artist Valeria Burzo (Castle Full of Blackbirds, EC Comics) deliver a scathing and thrilling true crime serial killer saga with Killer Influences! Power Rangers Unlimited from Boom Studios Get ready for a groundbreaking new series featuring all your favorite Rangers across time and space! This is it, Power Rangers fans! All of your favorite Rangers from every season and every series of the long-running television and comic series will finally be united in ways you've never even dreamed! At a mysterious base on the planet Aquitar, a morphinomenal program is taking shape… Under the guidance of the eccentric Operator, the Striking Tiger Unlimited Ranger calls upon Power Rangers from across time and space to form elite teams and battle a rising evil! In the first issue of this all-new ongoing series, get ready as Power Rangers superfans Joey Esposito (Batman: Urban Legends) and Kenny Porter (The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive, Fearless) alongside superstar artist Alessio Zonno (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III) draw from across thirty years of canon to bring together unlimited dream teams of your favorite Rangers. Follow Comic Book Yeti

Comics writer Joshua Williamson joins Byron on the show to talk about his new Skybound/Image Comics project Blood of the Wolf Man, adapting the classic Universal Monsters story. Conversation highlights * Influences - Joshua Williamson's personal connection to An American Werewolf In London and Wolf * The connection to the original Wolfman film as a grounded sequel focused on humanity over the supernatural elements * The book's exploration into family trauma * Joshua's writing process of putting the characters on the couch * The 1970s setting of the book From the publisher THE WOLF MAN REBORN FOR A NEW GENERATION Adam Jaeger thought he could become someone new at college... but not like this. One moment he was partying, the next he's recovering from a massacre that left almost no survivors. The worst part? He might be responsible... As the monster within tries to claw loose, Adam will do anything he can to stop from becoming...THE WOLF MAN. The superstar team of JOSHUA WILLIAMSON (G.I. JOE, Superman) and LEOMACS (Basketful of Heads, Rogues) presents the next hit horror series of 2026! Follow Comic Book Yeti

This episode was an absolute blast to record. Ryan has written for film, television, and even a novel (Winders), and so it was fascinating listening to him talk about how he approaches a project depending on the medium. Ryan is also an actor and director and I think has a unique approach to storytelling, especially when it comes to comics, and his love for this medium shines through. For television, Ryan has written for Marvel's Legion, Skins, Queen of the South, and Wu-Tang: an American Saga. We talk about his early musical ambitions, his film Brooklyn Brothers Beat the Best, kids growing up now versus the 1990s, the importance of horror, and, of course, Tim Seeley. Ryan instantly attained the status of a guest I hope to have back on again soon. Issue 2 of Pretty Hate Machine will be out May 27, 2026 by Mad Cave Studios. Check out Pretty Hate Machine at Mad Cave Studios Follow Ryan on Instagram Buy Winders Follow Comic Book Yeti

Dan Watters returns to the podcast to chat with Jimmy about Batman: Dark Patterns, Nightwing, Shredder, and M.A.S.K. Dan talks about writing Batman and how that impacted the direction he took Dick Grayson in Nightwing. Dan also discusses the added pressure of working with Denys Cowan, why he likes writing the bad guys, and the cultural adjustment of living in the U.S. Jimmy and Dan also discuss the eagerly anticipated M.A.S.K., the kinetic energy of the first issue, joining the Energon Universe, and what fans of the cartoon and new readers can expect! Follow Dan on Bluesky Check out M.A.S.K. at Image Comics Listen to Dan talking about Destro in his first CCC appearance Batman: Dark Patterns at DC Nightwing #119 at DC Shredder vol. 1 Follow Comic Book Yeti

