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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!

08/07/2025

George Todorovski discusses discovering John Byrne comics!
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07/07/2025

A man who does it all when it comes to art stops in alongside his editor to discuss his career and work across a vast array of mediums!

George Todorovski, has made a big splash in the freelance art world, leaving his mark on comics, books, games, and even film and music. He's a true jack-of-all-trades in the comic scene, notably as the writer, penciller, inker, and colorist for his series, Zero Point. You've probably seen his distinctive art in big-name publications like Heavy Metal and Amazing Stories Magazine, and he's even contributed to projects like Through The Wormhole With Morgan Freeman. He's successfully funded many art books and sketchbooks packed with his unique sci-fi and fantasy creations on Kickstarter with a new one out now!

George discusses almost working with Peter Gabriel, Having Morgan Freeman narrate his animation and getting to work on Heavy metal magazine by striking up an unexpected chat with Kevin Eastman! Listen in on wherever you get your podcasts or at www.graphichistories.com

23/06/2025

André pops into the world of Youtube collecting videos to talk to a passionate and engaging personality!

Higgypop Comics is a fun and welcoming YouTube channel created by James Higgins, a passionate comic book collector who loves sharing his hobby with others. Whether he’s unboxing mystery packages, showing off a great yard sale haul, or talking about rare and quirky finds, James brings a genuine excitement and friendly vibe to every video. His down-to-earth style makes viewers feel like they’re chatting with a fellow fan, not just watching a collector. With a focus on community, connection, and the joy of comics, Higgypop Comics has become a fun and engagingspot for anyone who loves diving into the world of comics.

James discusses his love of Hawkman, finding a joy in comics again after a workplace injury and being welcomed into an entire community of online collectors and You-tubers.

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16/06/2025

A unique and interesting creator with a varied history in multiple mediums swings in to chat up our host!

Don Walker is a comic book artist, writer, and producer based in the Los Angeles area. His diverse portfolio includes projects like the cyberpunk western Dreadlock the Barbarian and the interconnected superhero narratives of Reaper Corps and Agent Wild. With a publishing history dating back to the late 1990s, including work for Antarctic Press and cover art for the BloodRayne: Tokyo Rogue comic series, Walker has built a strong following, consistently funding his projects through Kickstarter. Beyond comics, he also applies his creative talents to filmmaking.

Don discusses Star Wars Fandom, Having his film's editor come from a background in po*******hy, deciding to focus on film making while applying to Marvel Comics and balancing a life in the creative arts with a family.

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09/06/2025

Another Canadian whose works is associated with one of the most famous Canadian Authors ever pops in to discuss her adaptation and career.

Renée Nault is a Canadian artist and writer known for her vivid uand dreamlike style. She gained international acclaim for adapting Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale into a bestselling graphic novel, praised for its emotional depth and striking visuals. Her work has appeared in books, magazines, and advertising worldwide, often exploring themes of mythology and identity. Nault is also the creator of original comics and illustrations that blend fantasy with subtle social commentary. Her distinctive artistic voice continues to resonate with audiences across genres and mediums.

Renée discusses Elfquest, creating a webcomic that directly led to her version of The Handmaid's Tale, alternative comics, the encroaching fascist dystopia looming around the corner and just how wonderful André's cat Lebowski is!

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07/06/2025

Comics Without Context!

02/06/2025

Continuity is the name of the game in this chat with a true curator of the complex histories of the comic characters and the events we know and love!

Peter Sanderson is an American comic book historian, critic, and writer, best known for his extensive work with Marvel and DC Comics. As Marvel's first official archivist, he authored Marvel Saga and Wolverine Saga, which chronicle the fictional histories of Marvel characters. Sanderson contributed to The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe and co-authored reference books like X-Men: The Ultimate Guide and Marvel Year by Year. A Columbia University graduate, he has taught at New York University and curated exhibitions on comic book history. Sanderson also writes the online column Comics in Context, offering critical essays on comics and related media.

Peter discusses getting started in comics through writing letters to the mail bag pages of his favorite comics, how early DC continuity was simpler than you may expect and why supporting and cherishing these rich histories is so important!

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01/06/2025

Coming up on The Graphic Histories Podcast: Join us for an in-depth conversation with Peter Sanderson, legendary comic book historian, critic, and former Marvel archivist. From helping shape The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe to chronicling the evolution of superheroes across decades, Peter brings a wealth of knowledge and insight into the cultural impact of comics. We’ll dive into his work with both Marvel and DC, explore the importance of preserving comic book history, and hear his thoughts on how the medium has transformed over the years. A must-listen for true comic book aficionados!

31/05/2025

Comics Without Context

30/05/2025

Doug Wagner on writing about serial killers
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26/05/2025

Horror Comics come front and center when André interviews a man at the forefront of the genre!

Doug Wagner is an American comic book writer best known for his creator-owned titles with Image Comics, including Plastic, Vinyl, Plush, and The Ride: Burning Desire. His work blends dark comedy, horror, and psychological themes, often in collaboration with artist Daniel Hillyard. Wagner has also written for major publishers like DC Comics and Dynamite Entertainment, with credits on titles such as Batman: Arkham Origins and World of Warcraft: Bloodsworn. Based in Park City, Utah, he continues to push genre boundaries with current projects like I Was a Fashion School Serial Killer.

Doug talks about receiving 200 rejection letters while trying to break into comics, getting a false start with Malibu comics just before they sold to Marvel and a mild obsession with serial killers!

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25/05/2025

Next on The Graphic Histories Podcast: We're thrilled to welcome Doug Wagner, the mind behind twisted tales like Plastic, Vinyl, and Nailbiter: Returns. Known for his fearless storytelling and genre-bending narratives, Doug joins us to talk about his journey through the world of indie comics, his creative process, and what it takes to craft a compellingly bizarre (and disturbingly fun) story. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to his work, this is one conversation you won't want to miss!

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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!