Interviews

Jason Rosen & Nick Efstathiou

Monsterwood Book 3 creators Jason Rosen and Nick Efstathiou on dark fantasy crowdfunding.

John Siuntres

John Siuntres on Word Balloon, comics media, and the art of long-form creator interviewing.

Aaron Kuder

Aaron Kuder on Planet She-Hulk, Daredevil, Death of X, and drawing Superman.

Ray Fawkes

Ray Fawkes on One Soul, Constantine, Jackpot!, and twenty years of comics craft.

Kyle Starks

Kyle Starks on Peacemaker, Rock Candy Mountain, I Hate This Place, and Those Not Afraid.

Cullen Bunn

Sixth Gun and Harrow County writer Cullen Bunn on creator-owned horror and Marvel/DC work.

Tyler Crook

Tyler Crook talks Black Hammer, The Lonesome Hunters, Archie in Hell, and why character emotion matters more than monsters.

Aaron Cohen & Alex Schumacher

Aaron Cohen and Alex Schumacher talk Schticks and Stones, Crime and Passover, and making Jewish family comedy feel universal.

Shawn Crystal

Shawn Crystal spent five years drawing Deadpool and now teaches comics on his own terms through Inkpulp.

Jimmy Gaspero

Writer Jimmy Gaspero on Penny and the Yeti, cryptids, and kids who notice everything.

Tony Fleecs & Trish Forstner

Tony Fleecs and Trish Forstner reveal the Feral / Stray Dogs crossover and unpack 20-plus issues of zombie cat horror.

Joe St. Pierre

Spider-Man and Venom veteran Joe St. Pierre says his best work is happening now in New Zodiax.

Pornsak Pichetshote

Pornsak Pichetshote joins Splash Pages to talk Infidel, The Good Asian, Vertigo horror philosophy, mystery structure, and why Absolute Green Arrow is a serial-killer investigation into the murders of corrupt billionaires.

Fred Van Lente

Fred Van Lente joins Splash Pages to talk The Weapon, X-Men Noir, Incredible Hercules, MODOK's 11, Archer and Armstrong, and King Kirby.

Brian Michael Bendis

Brian Michael Bendis joins Splash Pages for a wide-ranging conversation on Miles Morales, Civil War, Kitty Pryde, Batman Universe, convention culture, and the future of Torso and Spider-Man/Superman.

Jeremy Adams

DC writer Jeremy Adams joins Splash Pages to talk Aquaman's elemental power-up, the Batwing pitch he lost to Warren Ellis, his daughter...

Owen King

Bestselling storyteller Owen King joins Splash Pages Comic Book Club LIVE for a wide-ranging, fan-focused conversation—spanning novels, anthologies, and his jump into...

Amber Akin

Jason Aaron

Jason Aaron returns to Splash Pages to talk Absolute Superman, Bug Wars, Scalped, and the responsibility of keeping new readers in comics once they discover the medium.

Corin Howell

Drew Mollo [00:00:00] As Freddy would say, welcome to primetime, bitch. Kari [00:00:06] Great way to start the show, Drew. Corin Howell...

Jeph Loeb

Jeph Loeb joins Splash Pages to talk The Long Halloween, Batman: Hush, Tim Sale, current Batman work, and the collaborators who shaped his career.

Mark Waid

Mark Waid — the writer behind World's Finest, Batman and Robin: Year One, The New History of the DC Universe, and Superman: Birthright — returns to Splash Pages to talk DC's current creative renaissance and the pressure-cooker way he writes cliffhangers.

Philip Kennedy Johnson

Philip Kennedy Johnson — writer of Batman and Robin, Adventures of Superman: Book of El, and Incredible Hulk — is a US Army veteran who wrote every one of his published comics while on active duty. Now retired and writing full-time, he joins Splash Pages to talk villain craft, mythology, family, and horror.

Owen King

Owen King joins Splash Pages Comic Book Club at Terrificon 2025 to discuss his California noir comic series Self Help from Image...

Tyler Crook

Bram Stoker Award winner Tyler Crook on The Lonesome Hunters, Out of Alcatraz, and the debut graphic novel that taught him by throwing him in too deep.

Keith Williams

Comic book inker and artist Keith Williams has spent four decades inking some of Marvel's most iconic books — Web of Spider-Man, Sensational She-Hulk, and The Phantom — while building a career that spans Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Moonstone, and Avatar.

Dan Watters

British comic book writer Dan Watters brings his horror and detective obsessions to Batman, Nightwing, and some of the most structurally inventive creator-owned work in comics, including the dual-book mystery One Hand / Six Fingers.