Comics writer Julio Anta joins Byron on the show to explore his new  Dark Horse Comics project, The Beast of Boriken. Part of  Tiny Onion's True Weird series, this tropical horror story uses the legend of the Chupacabra to address the complex history of colonization, activism, and trauma in Puerto Rico. Julio breaks down his collaboration with artist and Puerto Rica native Daniel Irizarri, and how they blended indigenous Taino culture weaving it with the legend of El Chupacabra and applying that formula to highlight modern-day political struggles. We also discuss his extensive background in the YA and middle-grade graphic novel markets including the June release of his second Hillside Valley graphic novel, Sol Goes For Goal!, and why he believes comics are a unique medium for what he calls Revolutionary Optimism. "The Chupacabra is a sort of manifestation of the anger and the trauma that the people of this island, from the time of the indigenous, have all felt." ⁠Julio's website⁠ Interview Breakdown * El Chupacabra Origins: Julio shares his childhood memories of El Vampiro de Moca and the 1995 sightings that popularized the cryptid. * A look at Loli, an activist radicalized by the aftermath of Hurricane Maria that is the primary protagonist in The Beast of Boriken. * How the comic mirrors real-world issues like the Esencia project and modern land grabs in Puerto Rico. * The importance of working with a Puerto Rican creative partner to ensure cultural accuracy from the landscapes to the botanica spiritual scenes in the book. * Why Julio develops comprehensive guides for schools and libraries to keep graphic novels relevant in classrooms.  The Beast of Boriken from Dark Horse Comics A thrilling new True Weird series from Tiny Onion by co-creators Julio Anta (Frontera; Sí, Se Puede) and Daniel Irizarri (Xino, Cementary Kids Don't Die) bringing el Chupacabra to life! In contemporary Puerto Rico, Loli Flores is a fierce activist fighting the overdevelopment of the island by outside investors. When a ground-breaking ceremony is violently interrupted by a supernatural force, Loli discovers that the stories of el Chupacabra are not just echoes from the past, but a brutal protector of generations extending back to the indigenous people of the island. As Loli uncovers the horrors firstand, el Chupacabra is on a parallel path with elemental destruction left in his wake. Follow Comic Book Yeti

It's a very special episode of the Cryptid Creator Corner as David Pepose joins the 5-Timers Club! Jimmy and David discuss Speed Racer, Space Ghost, Ten-Ton Titan Terrier, comics journalism, the art of balancing several different projects, and David teases the return of The O.Z. David has always been generous with his time (and talents) and it's been a joy to chat with him about life, comics, and everything. Follow David on Bluesky Follow David on Instagram Check out David's website David's page at Mad Cave Studios David's comics from Dynamite Follow Comic Book Yeti

Friend of the Yeti Alex Paknadel returns to the podcast to discuss his hit new Cyclops series with artist Rogê Antonio. Alex talks about the origins of this series and the fun of putting Cyclops at the center of what sounds like a Wolverine story. He also talks about what it's like writing for Marvel comics, fan reactions, and whether he's a good comic conventioner. Jimmy and Alex also get into a lively discussion of one of Jimmy's favorite topics, food, and they make plans for a possible east coast food tour from Philly to NYC. What more could you possibly want from a comic creator interview podcast? Are you not entertained??? Follow Alex on Bluesky Check out Alex's Marvel work Alex's books on Simon & Schuster Order Alex's books from Barnes & Noble Follow Comic Book Yeti

Can you believe it? On today's episode we are welcoming the newest member of the Cryptid Creator Corner's 5-Timers Club. It's Cullen Bunn!!! Cullen is back for his 5th time on the podcast. He's been a guest once a year since we started the podcast in 2022. On this episode Cullen and Jimmy talk about the business of comics and just how tough it can be, how Cullen almost left comics until Ignition Press pulled him back in, and his new novel Bones of Our Stars, Blood of Our World. Cullen has two new series with Ignition Press: Deluge and Ripcord. They discuss them both. Plus Jimmy and Cullen talk about Cullen's YouTube Series The Cullenoscopy and the charity The Midnight Lantern Foundation. There is so much packed into this episode for fans and creators alike. Go to Cullen's website Buy Bones of Our Stars, Blood of Our World Check out Ignition Press Follow Cullen on Bluesky Sign up for Cullen's newsletter Subscribe to The Cullenoscopy Support The Midnight Lantern Foundation Follow Comic Book Yeti

