On The Comic Crush: All our Season 1, audio-only episodes, featuring interviews with some of the most diverse and interesting comic creators working today, including Dave Gibbons (Watchmen), Charlie Adlard (The Walking Dead), Matthew Rosenberg (Hawkeye, Batman Urban Legends), Mike Perkins (Lois Lane, Swamp Thing) Lucio Parillo and more! Get the episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere you get your shows.

In this episode, Paul talks to writer Gary Moloney about his new five-issue mini-series, When The Blood Has Dried, drawn by Daniel Romero and set for release on 10th April from Mad Cave! The fantasy series is set in a mystical land, influenced by Moloney's home of Ireland, where Maebe has given up a life of danger since The Adventurers’ Guild (of which she was a part) turned against her. Years later, her life of peace is interrupted when her past comes calling... Gary discusses his process, ideas, and some of the cool promotional stuff for the book coming your way! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe. Get all the latest podcasts, reviews, articles, and trailers from The Comic Crush, follow our socials, subscribe to our Patreon, and shop for new comic sets in our webstore!

This week, we focus on a Kickstarter campaign that embraces magic, Manga and American comics, when we talk to Jon Cowen about the first two issues of D.O.M.O Police! The comic, which is available to back now, is an action-packed tale of Morgan March, a Witch Cop who polices against magical intrusions in a place known only as 'The City'. She teams with the Antarctic Press vigilante, Penguina to stop Hell's Children, a supernatural gang who have kidnapped Penguina's father! Jon discusses his influences, his love of comics, and what backers can expect from D.O.M.O Police! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe.

On The Comic Crush: Mike Perkins belongs on any list of 10 best comics artists working right now. He's honed his talent at various publishers over the years and is now exclusive to DC Comics, where he's drawn the series Lois Lane: Enemy of The People, written by Greg Rucka, and Swamp Thing, written by Ram V. Now he's turned his noir-influenced eye to 'The Bat-Man: First Knight', written by Dan Jurgens., which hits the shelves of your local comic shop on 5th March 2024! Join Paul as he discusses Mike's career, his process and asks him to break down some pages from The Bat-Man: First Knight #1! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe.

The title might sound like the best band you're not listening to, but it's a subscription for murder in the season opener for 2024's Script & Pencils, the comic book creator podcast from The Comic Crush! Jill & The Killers writer Olivia Cuartero-Briggs teams with artist Roberta Ingranata to present a new kind of game where even murder is much more than it seems . . . Olivia discusses the genesis of the book and the modern obsession with true crime in the first Comic Crush interview for 2024. Don't miss the first issue of Jill & The Killers out on 31st January from Oni! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe.

On this very special episode of Script & Pencils, the comic creator interview podcast from The Comic Crush, Paul talks to Dave Gibbons, the co-creator of Watchmen, about his anecdotal autobiography, Confabulation! In this interview, Dave discusses the reasons for writing his now, his process, and some of the legendary work he's created throughout his stunning career! You can buy a copy of Confabulation! in the links below! Thanks to Tim Pilcher for arranging this interview.

Welcome back to another great episode! This week, Paul chats with John Kamath, the creator, writer, and editor of London Horror Comic! LHC is annual dive into London-centric Horror, written by John Kammath and drawn by some of the best artists around. In this insightful and honest conversation, John talks about his inspirations for LHC, the financial demands on self-publishing comic creators, and his hopes for his comic career.

Welcome to a new season of Script & Pencils from The Comic Crush! In our first episode of 2023, Paul talks to Michael Molcher, about his brilliant new book, I Am The Law: How Judge Dredd predicted our future. In this excellent tome, Michael discusses blending comic book history with contemporary radical theories on policing, taking key Dredd stories from the last 45 years, demonstrating how they provide a unique wake-up call about our gradual, and not so gradual, slide towards authoritarian policing. From the politicisation of policing to ‘zero tolerance’, from violent suppression of protest to the rise of the surveillance state, I Am The Law examines how a comic book warned us about the chilling endgame of today's 'law and order' politics. Michael opens up about the experience of writing I am The Law. You can join Michael for a signing at Gosh! Comics on 11th February, so come along and grab a copy.

On The Comic Crush: Check your data ports. Welcome to the Hive! This week, I talk to John Harris Dunning, writer of Tumult about his new OGN with artist Ricardo Carbral, colourist Brad Simpson, and letterer Jim Campbell: Wiper! Wiper is the tale of a private detective who is newly trained to wipe her memories after every case, offering her clients an extra level of protection – but when she's hired by a rich, robotic client, Klute to find a missing journalist she finds something oddly familiar about --and the more she investigates the disappearance of Orson Glark, the more she suspects that he's somehow connected to her own past . . . John discusses the ideas and influences behind this exciting slice of Afro-futurist pop-sci-fi!

