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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.
When I was 12 years old, Walt Simonson did that to me and he completely changed my life. He did not have to. He just absolutely stopped what he was doing and took me seriously for a few minutes. And that was it. I was in comics.
— Brian Michael Bendis Writer March 17, 2026
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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.
Why it matters
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.
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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...
Why it matters
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...
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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.
Why it matters
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.
Writer
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.
Why it matters
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.