Comics creator Tim Probert is welcomed to the show for the first time to discuss his award-winning all ages fantasy graphic novel series Lightfall and its latest installment, A Place Between, book four of the series. "I loved books growing up that didn't talk down to me as a kid and just talked to me as a person and that weren't afraid of being scary." Tim's website Conversation highlights * Beginning the series as an animated pitch for Nickelodeon called The Ballad of Bea and Cad. * Visual influences on the Lightfall world including Dinotopia and the Hudson Valley School of painters * Narrative influences including Brian Jacques' Redwall series, The Lord of the Rings, and Hayao Miyazaki's Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind * Visualizing Bea's anxiety in comic book form * Character maturation across the series and adapting to your audience * Delving into workflow and advice for younger artists From the publisher In the fourth installment of the award-winning, critically acclaimed Lightfall series, Bea, Cad, and their friends continue their quest to restore light on their dark world. Perfect for fans of Amulet and Avatar, this next book dives deeper into the magical world of Irpa, where ancient secrets and adventures abound. After surviving a shipwreck on the Fuerre Sea, Cad washes ashore on the shores of Pellidyr. There, he searches for Lorgon, the Water Spirit, but instead finds the other spirits of Irpa who question if their planet can be saved. One of them offers to help Cad and transports him to A Place Between, a strange liminal realm between the living and the dead, where Cad works to uncover the reason Lorgon summoned them to Pellidyr in the first place.  Meanwhile, Bea awakens within the walls of the capital city. While Pellidyr's leader has heard the tales of Bea's derring-do and believes her to be a hero with all the answers, she's never felt more uncertain about the future. What she does know is that she can't accomplish anything without her crew. When Bea's escape plan also brings her to A Place Between, she makes a shocking discovery that changes her understanding of everything that came before her…and what could soon follow. Follow Comic Book Yeti

Richard Ashley Hamilton returns to the podcast to talk about his newest book from Papercutz: Leo Da Vinci: Renaissance Kid. It's a fantastic graphic novel with artwork from co-creator Marco Matrone. It mixies historical fact about the early life of Leonardo with high adventure and plenty of fun shenanigans. Richard talks about his interest in Leonardo da Vinci and sharing that with Marco. Jimmy and Richard also discuss Richard's Pops-centric comic in Tales from the Road and how that came about and why he wanted to focus to be on Pops. Plus, if you missed Richard's first time on the podcast, Richard talks about Tectiv and Scoop. It's hard not to listen with a smile on your face as Jimmy and Richard talk about comics and fatherhood and the joy of creating something. Follow Richard on Bluesky Buy Leo Da Vinci: Renaissance Kid Check out Richard's website Buy Tectiv Buy Scoop Buy Speed Racer: Tales from the Road Follow Comic Book Yeti

Sarah Gailey returns to the podcast to talk about their new Boom Studios series with Haining: Neighborhood Watch. First though, Jimmy has to talk about American Hippo, which he read and loved in the time since Sarah was last on the podcast with Liana Kangas to discuss Know Your Station. Jimmy asks Sarah if they have a thing against billionaires, they discuss the quirky characters of the series, naming conventions, building a mystery, Haining's amazing artwork, and what Jimmy likes about being married. It's an incredible episode! Follow Sarah on Bluesky Check out Sarah's website Sign up for Sarah's newsletter Order Sarah's new book Make Me Better Follow Comic Book Yeti

