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In our third 'Invincible' episode, we counsel Mark and Eve through their complicated post-Reboot relationship.

We chat with the comic creators about their new celebratory satire from Dark Horse Comics.

We chat with the author about his latest book and why he can't help but get nerdy when writing X-Men.

Our relationship with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles hits the next level with our Alamo Drafthouse screening.

Scrolling through this year's nominations, you can't help but notice several CBCC guest-stars.

Back in 2018, Richard Donner joined the Missing Frames podcast to discuss Superman's infinite human appeal.

We chat with the comic book scribe about his new maxi-series featuring a mess of rad superhero rejects.

We chat with the dynamic duo about their scariest collaboration yet, and why Joker is superhuman.

We chat with Wandering Planet Toys maestro Chris 'Doc' Wyatt and Nancy Drew Sleuth Jenn Fisher.

We visit the new Buys and Bargains Third Eye Comics store and chat with some essential comics champions.

The comic book Hivemind returns to Comic Book Couples Counseling to Celebrate Benjamin Sisko.

We chat with the comic creator about his rockabilly noir and how his animation background informs his comics.

We chat with the Pulitzer Prize finalist and Adult Swim filmmaker about their sci-fi satire Justice Warriors.

The comic book creator is back for the third time (a CBCC first!), discussing his stressful action sci-fi adventure.

We chat with the writer about his love for Milestone and what it means to add to the Dakotaverse 30 years later.

We chat with the creative couple about Glass Eye Studios and what they want to see out of the comic book medium.

We chat with Robert Kirkman about 'Invincible' and the romance that holds all its bloodshed together.

We chat with Richard Mommsen, the scriptwriter/researcher, about this unique exploration into the Reformation era.

We chat with the cartoonist about his wrestling epic and why it makes us cry every damn time we read it.

We chat with the creators about Basil Karlo's Hollywood horror show and why artistic integrity is a monster.