Author Archives: Wayne's Comics

Episode 35 Featuring The Return Of Arvid Nelson, Talking ‘Oblivion’ – November 14, 2011

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Wayne's Comics

Returning this week is Arvid Nelson, who created Rex Mundi and who writes Warlord Of Mars for Dynamite. He’s back to talk about Oblivion, a book he’s working on for Radical. I also talk with him more about Zero Killer, a comic of his I really enjoyed! … Continue reading →

Episode 34 With Bob Schreck From Legendary Comics – November 7, 2011

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Wayne's Comics

My conversation this week is with Bob Schreck from Legendary Comics, who talks with me about Frank Miller‘s Holy Terror hardcover that was their first release … and the best-selling trade of the month of September! Next are my reviews of the latest comics, followed … Continue reading →

Episode 33 With Arvid Nelson From ‘Rex Mundi’ And ‘Warlord Of Mars’ – October 31, 2011

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Wayne's Comics

My conversation this week is with Arvid Nelson, who created Rex Mundi and Zero Killer, and who writes Warlord Of Mars for Dynamite. He discusses how he got into comics and interesting future projects including Lord Of The Jungle. You can check out his website … Continue reading →

Episode 32 With Michael Alan Nelson Discussing ‘Outcast’ – October 24, 2011

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Wayne's Comics

This week, Michael Alan Nelson is back, so we discuss Malignant Man and his upcoming new project, Outcast (retitled Valen The Outcast). In the process, we both talk about our history with the Dungeon & Dragons roleplaying game and how Mike approaches writing stories, so it’s a great … Continue reading →

Episode 31 With Matt Maiellaro From Kickstart Comics’ ‘Knowbodys’ – October 9, 2011

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Wayne's Comics

This week, I interview Matt Maiellaro, who discusses his upcoming Kickstart Comic, Knowbodys, so be sure to listen in! Matt is probably best known for Adult Swim’s Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Then  I review the newest comics, followed by a discussion with Ian Cullen and Gianluca … Continue reading →

Episode 30 With Mark Andrew Smith From ‘Gladstone’s School For World Conquerors’ – October 3, 2011

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Wayne's Comics

This week, I interview Mark Andrew Smith, who discusses his Image Comic, Gladstone’s School For World Conquerors, a book for all ages, so be sure to listen in! I talk about September, including DC Comics’ ‘New 52,’ with Peter Casazza from the Big Planet Comics … Continue reading →

Episode 29 With Scott Snyder From ‘Batman,’ ‘Swamp Thing’ And ‘American Vampire’ – September 26, 2011

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Wayne's Comics

You won’t want to miss the 29th edition of the Wayne’s Comics podcast! This week, I interview Scott Snyder, who talks about DC’s New 52 and his part in it, including Batman and Swamp Thing. He also discusses American Vampire and Severed as well, so be sure to listen in! … Continue reading →

Episode 28 With Joe Harris From Oni Press’s ‘Ghost Projekt’ And ‘Spontaneous’ – September 20, 2011

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Wayne's Comics

This week, I interview Joe Harris, one of the creators behind Oni Press’ Ghost Projekt and Spontaneous, among other things! He discusses how those books came to be and how you just might see them in other places soon! Also, I talk with regulars Gianluca … Continue reading →

Episode 27 With Jeff Cahn From ‘Red Spike’ – September 13, 2011

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Wayne's Comics

This time, I interview Jeff Cahn, one of the creative forces behind Red Spike, one of my favorite comics in stores right now! We discuss how the book came to be, what we can look forward to, and some other interesting facts … Continue reading →

Episode 26 With Phil Hester From ‘Bionic Man’ – September 6, 2011

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Wayne's Comics

Now that Hurricane Irene has gone and my power is back on, I’m ready to bring you my latest interview with Phil Hester, who talks about Dynamite’s hit book Bionic Man as well as the end of his stint on … Continue reading →