Today I'm joined by returning guest comics writer Matthew Rosenberg, who I'm christening the hardest promoting man in comics, to chat about his new Images Comics series If Destruction Be Our Lot and taking over writing duties from the Toddfather on the longest running creator owned series of all time, Spawn. Conversation highlights include * Matthew discussing the coincidental timing of his back-to-back robot-centric projects What's the Furthest Place From Here? and If Destruction Be Our Lot and how they serve as a conversation or rebuttal to his previous comic book themes. * Collaborating on a writing project with his brother Mark Elijah Rosenberg and their wildly different tastes and influences. * Why a robotic Abraham Lincoln was the perfect nucleus for a story about loneliness and the breakdown of human connection. * Why comics are the perfect responsive medium to address making a statement about our rapidly changing world. * Taking over Spawn and the unique challenge of legacy. If Destruction Be Our Lot From the publisher Humanity is extinct and all that remains are the robots who once helped us.The robots who once helped us are happier now, doing their work without human interference. But not Abe. He believes there must be something more out there. After nearly getting killed, he's determined to wander the Earth until he finds it—or gets recycled trying. Brilliant artist ANDY MACDONALD (Doctor Strange, Wonder Woman), and adequate writers MARK ELIJAH ROSENBERG (Approaching the Unknown, Year Million) and MATTHEW ROSENBERG (WE'RE TAKING EVERYONE DOWN WITH US, 4 Kids Walk Into A Bank) bring you an ongoing sci-fi adventure about finding purpose, holding onto hope, and really lonely robots. Follow Comic Book Yeti

James Ferguson and Mario Candelaria on a special episode of the podcast today as they chat with Jimmy about the current Kickstarter campaign for Feed Them to the Crows #1, their new horror/thriller comic that's a little bit Fright Night, a little bit Supernatural, a little bit Lost Boys. James and Mario discuss what they've been up to, break down the comic, talk stand-up comedy, James' first time at karaoke, and we learn that Mario is a car guy. This is such a fun episode! Back Feed Them to the Crows Follow James on Bluesky Follow Mario on Bluesky Follow Comic Book Yeti

We are flipping the script and doing something new today to celebrate our 450th episode as I welcome my co-host Jimmy Gaspero on for the very first time as a guest of the show to celebrate the release of his debut graphic novel project Penny and the Yeti from Papercutz.    I've known about some of the origin story of the project but not all of it that started as a simple bedtime conversation with his daughter, Penny, and somehow became a fully-fledged graphic novel with artist Amber Akin. We do a deep dive into that transition, the relatable real life parental struggles woven into the fabric of the story, and Jimmy shares some of his all-time favorites from cryptids to plays.  Jimmy on BlueSky Buy Penny and the Yeti From the publisher YETI OR NOT, HERE WE COME! Penny and Yeti are pretty typical best friends: they go to school together, play together, and have fun adventures. The twist? Yeti's a living breathing myth!  Before Yeti, Penny had a super normal life with her big sister Peri and their parents, Fenton and Maxine. Penny thinks life is pretty great, especially when Peri draws and colors with her—Peri draws the best monsters called “cryptids!” The only real problem is Penny's parents argue…a LOT. Penny wishes her parents would stop, but what can she do? That's when Yeti shows up, right out of one of Peri's drawings and smack into Penny's life! With Yeti's help, Penny comes up with a plan to get her parents to stop fighting. Penny, however, soon finds out that her parents may need more help than even a magical Yeti can provide… Follow Comic Book Yeti

Christian is gearing up for a big year as he has 3 graphic novels coming out this year all through Papercutz. Secret S.T.E.A.M. Society: Music (4/21/26), Star Wars: Smugglers and Scoundrels (9/15/26), and Atlantis: The Lost Empire - The Curse of Kurok (8/18/26). Christian and Jimmy talk about how Christian managed to work on all three titles, his comic-making start in the 4th grade, early inspiration from comic book royalty, the importance of perseverance and persistence, music, art, and a whole lot more. Check out Christian's books at Papercutz Follow Christian on Instagram Follow Comic Book Yeti

We have something a little different on today's podcast, but well worth the listen. Jimmy is chatting with Ian Doescher about William Shakespeare's Star Wars: The Mandalorian of Nevarro. Since 2012, Ian has been adapting Star Wars as if it were written by William Shakespeare, iambic pentameter and all. His newest book adapts the first season of The Mandalorian. Ian discusses how this all came about, the challenges of taking on a project like this, especially when it comes to some of the more famous lines of dialogue, hiding easter eggs for Shakespeare fans, the difference between taking on an 8 episode series compared to a movie, and Jimmy even does a reading from one of his favorite scenes in the book. Don't let the Shakespeare of it all keep you away, this is an incredible episode. Buy William Shakespeare's Star Wars: The Mandalorian of Nevarro Go to Ian's website Follow Ian on Instagram Check out Insight Editions Follow Comic Book Yeti

