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In this episode, we dive deep into the creative mind of Eisner Award-winning artist Gideon Kendall, whose diverse career has spanned books, illustrations, comics, and animation for a few outfits you might have heard of: MAD Magazine, Penguin/Putnam, Disney, Comixology/Kitchen Sink, IDW, Dark Horse, Cartoon Network, Scholastic, and The New York Times. Gideon has made significant contributions to both children's and adult comics, earning critical acclaim as the artist of Harvey Kurtzman's Marley's Ghost (which won the 2018 Eisner Award for Best Digital Comic), and as the writer and artist of the sci-fi series WHATZIT published by Heavy Metal. His more recent projects include Eric Powell's Lester of the Lesser Gods, Megaghost with Gabe Soria, the autobiographical anthology series WAIT...It Gets Worse, and his recently released music memoir I Am The Audience.
You can follow Gideon (and order his stuff) on gideonkendall.com, or check him out on Instagram @gidonkendall.
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He's baaaaaaaaack! The legendary Roy Thomas returns to the DBB hot seat, and Oren gets his crack at the writer/editor's career. It's a deep dive into Roy's writing approach, style, and craft, so get to listening, Banditos!
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Dan "The Man" Brereton is back with the Bandits, this time talking up his new art book, Nocturnals 31. Just in time for the "Halloweeniversary" of Dan's hit monster noir comic, The Nocturnals, this book is chock full of all the supernatural goodness you've come to expect. It's got the monsters, it's got the babes, it's got that haunting atmosphere that takes your breath away.
You've got only a few days left to back Nocturnals 31 on Kickstarter here: http://kck.st/42RqwlG! And you can always follow Dan's work on Instagram @dan_brereton_illustrator.
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This week, we're joined by acclaimed comic book writer Todd Dezago! Known for his character-driven storytelling and gift for collaboration, Todd takes us behind the scenes of his influential run on Sensational Spider-Man with Mike Wieringo that redefined Peter Parker for a generation of readers. We explore the creation of their creator-owned fantasy epic Tellos, a vibrant world of swashbuckling adventure that showcased both creators at the height of their powers while tragically serving as one of Wieringo's final major works before his untimely passing. Todd shares candid insights about his unique collaborative process, from his work on Young Justice with Todd Nauck to partnering with Craig Rousseau on the all-ages gem The Perhapanauts—a supernatural investigation team that blends humor with heart.
You can follow Todd on Facebook and Instagram @todddezago, or check out his podcast Random Acts of Comics at randomactsofcomics.com!
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Jim Roche might have the coolest job as one of the executive producers on the hit show Svengoolie. In that time on the program, he and Rich Koz (Svengoolie) have become extremely close friends. But did you know Jim is also a huge comic book fan? He’s practically another Dollar Bin Bandit with his love of old and modern books found in those treasured bins.
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This week, we're thrilled to welcome legendary comic book inker Bob Almond! With over three decades of experience for Marvel, DC, and independent publishers, Bob takes us deep into the process of transforming rough pencils into print-ready illustrations. From his early days working on Warlock and the Infinity Watch to high-profile projects including Black Panther, Annihilation: Conquest - Quasar, Archer & Armstrong: First Impressions, and Heroes for Hire, he shares candid stories about collaborating with industry giants while championing the crucial role inkers play in the creative process. We also explore his founding of the Inkwell Awards in 2008, an organization dedicated to promoting the art of inking and recognizing outstanding achievements in the field.
You can follow Bob through his official site, almondink.com, or on Instagram @almondink. Be sure to also follow the Inkwell Awards at inkwellawards.com, and support their Kickstarter by May 15 here: http://kck.st/4jT8fKP.
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Whether it’s Power Records, Peter Pan Records, or other companies that produced kid friendly albums from the 50s through 80s, Brian Washington is the guy to talk to! With his incredible collection, he’s a walking encyclopedia for these audio treasures.
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Today, we welcome acclaimed graphic novelist Craig Thompson to discuss his latest tome, Ginseng Roots. In this deeply personal book, Thompson returns to his rural Wisconsin roots to explore the fascinating world of ginseng cultivation that shaped his childhood. The conversation spans Craig's artistic evolution since his breakthrough memoir Blankets, his research trips to China that informed the book's historical elements, and how his early farming experiences continue to influence his creative process.
