Yates talks about his transition from working in the creative industry to creating his own universe in Marcus Walker. A personal tale of two brothers in the world of Mechs and Kaiju.

We talk to Yates about how grief and his own relationships inspired the story of Marcus Walker and what Backers could expect from the Kickstarter.

On today’s episode we welcome Tom Philipson and James Patricks to the podcast. Tom and James are the writers of the kickstarter comic book The Stranger. A book where Superhero’s are illegal and we follow a detective trying to track down the super hero, the stranger, who has returned after years of being inactive. Can readers of the book figure out who the stranger is before our detective? Issue 3 of The Stranger is starting soon on Kickstarter

On this episode of the podcast we have on Phillip Kennedy Johnson. Writer behind the classic Superman War World Saga and Marvel’s Incredible Hulk. We chat about Kennedy’s new horrific take on hulk “infernal hulk” and how despite giving fans awesome stories over the years—they feel like they’re only just getting started as they recently signed a Marvel exclusive. Infernal Hulk is available at your local comic shop now. Listen in and Badaboom!

In this video, I dive into The Return of the Blues Brothers: The Escape of Joliet Jake. Made in partnership with ‪Z2 Comics. It's a wild, music-packed entry in the Blues Brothers saga.

Today we’re talking Neil’s newest book with Comixology, Medieval. This book focuses on Danny a New Yorker who loves baseball and is suddenly throw into the medieval times. With his knowledge of the future we’ll see how a New Yorker might fair in the time of Knights and Kings.

Red, Black, and White? Comics have been using this scheme more and more over the last few years. Is this a trend that's new or are we remembering it from older books. Will stick around and can we use another color besides Red?

Who has appeared in so many classic films like The Dark Knight, Dune, Prisoners and so many more while also starring in both the MCU and DCU.

On top of being a great actor, Dastmalchian is also a writer. Over the past few years he has written comics like Count Crowley, Knights vs Samurai and even Creature Commandos for DC, but now he has dropped what is his most personal project yet Through.

We got to talk with official Godzilla Artist Attack Peter about their work on PBR and Godzilla’s collaboration. Great conversation where Peter talks about his work and what it’s like getting to see his art on this big of a platform. Listen in and Badaboom!

Welcome to Badaboom. On today’s podcast we welcome back Adam Lawson. Adam is back with a new book Mad Dog Morgan. A failed wrestle who is about to give up to end his life in a house he honest know is haunted. As Mad Dog Morgan fights against the house he learns lessons from his past that might be able to save him. Listen in as we dive into the inspiration behind Adam’s latest story and kickstarter. Badaboom!

At New York Comic Con 2025, we sat down with G.I. JOE artist Tom Reilly and Ben Abernathy, Executive Editor of the Energon Universe at Skybound Entertainment, for an in-depth roundtable discussion. The two share insights into building the new G.I. JOE series, connecting it to Transformers and Void Rivals, and the creative process behind one of the most ambitious shared comic universes ever.

At New York Comic Con 2025, we sat down with Robert Kirkman (Void Rivals, Transformers), Dan Mora (Transformers), Jorge Corona (Transformers), and Conor Hughes (Void Rivals) for an exclusive roundtable conversation about the Energon Universe. They discuss crafting stories that connect across titles, balancing fan expectations, and what’s coming next for Transformers and Void Rivals. Listen in and Badaboom!

New York Comic Con 2025 is here! Check out this walkthrough of the show room floor. This year's floor was massive! We captured as much as we could on the last day of the con. Check out the video and let us know what you think!

Post Malone dropped into New York Comic Con 2025 with his Big Rig team from Vault Comics — including Nathan Gooden, Adrian Wassel, and Damian Wassel — for one of the con’s biggest panels. The team talked about the success of Big Rig, teased a movie adaptation, and officially announced a Big Rig sequel coming in 2026.

Join us at New York Comic Con 2025 for an exclusive interview with Marc Guggenheim as he discusses his latest Comixology Original, The Adventures of Ulysses Monarch. Listen in and Badaboom

In this exclusive NYCC 2025 interview, Vault Comics’ Adam Wassel dives deep into Big Rig — the hit comic co-created with Post Malone. We talk about the massive panel at New York Comic Con, the creative process behind bringing Posty’s vision to life, and the care that went into crafting every detail of the story.

Nas, Marvel, and Mass Appeal joined forces at New York Comic Con 2025 to debut Legend Has It — a new comic series celebrating seven of New York’s most legendary hip-hop artists: Nas, Big L, Ghostface Killah, Slick Rick, Raekwon, Posdnuos (De La Soul), and Havoc (Mobb Deep). Created by Brandon Thomas and Sanford Greene.

New York Comic Con 2025 is here! Check out this walkthrough of Artist Alley as we go through every aisle and check out the amazing art and vendors. NYCC is known for its Artist Alley brought out the stars including Scott Snyder, Tom King, Jeph Loeb, Ryan Ottley and many more!

Big Rig issue #3 takes the series to another level by expanding the world and giving us the backstories we’ve been waiting for. We now have more context about what’s happened in the past and what’s coming next for these characters. On top of that, the issue teases a massive battle with a demon who has their own vehicle—setting the stage for some wild conflicts ahead. If you’ve been on the fence about Big Rig, this might be the issue that changes your mind.

On today’s episode we welcome Stephine Williams to the podcast. Stephine has written for Marvel and DC but is now reviving a classic of 90s cartoons in comics, The Street Sharks. We talk about how her past works have prepared her to relieve the 90s icon cartoon as well as her independent book Roots of Madness. Listen in and Badaboom!

The Jimi Hendrix: Purple Haze graphic novel takes the legendary guitarist beyond the stage and into the cosmos, blending psychedelic art with the spirit of his music. In my review, I break down how the story and visuals capture Hendrix’s larger-than-life presence. While not flawless, the book offers a creative tribute that fans of both comics and classic rock will appreciate.