Mark Williams and Joseph Osei Bonsu of Heroes of the World (HOTW) return to the Comix Asylum Podcast to talk about the Emmy nominated X-Men '97, other anime and cartoons including My Adventures with Superman and what to expect from their own creator owned IP, Heroes of the World.

David Pepose, the award winning writer joins the Comix Asylum Podcast to chat about his creator-owned Mad Cave miniseries, The Devil That Wears My Face and his new smash hit, Space Ghost from Dynamite Comics. David takes a deep dive into his creative process, his love of writing horror and exploring the mythos behind Space Ghost and his plans for the new series.

Jimmy Palmiotti, the award winning comic book legend, visits the Comix Asylum Podcast to talk about his current Kickstarter campaign, 21 Down, his appointment to the Board of Directors for Comic Art Fans and reveals some of the comic book science he uses as part of his creative process.

Writer and illustrator Sam Beck (Verse, Loving, Ohio) drops by the Comix Asylum Podcast to dish about how her creator-owned webcomic, Verse became a three volume YA graphic novel series at Vault, working on Loving, Ohio with Matthew Erman and how starting in the world of graphic design has influenced her career in comics.

Indie comic book creator Hero DarkyDark (Relentlessly Bullied Hero) pops by the Comix Asylum Podcast to discuss his latest Kickstarter campaign Storm Rail Riderz, indie comics and how to extend your campaign once it has finished its initial run.

Writer/artist Jeff McComsey (Grendel, KY) visits the Comix Asylum Podcast to discuss his new limited series, Little Black Book, creating neo-noir comic books and producing content for AWA Studios.

The Comix Asylum Podcast is back with another episode this time with UK indie comic book writer John Casey Orozco. Known as @starmillion88 on X, John chats about his comic book Oreium, the comic book's Kickstarter campaign, championing indie comics on X (formerly Twitter) and drops some crazy Reed Richards science facts.

Courtney Small returns to the Asylum to explain why audiences are responsible for bad comic book movies, access the state of comic book related films/tv projects, share his favourite movies of 2023 and reveal the films he's looking forward to in 2024.