You can keep up with Craig's latest work and appearances through his official website craigthompsonbooks.com or by following him on Instagram @craigthompsonbooks.Support the show
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This week on Dollar Bin Bandits, we sit down with the multi-talented Tom Marvelli, a powerhouse creative whose fingerprints are all over some of the biggest superhero franchises of the last two decades. From his days at Marvel during its post-bankruptcy rebirth to shaping the futures of Hasbro’s legendary action brands, Tom’s career has been nothing short of epic.
Tom is now turning the page—literally—by launching a self-produced graphic novel series The Boy in the Bot from his new imprint, Another Door Comics. He’s bringing decades of industry experience to his own original storytelling, proving it's never too late to chase a creative dream.
You can follow Tom and Another Door at anotherdoorcomics.com or on Instagram @another_door_comics.
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Ralph Macchio spent over four decades at Marvel Comics, serving as a writer, editor, and eventually Executive Editor during some of the company's most transformative periods. Beginning his career in the 1970s as an assistant to Roy Thomas, Ralph went on to edit many of Marvel's flagship titles including Daredevil, Thor, and The Avengers, overseeing Frank Miller's revolutionary run on Daredevil, Walter Simonson's legendary work on Thor, and collaborating with legendary artists like John Buscema on Conan the Barbarian. In addition to his editorial work, Ralph wrote for several titles including Master of Kung Fu and Marvel Two-in-One. Throughout our conversation, Ralph shared fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from Marvel's history, offered insights into the evolution of the comic book industry from the Bronze Age through the modern era, and reflected on working with some of comics' greatest creators. Though largely retired from regular comic work now, Ralph occasionally contributes to special projects and historical retrospectives that draw on his unparalleled experience in the industry.
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In this episode, we roll out with Bob Budiansky and Simon Furman, the legendary minds behind the original Transformers comics from Marvel and Marvel UK respectively. With Skybound's massive compendiums reigniting interest in both series, we dive deep into how a Japanese toy line transformed into a pop culture juggernaut. Bob shares how Transformers first landed on his desk at Marvel and the challenges of writing 50+ issues while constantly introducing new characters. Simon discusses navigating the complexities of fitting UK stories around US continuity and eventually taking over the US title himself. Together, they reflect on their favorite characters, what made Transformers such a lasting property, and the creative synergy—and surprises—between their respective runs. It's a must-listen for fans who want to go beyond the robots in disguise and hear the human stories behind the mythos.
Skybound's Compendium Set Kickstarter campaign goes until May 7, so be sure to back it here before time runs out: http://kck.st/4i3ts31.
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It’s a project of epic proportions as writers and artists in the world of comics are taking part in a new comic featuring the creations of Don Simpson. Multimensions will see Megaton Man and other Simpson characters in the hands of various writers and artists in a new Kickstarter campaign!
Contributors Bob Kroll and Joe Ely Carrales III join the show to talk about their contributions and more. Check out the project here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ghostagents/megaton-man-multimentions.
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Matt Wagner, creator of the legendary independent titles Grendel and Mage, shares his journey to become one of comics' most respected writer-artists. Our conversation explores the origins and complex publication history of his signature character Grendel, which debuted in Comico Primer #2, as well as the creative process and development behind the more personal Mage trilogy. Beyond his creator-owned work, Matt discusses his affinity for pulp characters like Batman, The Shadow, Green Hornet, and Zorro in his work for DC and Dynamite, explaining why these characters resonate with him stylistically and thematically, while also touching on his distinctive work on Demon. He shares the thinking behind DC's Trinity, and his current collaboration with Kelley Jones on the ambitious Dracula series.
You can follow Matt on his site, mattwagnercomics.art, on X @MattWagnerComic or on Instagram @mattwagnercomics.
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The works of Jon Dexter are varied and wonderfully written. From the canine adventures Alpha Dogs to the noir Dime-Store Detective, fans revel in his imaginative stories.
You can find the complete Alpha Dogs graphic novel from Simon & Shuster or wherever books are sold: simonandschuster.com/books/Alpha-Dogs.
