Fantastic Comic Fan
Your guide to the vast universe of digital comic books from the Golden Age to the present. With a history of over 40 years immersed in comic book lore, my enjoyment for them remains undiminished— an enthusiasm I strive to ignite in both old and new fans.
Episodes
Zenescope comics delivers nonstop surprises—from twisted fairy tales to bold new legends—inviting you into a universe where heroes and villains collide in truly fantastic fashion.
Celebrate the holidays with Archie Comics—where festive fun and comic book surprises never stop giving.
In this solo episode, I dive into the history of the Spidey Slayers—those relentless machines built to take down Spider-Man. From their Silver Age origins to their evolving role across the decades, we’ll explore how these mechanical menaces shaped Spidey’s world and left their mark on Marvel lore.
Jim Beard joins the conversation to explore The Salem Saga from Marvel Team-Up #41–44. In this classic storyline, Spider-Man teams up with the Scarlet Witch and the Vision as they’re swept into eerie, supernatural conflicts rooted in the dark legacy of the Salem witch trials.
Jim Beard joins the conversation to explore The Salem Saga from Marvel Team-Up #41–44. In this classic storyline, Spider-Man teams up with the Scarlet Witch and the Vision as they’re swept into eerie, supernatural conflicts rooted in the dark legacy of the Salem witch trials.
It’s another solo spotlight, and this time I’m diving into a few standout Superman trades—stories I think are absolutely worth your shelf space.
We’re back with another deep dive into the world of Archie Comics—one of the few publishers still standing strong since the Golden Age of comics. So tell me… when’s the last time you flipped through an Archie issue?
Today’s show ran on pure AI magic. The outcome? Equal parts jaw-dropping and just a little eerie. Featuring artist Barry Kitson, blogger Martin Gray, and the all-about Rik Offenberger.
Nick Wilson from the Ghost Machine podcast joins me for an in-depth primer on everything Ghost Machine—what it is, why it matters, and where it’s headed.
Journalist, publisher, and all-around comics connoisseur Rik Offenberger stops by to break down John Byrne’s landmark Superman run from the mid-1980s. With his deep industry insight and passion for classic superhero storytelling, Rik shares how Byrne’s bold reimagining reshaped the Man of Steel—and why it still matters today.
Writer and comic book historian Robert Jeschonek joins the show for a deep dive into the cinematic legacy of Superman, from silver screen beginnings to modern blockbusters.
Barry Kitson: Defining the Man of Steel in the '90s — Dive into the bold lines and storytelling finesse of the artist who helped reshape Superman for a new era, bringing heart, heroism, and heat vision to the page.
Martin Gray, the insightful voice behind the blog “Too Dangerous for a Girl 2,” joins me to dive into the digital revival of the iconic Adventures of Superman.
Legendary inker Keith Williams pulls back the curtain on his time with John Byrne during Action Comics. A must-listen for fans of Superman.
Len Mihalovich is here to spotlight one of comics’ most enduring icons—Lois Lane. From fearless reporter to cultural trailblazer, we trace her evolution across decades of storytelling, examining the shifts in character, context, and creative approach that kept her at the heart of the DC Universe.
Writer and editor Paul Kupperberg returns to the show to explore Superman’s Bronze Age evolution—an era of creative experimentation, shifting values, and unforgettable storytelling that helped redefine the Man of Steel for a new generation.
Ryan Gutierrez joins me for a dive into Mark Waid at DC Comics—past and present.
Tom Marvelli of Another Door Comics joins me for a deep dive into one of the most iconic comic book events of the 90s—the Death of Superman. We explore its cultural shockwaves, creative legacy, and how it reshaped the landscape for DC Comics and beyond.
In Part Two of my conversation with legendary writer Elliott S! Maggin, we continue exploring the depth of his imprint on the Superman mythos—from Bronze Age breakthroughs to his enduring legacy across DC lore.
Join us for part one of a conversation with legendary writer Elliott S! Maggin, known for his thoughtful take on Superman in classics like Last Son of Krypton and Miracle Monday. We explore his early DC Comics career.
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