For the first part of my Tbubz special, celebrating the internationally renowned Thought Bubble comics festival in Harrogate, I talk to Cecil Castellucci, the writer behind Shade The Changing Girl, Female Furies, Soupy Leaves Home and now the ecological futurist sci-fi OGN, Shifting Earth. Cecil and I tackle activism, comics and no smaller subject than the future of mankind in this terrific interview! Don't forget to check out my Patreon for more bonus content and like, share and subscribe to keep on helping us spread the word about great comics!

In the second part of my Thought Bubble Special, celebrating the internationally renowned Thought Bubble comics festival in Harrogate, I talk to Owen Michael Johnson, of Rebellion Publishing, who is not only a talented comics creator in his own right but is now the editor of The Best of 2000 AD, a six-volume series that puts the greatest in the galaxy's greatest comic! Owen discusses his time with Rebellion, the genesis of the book, his passion for its stories and creators, and of course, his upcoming appearance with the Rebellion team at Thought Bubble 2022!

On The Comic Crush: Welcome to our first interview of 2022! We're thrilled to have the wonderful talents of PJ Holden with us as he discusses his brand new book, written by Garth Ennis: The Lion & The Eagle. The story of a British Special Forces unit in WWII, The Lion & the Eagle is told with Ennis' grit and Holden's clear, honest style. Not only this, but PJ takes us through more of his upcoming work in 2022 and lets us in on his working methods.

On The Comic Crush: In this very special episode, Paul is joined by writers Becky Cloonan and Michael W. Conrad with artist Jorge Corona to give you the deep dive on Batgirls from DC Comics! The first issue drops 14th December, so this is your chance to get the low-down early on this great, action-filled, heartfelt take on Cassie Cain, Stephanie Brown and Babs Gordon who team up as the Batgirls to take on The Seer in Gotham City.

On The Comic Crush: Joel Meadows, the EIC of Tripwire (The Genre Magazine and Website) drops by again to talk about Tripwire's latest kickstarter for a special edition of the print magazine due in 2022. Plus he spills the beans on the upcoming Tripwire Presents Bristol Comic-con and the exciting guests that will attend the show, also happening in September 2022. Joel talks about how the comics industry has changed as Tripwire approaches it's 30th year reporting on entertainment and comics!

Welcome back to our comic creator interview show! In this special episode, we're thrilled to be talking to Kelly Sue DeConnick, co-creator of Bitch Planet (with Valentine DeLandro) and Pretty Deadly (with Emma Rios) as well as the writer who revitalised Captain Marvel, laying the groundwork for the hit MCU movie! On this episode, she discusses the origins and possibilities of Wonder Woman - The Amazons Historia, her new Black Label book released 30th November, painstakingly created with Phil Jimenez, who has spent no less than THREE YEARS putting images to Kelly Sue's brilliant words! Find out more in this interview and don't forget to like, share and subscribe.

In this interview, Paul talks to Julia Madrigal, the artist whose work has featured in Giant Days, Lumberjanes and Wicked + Divine, about her new project: Mardi Gras 1993. Set in New Orleans, this vampire comedy takes it's cue from modern classics of the genre like Interview with the Vampire and The Lost Boys.

In this insightful and honest interview, Jeremy Holt discusses the very real origins of their new comic, co-created with artist George Schall and letterer Adam Wollett: Made In Korea. A heartfelt, beautiful sci-fi comic, Made In Korea is the story of Jess, a proxy. Proxies are robotic children, powered by A.I., created to help couples rendered sterile by an unknown disease, raise children. But Jess is special and carries a secret...

This week, Paul is lucky to be joined by writer Sydney Duncan, who along with artist Natalie Barahona, Letterer Troy Peteri, Dark Horse Comics and 12 Gauge Comics, created one of the most explosive debuts in recent years: Kill Whitey Donovan! Sydney talks about the book's origins, working with Natalie and 12 Gauge and the excitement of having the comic optioned for movies. The book is available now from Gosh Comics or your favourite comic shop and you can also pick up the original five issues from our webshop in the links below. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe!

Welcome back to Script & Pencils where this week, Paul talks to writer Erica Schultz, creator of comics and animation, about her latest project: The Deadliest Bouquet! This hardcover OGN launches on Kickstarter on 11th May, but you can hit the link below and get early notifications so you don't miss your chance to back this amazing book, featuring the art of Carola Borelli and Gab Contreas, with edits by James Bemmett.

This week, Paul is joined by Jessica Ginting, the writer behind Rosanna. The webcomic is publishing it's next chapter this weekend and is an ecological sci-fi tale set in Indonesia after a third of the Earth's population has left for the stars and created by an all-Indonesian team, including artists Trench, Nugra, Baji, Osa and Tong. You can get the details for everyone below and subscribe to the comic as well as checking out Jess' YouTube channel. Thanks for watching.