Joe Eisma returns to the podcast and this time he's brought along Jim McCann to discuss their new book with Ignition Press: The Other/Half. It's a fantastic new series about married couple Henry (a P.I.) and Ethan (charismatic Socialite) who swap roles to solve a mystery. It evokes classic noir and romantic comedy vibes with Henry and Ethan as a modern Nick and Nora Charles. Jim discusses his inspiration for this series and some of his favorite classic films. Joe talks about the unique challenges of this series and breaks down some of his favorite panels. This is a fantastic conversation and The Other/Half is a perfect place to check out some of the other series from Ignition Press. Go to Ignition Press The Other/Half at Ignition Press Follow Jim on Bluesky Follow Joe on Bluesky Follow Comic Book Yeti

The Yeti is back! Finally after an extended absence for a lupus flare I'm back and what an episode to return with because I've got returning guest comics writer Pornsak Pichetshote and first timer legendary comics artist Rafael Albuquerque on with me to discuss their new DC Comics project Absolute Green Arrow. Highlights from the episode include a deep dive into how the creative team is reimagining Oliver Queen not just as an archer but as a mysterious figure in a Giallo inspired murder mystery where corrupt billionaires are the targets, how Scott Snyder and DC editorial granted total creative freedom to reinvent the Green Arrow mythology from scratch, the visual look of the book influenced by 70s thriller textures and a vintage comics like Daredevil providing the feel Rafael and colorist Marcelo Maiolo are bringing to the page, the mystery of Absolute Black Canary or Dinah Lance and why she is the real heart of the story, and the impact of masters of horror comics like Junji Ito and Bernie Wrightson on the series. Follow Pornsak on Instagram Rafael's website Devil's Luck: A Hailstone Story Season 2 Absolute Green Arrow from the publisher WITHOUT THE TRICK ARROWS... WITHOUT THE MONEY... WITHOUT MERCY... WHAT'S LEFT IS THE ABSOLUTE HUNTER! A serial killer is slaughtering corrupt billionaires. The only clue to their identity is the mysterious green arrows sticking out of his victims' corpses. Executive protection specialist Dinah Lance, a.k.a. Absolute Black Canary, is one of the people tasked to uncover this murderer's identity as she investigates her suspects... all familiar DC archers uniquely linked to a recently murdered Oliver Queen. I Know What You Did Last Summer for billionaires, Absolute Green Arrow reimagines the Emerald Archer's mythos into a dangerous, urban horror murder-mystery by Eisner winners Pornsak Pichetshote (Dead Boy Detectives, Infidel) and Rafael Albuquerque (Detective Comics, American Vampire). Follow Comic Book Yeti

We have two fantastic returning guests on today's episode! Rafer Roberts and Joe Eisma are here to discuss their new series from Mad Cave Studios: Babylon Cove. This is an awesome series that answers the age-old question: What if Stephen King wrote a Hallmark rom-com. Rafer and Joe discuss the long road to getting this series into comic shops, striking the right balance between romance and horror, Gilmore Girls, finding the comedy in the horror, and letting Joe getting really gross with it at just the right time. This is a fun new series and a great conversation with Rafer and Joe. From the Publisher: This is a story about Heather, a no-nonsense career-gal who returns to her picturesque New England hometown for the first  time in a decade to attend a family funeral; Dennis, the all-American dreamboat who broke Heather's heart in high school; Charlie,  the late-blooming shy boy who Heather never gave the time of day,  and Karthon, the ancient demon with plans to feast on the flesh of  everyone in town. Follow Rafer on Bluesky Follow Joe on Bluesky Pre-order Babylon Cove Check out Rafer's website Shout out to Kristen Gudsnuk Follow Comic Book Yeti

