“There’s Nothing as Queer as Comics” – Paul Gravett on QUEER AS COMICS and More!
Historian/exhibitor/raconteur Paul Gravett talks about QUEER AS COMICS, Tove Jansson, and how to navigate the modern comics landscape!
September 22, 2026
Historian/exhibitor/raconteur Paul Gravett talks about QUEER AS COMICS, Tove Jansson, and how to navigate the modern comics landscape!
Writer Aditya Bidikar and artist SOM wrap up their Image miniseries with a spoiler-filled deep dive into its origin, making, and finale!
Sierra Barnes returns to the show to discuss the next collection of her antifascist fairy tale webcomic HANS VOGEL IS DEAD.
One of the benefits of doing a show for as long as I’ve done this is not only meeting and
Cartoonist Hazel Newlevant talks about her new autobio/historical mashup graphic novel QUEER AND HOW WE GOT HERE: A (PERSONAL) HISTORY!
Writer/activist Greg Pak and political scientist Dan Cassino talk about STOP PROJECT 2025’s legacy and comics as tools for survival in 2026.
Readers go to the comic shop to get their comics, but the road those comics take from the creator’s drawing
Josh talks about THE HAB from Bad Idea, horror as a necessary genre, why letterers are still undervalued, John Woo’s best films, and more!
My guests today are Dr. Sydney Halpern, a historical sociologist from the University of Chicago who has written extensively about
J. Marshall Smith is a cartoonist, illustrator, and educator based in Baltimore (making us de facto neighbors) who came up