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Graphic Histories Podcast Welcome to The Graphic Histories Podcast. If you enjoy engaging conversations with creators and industry experts this show for you

This weekly series features interviews with personalities related to Comic Books, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and everything in between!

14/11/2025

Robert Roach on trying to help as budding artist who asked his opinion but didn't want criticism.
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13/11/2025

Robert Roach on being humbled by his first portfolio review from professionals.
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13/11/2025

Robert Roach on thaving his first portfolio review.
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12/11/2025

Robert Roach on tracking down mike Grell with some keen detective work.
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11/11/2025

Robert Roach on staying connected to your roots.
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A teacher with a hand in many industries pops in to talk his incredible journey!Robert Roach is an established Los Ange...
10/11/2025

A teacher with a hand in many industries pops in to talk his incredible journey!

Robert Roach is an established Los Angeles-based comic artist, illustrator, and publisher known for his creator-owned work that often blends noir, mythology, and action. A true multi-talent, he is perhaps best recognized for the critically acclaimed, award-winning crime mini-series The Roach, which earned him the first Glyph "Rising Star" Award, and his action series Menthu, which puts an ancient Egyptian spin on modern heroism. Beyond his publishing company, Roachworks, he has spent years in the entertainment industry as a storyboard artist for films, videos, and commercials, and has even taught art and storyboarding techniques at Otis College of Art & Design.

Robert discusses tracking down Mike Grell using good ole fashioned detective work, being humbled as a budding artist but using it to learn a path toward getting better, living in Japan and how a love of Conan brought him to Ithuriel!

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07/11/2025

Benjamin Hunting on connecting with an audience musically.
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06/11/2025

Benjamin Hunting on Passion vs Proficiency
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05/11/2025

Benjamin Hunting on growing up Anglophone in Quebec
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04/11/2025

Benjamin Hunting on Americanizing Canadian Comics
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A journeyman writer creating across multiple mediums pops in to talk comics with a fellow Canadian!Benjamin Hunting is a...
03/11/2025

A journeyman writer creating across multiple mediums pops in to talk comics with a fellow Canadian!

Benjamin Hunting is a freelance writer, automotive journalist, and independent comic book creator. He has nearly two decades of experience, contributing features and reviews to top automotive publications like Motor Trend, Car and Driver, and Hagerty, and co-hosting the Unnamed Automotive Podcast. Hunting is also a comic book creator, known for the graphic novels Code 45, Dead Air and the upcoming Model UN. In addition to his writing and comic work, his background includes running a record label, touring as a musician, and working as a promoter in the music industry.

Benjamin talks about issues with a small press publisher, music, his passion for cars and why Canadian creators don't need to "Americanize" their comics!

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A man André refers to as the "Zelig" of Comics pops in to talk about his long history in the industry!Bob Schreck is a h...
13/10/2025

A man André refers to as the "Zelig" of Comics pops in to talk about his long history in the industry!

Bob Schreck is a hugely influential comic book editor celebrated for his impact across multiple major publishers. His career highlights include co-founding Oni Press and serving as a pivotal editor at Dark Horse Comics, where he oversaw landmark titles like Frank Miller's Sin City. Schreck later moved to DC Comics, editing high-profile runs such as Batman Hush, Green Arrow Quiver, and the critically acclaimed All-Star Superman. He also held editorial leadership roles at Legendary Comics and continued to support the industry as the CBLDF Deputy Director, making him a veteran force in comic creation and advocacy.

Bob discusses getting started on the convention circuit, working with titans of the industry and calling an artists mom to get him to reach his deadline!

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The Graphic Histories Podcast

Welcome to The Graphic Histories Podcast. This weekly series will feature the comic book chronology of some of the most fearless heroes and gruesome villains to ever grace the printed page! Whenever a character makes the jump from the funny books to the mainstream in a series or film it's easy to forget the rich histories these characters have had in comic books. This series will bring you up to date with a fun and informative recap of all their graphic novel adventures from their origins right up to the present day!