This episode is essential listening for comic book creators, but fans of Adam's work will love it too. Adam is here to discuss Punk Taco, the comic he created with his son Makana. It's a fantastic story that has had a very interesting journey, even after winning the Ringo Award at Baltimore Comic-Con. Adam talks about his career in comics, making Punk Taco with his son, handling rejection even after winning the Ringo, the Public Enemy comic he worked on, and his role as senior editor at Papercutz and some of the amazing books they are putting out. Adam has had an interesting career and he provides valuable insight into making comics. Follow Adam on Bluesky Go to Adam's page at Papercutz Check out Adam's website Go to Papercutz Buy Punk Taco Follow Comic Book Yeti

This is an incredible episode as Chris Condon returns to the podcast to talk about The Peril of the Brutal Dark, part of the newly resurrected Vertigo imprint at DC Comics, plus his new Image Comic Of the Earth with cowriter Andrew Ehrich and legendary artist Charlie Adlard. Chris discusses the origins of The Peril of the Brutal Dark and taking it from Patreon to Vertigo, continuing to work with Jacob Phillips, writing a series that he's jammed-pack with a lot of his favorite things about comics. With Of the Earth, Chris talks about how he ended up working with Charlie Adlard, writing with a cowriter, and writing horror, specifically. This is such a great chat. Follow Chris Condon on Bluesky Check out The Peril of the Brutal Dark at DC/Vertigo Check out Of the Earth at Image Follow Comic Book Yeti

This is it! This is the stuff Comic Book Yeti's Cryptid Creator Corner is all about! Jimmy chats with Frank Barbiere about The Author Immortal. This is a series about the death of the author, whether you can truly separate the art from the artist, outgrowing the stories from your childhood. It's a comic about creating art, about writing, and about identity. Jimmy and Frank get deep in the weeds about this story, but also about storytelling, and the economics of making comic books. Frank breaks down what we have to look forward to when the issues have been collected in the trade and we discuss the haunting beauty of Morgan Beem's watercolors. This is for fans, for creators, and for new listeners to get on board. Follow Frank on Bluesky Check out Frank's website Buy The Author Immortal trade Follow Comic Book Yeti

This is an amazing episode as letterer extraordinaire Aditya Bidikar and artist Som join Jimmy on the podcast to discuss their new comic In Your Skin. The first issue will be in stores April 22nd and the FOC (Final Order Cutoff) is March 30th, so make sure you let your local comic shop know you want a copy by then. In Your Skin is backed by Tiny Onion and being published by Image. It's a story about fandom, obsession, identity, body horror, and Bollywood. This series marks Aditya's debut series as a writer! Jimmy, Aditya, and Som discuss the creation of the series, the body horror of it all, Bollywood, Som's artistic influences, and the superheroes of Raj Comics. This is a series everyone is going to be talking about so after you're done listening make sure you add it to your pull list. Check out In Your Skin at Image Check out Tiny Onion Follow Aditya on Bluesky Go to Aditya's website Follow Comic Book Yeti

This is a fantastic episode as both Barbara Perez Marquez and Sonia Liao chat with Jimmy about The Curie Society: Game of Code. This is a phenomenal graphic novel series (Game of Code is the 3rd volume) about "a team of young women recruited by an elite secret society—originally founded by Marie Curie—with the mission of supporting the most brilliant female scientists in the world." Barbara joins the creative team to script this 3rd volume and it's great to hear her and Sonia discuss their work on the book, what it means to them, and the unique challenges of working on a graphic novel series like this. Sonia discusses getting a scene set at a convention just right and Barbara talks about how she makes sure she stays true to the characters' voices that have already been established in the first 2 books of the series. This is a wonderful conversation for fans of the series and fellow creators. Order The Curie Society: Game of Code Check out the other books in the series Follow Barbara on Bluesky Head to Sonia's website Follow Comic Book Yeti

