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We name the Best Original Graphic Novel, Best Ongoing, and more with a little help from our friends.

We asked retailers, journalists, and artists to help us with the best comics of 2024 and hand out some awards.

We chat with J Holtham and Michael Lee Harris about their activated Horizon Experiment splatstick comic.

We chat with the collaborators about their reverse Indiana Jones story and the power of genre.

We chat with the author about her latest DC Young Adult book and how every story is a teachable moment.

We chat with the collaborators about their new DC series exploring Dinah Lance's battle in and out of the ring.

We chat with the collaboraters about their radical new science fiction tour through an alternate musical history.

We chat with the writer about her new Dark Horse comic and consider the powerful relatability of three letters.

The collaborators return to the podcast to discuss their explosive sequel series just in the nick of time.

We chat with the journalist about her latest endeavor and why making criticism physical is necessary.

We chat with the artist about Bruce Wayne's form and function and how Absolute Batman can only be a comic.

We chat with the cartoonist about his Mutts mission and what the comic strip medium does better than any other. If you think comic books...

We chat with the cartoonist about his first foray into the Universal Monsters realm and his love for the Monster.

We go full spoilers with Christian Ward about his cosmic Gotham masterpiece and consider our worst selves.

We chat with the writer about stripping Bruce Wayne of his cash and finding Batman's true center.

We chat with Ross and Darnall about their 1997 comic and why it's both a relief and a horror to read in 2024.

We chat with Daniel Warren Johnson and Riley Rossmo about their new series and uncover its cathartic purpose.

We chat with Pornsak Pichetshote and Terry Dodson about their James Bond entry in The Horizon Experiment. Hey, don't tell us. We'll tell...

We chat with the artist about his black metal homage to Calvin and Hobbes and how it pulled him from the abyss.

We chat with the writer about The Oddly Pedestrian Life of Christopher Chaos and how it fits within Tiny Onion.