And soon, you'll be able to catch up on the Detective series and back issue 5 with Jon's upcoming Kickstarter here:
kickstarter.com/projects/dimestoredetective1/dime-store-detective-issue-5-with-1-4-catch-up-tiers
Finally, you can follow Jon on X @realALPHADOGS and on Instagram @alpha_dogs_comic.
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Brett Booth has established himself as one of the industry's most dynamic and energetic artists, known for his kinetic action sequences and distinctive character designs that have graced the pages of numerous titles for both DC and Marvel. Beginning his career at Jim Lee's Homage/Wildstorm studio in the early 90s, Brett co-created Backlash and had a long run on his solo series before moving on to work for the big two. His runs on books including Fantastic Four, X-Men Unlimited, Teen Titans, and Nightwing showcase his distinctive style that balances detailed linework with explosive energy. Currently, Brett is bringing his high-octane visual storytelling to Todd McFarlane's Spawn, where he's helped breathe new life into the long-running series, capturing both the supernatural horror elements and intense action sequences that define the character.
You can follow Brett on X @Demonpuppy, Instagram @brettbooth_comicart, or Bluesky @brettbooth.bsky.social.
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Keith Arem and Chris Yates join us to discuss their new Kickstarter project, Frost Road, a visually stunning psychological thriller. Keith, known for his extensive work directing video game performances for franchises like Call of Duty and Titanfall, and Chris explain how they developed this atmospheric tale of horror, illustrated by Christopher Shy. Frost Road tells of a desperate search for survivors in an isolated Alaskan town following a catastrophic event of potentially extraterrestrial origin.
You can support Frost Road on Kickstarter until April 10 here: http://kck.st/4ipjGJq. Follow updates from Keith on Instagram @keith_arem and Chris on Instagram @cyg47.
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Jim Calafiore has established himself as one of comics' most distinctive and versatile artists over a career spanning three decades. Known for his dynamic layouts and expressive character work, Jim first gained recognition at Valiant in the early 90s, working on titles like Armorines and Magnus, Robot Fighter. From there, it was on to DC and Marvel, where he contributed to series including Aquaman, Deadpool, Secret Six with writer Gail Simone, and a defining run on the X-men offshoot Exiles. After reteaming with Simone on the Kickstarter-funded graphic novel Leaving Megalopolis, Jim caught the crowdfunding bug, and introduced his latest venture, NED, Lord of the Pit, to the world, writing and drawing two volumes of supernatural comedic action in the series so far.
You can follow Jim on his website at jimcalafiore.com or on Instagram @jimcalafiore.
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Larry Lieber, the legendary artist and writer who contributed to the early Marvel Universe alongside his brother Stan Lee, joins us to discuss his new book CHIRPS. After briefly touching on his storied career—which includes co-creating Iron Man, Thor, and Ant-Man, and his long run on The Rawhide Kid—Larry dove into this ambitious literary departure that combines elements of fantasy, family saga, and action thriller. CHIRPS follows the extraordinary journey of a genetically advanced parakeet who develops human-level intelligence and speech. Larry discusses the origin of the concept and story, how he chose the settings, and why this prose novel feels like the culmination of his decades of storytelling.
You can follow Larry on Facebook.
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Ed Catto is back, this time talking about the 2025 edition of Ithacon! It's coming up this weekend, April 5-6, at Ithaca College, and Ed get into all the details: the guests, the panels, the swag, and more.
You can follow Ed on X @EdCatto and Instagram @EdCatto3, and find out more about Ithacon and get tickets here: ithacon.org!Support the show
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Tom Mason is a comics industry veteran and a key figure in the rise of Malibu Comics. As one of the company’s founders, he played a pivotal role in launching the creator-owned imprint Bravura and co-founding the Ultraverse line. His creator-owned series Dinosaurs For Hire—a wild, action-packed comic about gun-toting, wisecracking dinosaurs working for the government—left a lasting impression on readers.
Beyond comics, Tom has had an extensive career in television, writing and story-editing alongside fellow Malibu alum Dan Danko. Together, they’ve contributed to over 500 episodes of animated TV—and even earned an Emmy along the way. He also co-writes the Captain Awesome book series under the pseudonym Stan Kirby and serves as a consultant for Space Goat Productions.
Tune in as we dive into Tom’s journey through comics, animation, and beyond!
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