It's a special Wednesday episode of the Cryptid Creator Corner as Jimmy chats with Ben Crane about his anthology of hopeful science fiction stories called Scattered Futures. The anthology is on Kickstarter right now and Ben also provided a link with a special reward tier for Cryptid Creator Corner listeners. Listeners can get a signed and personalized copy of the book at a discount. Ben discusses what compelled him to write these stories, as well as working with some of the Yeti's favorite artists like Sierra Barnes, Jenny Fleming, and Martyn Lorbiecki (MERTYN). Ben also discusses his years working in film for Mace Neufeld (who produced the original Jack Ryan movies) and the challenges in transitioning from film scripts to comic scripts. This is a wonderful conversation about writing, making comics, and, really, making anything to combat the darkness of the outside World. Special Reward Tier Discount of Scattered Futures for CCC Listeners Follow Ben on Bluesky Check out Ben's website Cosmic Cadets Follow Comic Book Yeti

This is such a fun episode of the Cryptid Creator Corner. Patrick Coyle joins Jimmy on the podcast to chat about the current Kickstarter campaign for Bixby Grant: Fangs & Brimstone #1-#4. You can tell Jimmy instantly became a fan of this series about a cop turned cursed living mummy private detective and the assortment of other great characters that populate this series. This series has everything: a living mummy, a rockabilly vampire, family drama, a blood cult, a flying dog creature, and a cadre of monster bad guys. Patrick breaks it all down and he and Jimmy have a really great time! Fans of the series will love this conversation and it's also a great time to get on board and catch-up on Bixby Grant. Back Bixby Grant on Kickstarter Follow Patrick on Bluesky Follow Comic Book Yeti

This was a fascinating conversation as Jimmy chats with Jeff Marvin about Hunters of Sheydim. Jeff discusses the story and what it means to him, working with Riley Brown, how his wife (who is a Rabbi) keeps him straight when it comes to Jewish history, and the fun of getting to show a Vatican bathroom in the comic. Hunters of Sheydim will be out March 18th from Golem Press. It's an action-packed story that you're going to love. From the Publisher: Twin sisters Caterina and Lucia de la Vega—raised in Spain, reclaimed by their Jewish heritage—are recruited by Rabbi Eli Eidelman into an underground sect waging a war of containment. In this fight, Gehinnom isn't a metaphor but a living hellscape where demons are born—and if they break through, Shamayim's angels won't just smite them, they'll burn everything in their path. When the fragile alliance holding the line begins to crumble, the sisters are hurled into a battle spanning modern-day Israel, ancient Babylon, the ruins of Barcelona, and the depths of Gehinnom itself. Alongside rogue angels, broken prophets, and haunted warriors, they'll face infernal bloodlines, ancestral secrets, and the question of who gets to write the end of the world. Follow Jeff on Bluesky Check out Golem Press Head to Jeff's website Follow Comic Book Yeti

This is a very special episode for a number of reasons. It is Jimmy's 250th episode AND it is David's 5th appearance as a guest on the podcast! David is here to discuss his newest series from Oni Press titled Estuary. Estuary is written by David and Tim Daniel, with stunning, haunting artwork from Maan House. FOC is 3/16/26 and issue 1 will be out April 8th. Jimmy and David talk about the meaning of west coast horror, how growing up a California kid shaped David's writing, mixing faith and a haunted Mission and a ghost story, Jimmy's thalassophobia, which one of David's other characters would we want by our side investigating a mystery, and how most hauntings are probably just cats. This is a fun episode about a spooky comic. So many milestones to celebrate with this one. Be sure to listen and tell your LCS you want a copy of Estuary. Check out a preview of Estuary on Comic Book Yeti Follow David on Bluesky Go to Oni Press' website From the Publisher: OUT OF THE BLOODSTAINED PAST OF OLD CALIFORNIA . . . A DIFFERENT KIND OF DEVIL IS RISING WITH THE TIDE! From rising stars Tim Daniel & David “D.B.” Andry (Crush Depth, Morning Star) and modern horror virtuoso Maan House (Mine is a Long Lonesome Grave) comes a chilling tale of secrets buried deep beneath the surf of the idyllic California coast . . . Atop a rocky cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean sits the Mission at Arbués Point, a 400-year-old Spanish mission made infamous as one of California's oldest and most haunted historical sites. But beneath its crumbling, tourist-trap facade, a reclusive nun has spent decades within the Mission's walls, honing her prayers and practice in pursuit of a secret long-buried beneath the majesty of the chapel, and under the dark waves of the tidal estuary below. When marine archaeologist Maris Cristobal accepts the nun's offer to begun excavating a fabled shipwreck lying in wait beneath the Mission's turbulent waters, she'll soon discover that the sins of past and present are about to wash together into a harrowing surge of a vengeance that can no longer be contained . . . Follow Comic Book Yeti

