This week we welcome red-hot artist, Rob Schamberger to the Let’s Talk Comics Podcast! Rob always wanted to work in comics but his career path took him down a different road. Rob took everything he learned from trying to break into comics and put it towards a career in fine art. He’s also the last guy Jim Ross brought into the WWE. That’s right, Rob currently paints portraits of WWE superstars for a living. During this chat, we go through the trials and tribulations he had to go through to end up where he is today. He also shares a heartwarming story about the Ultimate Warrior! So what are you waiting for? Download the episode now!

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This week we welcome industry legend and veteran, Jim Valentino to the Let’s Talk Comics Podcast! You might know Jim as one of the co-founders of Image Comics, others might know Jim from his work on Guardians of the Galaxy. Jim has a long and storied career in this business and has broken more big names into this business than any other person we’ve had on the show. You’ve heard his name dropped so many times on the podcast, so we went straight to the source. In this first (of possibly a few) episodes, we take the trip down memory lane and see how Jim got to where he is today. While we touch on how he helped bring Robert Kirkman and Brian Michael Bendis into this world, we talk more about what it was like at Image in the early 90s and the tricks he learned from his time in the small press realm. So what are you waiting for? Download the episode now!

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This week we welcome the very funny Chris Burnham to the Let’s Talk Comics Podcast! You might know Chris as the co-creator of Bat-Cow, or the inspiring artist on such books like Officer Downe, and Batman Incorporated. Chris has been on the hitlist to get on the show for some time, so being able to spend an hour and a half with him talking about his career, process, and beyond was a real treat. I first came into contact with Chris’ work when teamed up with Claudio Sanchez of Coheed and Cambria, and to see how far he’s come since then is inspiring for any up and coming creator. We also talk about his continued work with Grant Morrison in the new Image title, Nameless. So what are you waiting for? Download the episode now!

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This week we welcome red-hot creator Joshua Williamson to the Let’s Talk Comics Podcast! I’ve been meaning to get Josh on the show for so long since we have a bunch of friends in common, so to finally have it come together was a blast. Joshua has an amazing story when it comes to breaking into comics, that our chat lasted a little over two hours. Trust me, this is going to be one that you want to listen to more than once if you’re looking for tips on getting started in comics. Josh is refreshingly honest about his trials and tribulations and it’s awesome to see how it’s made him the guy he is today. So what are you waiting for? Download the episode now!

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This week we welcome red-hot creator Kody Chamberlain to the Let’s Talk Comics Podcast! It’s the first one of 2015 so I’m kicking things off in style with someone who’s style is unlike anything I’ve ever seen in comics! Kody’s work on “Punks: The Comic” is what drew me from the warm embrace of super hero comics to the even warmer embrace of creator owned. If you’re a fan of the show, you know how much I’m a fan of Josh Fialkov’s work (Kody’s collaborator on the comic) so being able to chat with the other half of the Punks team was a blast. Kody’s story was a fun one to talk about and I think you’re all going to dig what he has to say about comics, design and more. So what are you waiting for? Download the episode now!

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This week we welcome legendary creator John Romita Jr. to the Let’s Talk Comics podcast. John has a long and storied career in comics and is most likely one of the very few creators working in comics who has drawn almost every single character in the Marvel Universe. This week’s episode is going to be a little short given everyones crazy holiday schedules and all, but what John and I are able to pack in this half hour will still leave you craving more. We touch on a little bit of everything in this one. Everything from working with John Byrne, Frank Miller, Brian Michael Bendis, Mark Millar, Geoff Johns and more. Think of it as an after dinner mint after a great year of LTC episodes. So what are you waiting for? Download the episode now!

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This week we welcome legendary creator Eric Powell, to the Let’s Talk Comics podcast. Eric is a fellow Nashville native and the brains behind “The Goon.” I think you’re really going to like this week’s episode because Eric and I get into the nitty gritty of breaking into the business when you have no idea how the industry even works. Eric is a prime example of someone who set a goal for himself and would do anything to accomplish it. With “The Goon” celebrating its 15th year anniversary, we cover the highs, lows and everything in between. So what are you waiting for? Download the episode now!
 

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Twitter: https://twitter.com/goonguy

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This week we welcome back the blockbuster writer of titles like “Batman,” & “Wytches,” Scott Snyder, to the Let’s Talk Comics podcast. After the critically acclaimed first episode we did with Scott, I had to have him back as soon as possible. This week’s episode is another instant classic as we dive deep into Scott’s early days at DC, how he handled the early success of Batman, juggling all the books in the first few months of the New52 and so much more! Some of the things I love about this podcast are exemplified in this episode of the show. Scott talks about his personal connection to these characters and it’s fascinating stuff. So what are you waiting for? Download the episode now!
 

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Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ssnyder1835

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This week we welcome back the creator of Deadpool, Cable, Youngblood, Brigade and so much more, Rob Liefeld, to the Let’s Talk Comics podcast. Some consider him one of the most controversial creators in comics, but absolutely no-one can take away the contributions Rob has made to the industry, or what he’s been able to accomplish. In this week’s episode we cover a whole slew of books. Everything from Image United, to Brigade, to Deadpool Corps and beyond. We even cover the books he did with Jeph Loeb, Alan Moore, his time with Awesome Comics and Rob also shares a little tidbit of someone who might have had the chance to own Marvel! Want to know who? Find out here! So what are you waiting for, download this episode of the Let’s Talk Comics comic book podcast now!

You can find Rob at the following places on the Internet:

Twitter: www.twitter.com/robertliefeld

Website: http://robliefeldcreations.com/

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This week we welcome the creator of Deadpool, Cable, Youngblood, Brigade and so much more, Rob Liefeld, to the Let’s Talk Comics podcast. Some consider him one of the most controversial creators in comics, but absolutely no-one can take away the contributions Rob has made to the industry, or what he’s been able to accomplish. Getting started in comics at the young age of 18, Rob’s rise in comics came at the perfect time for him. Learning the ropes from his fellow, to-be Image founding partners, Rob made many decisions that helped him get to where he is now. This is only part one of our chat and we just got to the rise and fall of the Image founders so you can only imagine what is left. Want to know what life was like as a young creator in the early 90s? Find out here! So what are you waiting for, download this episode of the Let’s Talk Comics comic book podcast now!

You can find Rob at the following places on the Internet:

Twitter: www.twitter.com/robertliefeld

Website: http://robliefeldcreations.com/

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