Off Panel: A Comics Interview Podcast

Writer Mark Waid joins for a career-spanning chat examining his writing and work, including his time as an editor, the appeal of Impulse, his love of solving problems, differentiating H1, why he wanted to co-write Ignited, the most interesting thing happening in comics today, and a whole lot more.

Cartoonist Daniel Warren Johnson returns to the show for a deep dive chat about his art and Wonder Woman: Dead Earth.

Writer Sam Humphries joins the show to talk Dial H for Hero, influences, what feeds into comic book storytelling, and more.

Writer Jonathan Hickman joins Off Panel to chat about the development of House of X, Powers of X and the current relaunch of the X-Men. Amongst other things.

Rosemary Valero-O'Connell, the artist of Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me, discusses the making of that book, the decisions that go into her art, working with Mariko Tamaki, and a whole lot more from New York Comic Con.

Writer Brian K. Vaughan joins the podcast from New York Comic Con to chat about his approach to comics, the glory of Fiona Staples, fandom, and a whole lot more.

Cartoonist Dave Baker joins the show to discuss his currently being Kickstarted series Night Hunters, his approach to comics and the world of comic cons.

The Beat's Heidi MacDonald returns to the show to discuss the world of comic conventions, the state of comics, our most intriguing publishers, and more right before New York Comic Con.

Cartoonist Matt Kindt joins the show to discuss his career, his upcoming series Folklords, how his aversion to boredom drives him, and more.

Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou returns to the podcast this week to discuss how his Eisner-winning digital comics magazine PanelxPanel comes together, his role as a comic book letterer, and a whole lot more.

Comics retailer Brian Hibbs returns to the show for a check-in on his shops, a discussion about weekly comics like House of X and Powers of X, the graphic novel boom, and a lot more.

My pal Brandon Burpee joins for a Pardon the Interruption themed episode that dives deep into what's going on with House of X and Powers of X halfway through their runs.

The team behind Pumpkinheads, Faith Erin Hicks and Rainbow Rowell, join the podcast to dive deep into the making of the book and the joyous collaboration that took place on it.

Artist Charlie Adlard joins the podcast to discuss the ending of The Walking Dead and what comes after his 15+ year run on the series.

The artist and co-creator of Paper Girls, Cliff Chiang, returns to the podcast to discuss his experience on the title, what he learned over its run, the greatness of his collaborators, and more.