It's a brand new Cryptid Creator Corner as Jude Doyle and Caitlin Yarsky return to the podcast to chat about their new series with Oni Press: Dead Teenagers. Issue #1 will be out 3/18. Return to 1997 and the senior prom (hey, that's when Jimmy graduated high school) as 5 friends are trapped in a nightmarish time loop. Jude, Caitlin, and Jimmy discuss the series, the fun and fashion of 1997, plus there's 1997 trivia! This conversation goes to some interesting, unexpected places and you're not going to want to miss it. Check out Dead Teenagers at Oni Press Follow Jude Doyle on Bluesky Follow Caitlin Yarsky on Bluesky Follow Comic Book Yeti

Jimmy welcomes Lan Pitts and Joe Hunter onto the podcast to discuss their new Maverick original graphic novel Beat Every 1-Up. They discuss the origins of this story, their influences, the joy of making comics with your friends, and Joe's inability to accept praise for his incredible work. This is such a fun episode and Beat Every 1-Up is great. It will be out March 17th! From the Publisher: A high-action, beat 'em up with a tender heart and a humorous point of view for fans of arcade cabinets and fighting games. Listen up! This is the fisticuff-filled tale of Princess Helia of Terrager: a natural-born fighter since childhood, Helia must head out into the wider world when her soon-to-be-husband is groom-napped on their wedding day by the atrocious ape, and would-be world conqueror, Gogo. But what does a sheltered princess know of the other realms? Well, not a whole lot. Luckily, Helia is joined by her (only) friend and bodyguard, the ice witch, Sidra. Together, the pair will brave the deserts of Flaterra, the blizzards of Frosterra…uh, you get the idea…until they've rescued the wayward prince, thwarted Gogo, and punched every henchman they can find. And maybe, by the end of their journey, Helia and Sidra will realize their connection goes beyond mere friendship… …find out in BEAT EVERY 1-UP, a young adult graphic novel that will bring a new definition to “your princess is in another castle”! Order Beat Every 1-Up Follow Lan on Bluesky Follow Joe on Bluesky Follow Comic Book Yeti

Editor-in-Chief of Tripwire Joel Meadows joins Jimmy on the podcast to discuss Sherlock Holmes and the Empire Builders: The Gene Genie, being published by Mad Cave Studios on April 21st. Joel breaks down the story and its alternate history timeline as well as working with Andy Bennett. They discuss different versions of Sherlock Holmes over the years and what makes Joel's version of Holmes unique. Jimmy and Joel also discuss Joel's work with Tripwire and what makes for a good interview. Follow Joel Meadows on Bluesky Check out an article about Sherlock Holmes and the Empire Builders: The Gene Genie on Tripwire Pre-order a copy of Sherlock Holmes and the Empire Builders: The Gene Genie Lunar Distribution link Follow Comic Book Yeti

J. Michael Donohue returns to the podcast to chat with Jimmy about his newest Kickstarter campaign for Morsels presents...One Good Scare. J. talks about the origins of this story and continuing the framing device from his prior Morsels anthology. Jimmy does his best to describe his reaction to seeing the creature at the center of this story without giving too much away. J. reveals the creature is a yokai known as a shirime, which does nothing to relieve Jimmy's nightmares. J. and Jimmy also discuss their experiences at horror conventions, meeting Tom Savini, and Jimmy reveals he wants to write a body horror comic to conquer his fear of body horror. This conversation is a lot of fun! Back Morsels presnts...One Good Scare on Kickstarter Follow J. Michael Donohue on Bluesky Check out J. Michael Donohue's website Follow Comic Book Yeti