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The Graphic Histories Podcast

Welcome to The Graphic Histories Podcast. This weekly series features interviews with personalities related to Comic Books, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and everything in between! If you enjoy engaging conversations with creators and industry experts this is the podcast for you!

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Episode 94 - F(r)iction #21 Creators

The Graphic Histories Podcast ·

2024/07/08

In this episode André speaks with not one...not two...but three guests at once! A first for this program but a fun chat none the less. Karla Nappi, Juaquin Mobley and Helen Maimaris all pop in to discuss their involvement with the "Unseen" issue of F(r)iction #21! This issue of F(r)iction explores the stories that are hiding (or have been hidden) in the shadows. These pages burst with genre-soaked tales of ghosts, real-life imaginary friends, and old-fashioned invisibility gu...

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Episode 93: Shawn Daley

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2024/07/01

André chats with another of the mega talented Toronto pool of artists and has a fantastic time doing so. Shawn Daley is a Ringo Award-nominated cartoonist and chiptunist from Toronto. Studying audio production and working a number of years in the recording industry, he began to focus on telling stories through comics in 2015 with his debut, TerraQuill Collected. His other published works include Samurai Grandpa and The Bridgebuilder’s Creed. Shawn talks about finding comics on the u...

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Episode92: Anthony Fowler Jr.

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2024/06/24

The underappreciated art of Inking takes the format in our newest episode with a fantastic example of it's art form!Anthony Fowler Jr. is a professional comic book inker and illustrator currently working for DC Comics. Most recently, he was an inker on DC Power 2024 #1 and Dawn of DC: Cyborg #4 for DC Comics. Previous clients also include BOOM! Studios, Dynamite Entertainment, T-Pub Comics, Marvel Entertainment, Universal Studios, and Gazillion Entertainment. Anthony is a passionate advocate ...

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Episode 91: James Aquilone

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2024/06/17

Horror is on the agenda for our newest episode with a writer and editor keeping it weird in the best way possible.James Aquilone is an editor, author, and publisher, nominated for both the Bram Stoker and Rondo Hatton awards. He's known for his anthologies like Classic Monsters Unleashed, Shakespeare Unleashed, and the Kolchak: The Night Stalker – 50th Anniversary graphic novel. He also writes the Dead Jack, Zombie Detective series. His short stories have been featured in Weird Tales magazine...

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Episode 90: Keith Grachow

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2024/06/10

André speaks with a man who got to live his passion a little later in his career and jumped in head first creating some truly unique projects!Keith Grachow is a professional illustrator who has created comics, graphic novels, and chapter books for kids. With 25 years of experience as a graphic artist, he's worked in the toy industry as an in-house designer for popular toy lines like Bruce Lee's Enter The Dragon and Sabrina the Teenage Witch!Keith chats about working in the toy industry, the c...

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Episode 89: Ernie Altbacker

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2024/06/03

This weeks guest is a man responsible for some of the absolute best comic to film adaptions around!Ernie Altbacker, is a screenwriter with credits on TV shows like Static Shock, Ben 10, Spider-Man, Jay Jay the Jet Plane, Mucha Lucha, and Green Lantern: The Animated Series. He earned an MFA in screenwriting from the American Film Institute and holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame. Additionally, he's the author of a six-book children's series called Shark Wars, publis...

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Episode 88: Sarah Myer

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2024/05/27

We dive deep into the nostalgia well for a titanic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Talk with the current artist for their Saturday Morning Adventures Comic series! Sarah Myer is a comic artist and illustrator hailing from a ten-acre farm in White Hall, Maryland. An old-school cosplayer and anime fan, Sarah has attended anime/comic conventions as a fan and artist alley participant since 1999 and has constructed and worn more than fifty costumes. When they aren't drawing, writing, or cosplayi...

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Episode 87: Jennifer Lee Rossman

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2024/05/20

Our next guest has a truly unique life experience that has given them a distinct creative voice when it comes to their writing!Jennifer Lee Rossman's writing delves into weird yet hopeful realms of sci-fi and fantasy, spotlighting LGBTQIA+ and disabled characters with a sprinkle of Jurassic Park references. They strive to create inclusive stories where readers of any background feel welcome. When not immersed in writing, they're the ultimate nerd, capable of reciting the periodic table backwa...

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Episode 86: Jim Calafiore

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2024/05/13

This episode features a comic creator whose career has spanned decades in the comic industry and enhanced many beloved titles!Jim Calafiore's comic journey began in Calibre comics before shifting to Valiant, refining his skills. He rose to prominence with DC's "Aquaman" series with peter David and was praised for his dynamic artwork. His versatility shone in Marvel's "Exiles," showcasing an impressive range of character designs. Venturing into writing, he penned several books including 2 issu...

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Episode 85: Isabel Burke

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2024/05/06

Our newest episode features an artist with a truly unique style.Isabel Burke is a comic artist and illustrator hailing from Texas, whose passion for storytelling through art ignited at an early age, Burke has been freelancing since 2021, catering to a diverse array of clients primarily within the publishing, editorial, and RPG sectors. While her portfolio often delves into historical and fantasy realms, she embraces opportunities to explore new creative territories beyond her comfort zone.&nb...

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Episode 84: Andrew Thomas

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2024/04/29

In our newest episode we chat with a loud and proud letterer and comic creator! Andrew Thomas, a native of Mississauga, discovered his passion for drawing early on, filling every scrap of paper with sketches. After high school, he pursued Video Game Design but found his calling as a Graphic Designer, contributing to an iOS game, "BubbleStarz." In 2013, he made his comic convention debut, sparking his interest in comics. Teaming up with writer Tristan Nall in 2014, they published

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Episode 83: Becka Kinzie

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2024/04/22

Another great conversation with yet another of Toronto's talented comic creators Becka Kinzie is an accomplished cartoonist and freelance artist hailing from Ontario, Canada, where her vibrant creativity thrives. Her journey in the art world began with color flatting for numerous comic book artists, a role that allowed her to refine her skills and immerse herself in the dynamic realm of sequential art. However, it was in her spare moments that Becka truly flourished, channeling her passion into

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Episode 82: Steven Grant

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2024/04/15

A comics legend pops in to discuss his storied career. Since the early 1980s, Stephen Grant has been a prominent figure in the comic book industry, gaining recognition for his work with Marvel Comics. Notable contributions include revitalizing characters like the Punisher and writing for titles such as Avengers, The Hulk, and The Defenders. Grant's creator-owned character, Whisper, debuted at Capital Comics in the 1980s, leading to her own ongoing series after being featured in First

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Episode 81: Gary K. Wolf

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2024/04/08

André meets the man responsible for the book that inspired his favorite film! Gary K. Wolf is a celebrated American writer renowned for his imaginative contributions to science fiction and fantasy. He gained fame with his novel "Who Censored Roger Rabbit?" later adapted into the iconic film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Wolf's storytelling blends mystery, humor, and speculative fiction, captivating audiences with his unique narratives. With a diverse array of works, he

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Episode 80: Dietrich O. Smith

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2024/04/01

A very cool artist who has some connections to past guests stops in to chat about his amazing work! Dietrich O. Smith is a prolific comic book artist whose exceptional talent has graced the pages of industry giants such as Marvel, DC, Dynamite, Boom! Studios, Image Comics, IDW Publishing, Riot Games, and more. With a diverse portfolio spanning various genres and publishers, Smith has showcased his versatility and mastery of the medium through dynamic line work, and expansive character designs

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Episode 79: Chuck Patton

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2024/03/25

This episodes guest is a man who has traversed several industries and made an indelible mark on each one. Chuck Patton is a renowned comic book artist with a prolific career spanning several decades. His dynamic and expressive artwork has graced numerous titles across various genres, showcasing his versatility and skill. Patton is best known for his work on iconic superhero titles such as "Justice League of America" and "The Flash," where his distinctive style brought these

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Episode 78: Fred Van Lente

The Graphic Histories Podcast ·

2024/03/18

Our host speaks with the man he feels is responsible for one of the most disturbing scenes in comic book history! Fred Van Lente is a distinguished name in the comic book industry, celebrated for his versatile talents as a writer, historian, and storyteller. With a career spanning over two decades, Van Lente has established himself as a prolific and innovative creator across various genres and mediums. He is best known for his work on titles such as "Action Philosophers!" and "The

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Episode 77: Fabrice Sapolsky

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2024/03/11

André chats with the owner of FairSquare comics to learn about the in depth world of independent publishing. Fabrice Sapolsky is a prominent figure in the comic book world, celebrated for his diverse talents as a writer, editor, and publisher. Over his extensive career of more than two decades, Sapolsky has made significant contributions to the industry with his inventive storytelling and unwavering dedication to comics. Fabrice has been involved in various creator-owned projects, particularly

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Episode 76: Erik Larsen

The Graphic Histories Podcast ·

2024/03/04

In this episode our host chats with a comic book legend! A consummate workhorse whose iconic creation of his own series set the benchmark for achievement in independent comic books! Erik Larsen is a renowned comic book creator known for his influential work in the industry. As a founding member of Image Comics, Larsen's iconic series "Savage Dragon" blends superhero action with humor and social commentary, showcasing his distinctive artistic style marked by bold lines and dynamic

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