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.

Issue #2 of Post Malone’s Big Rig surprised me in the best way possible. After feeling let down by the first issue, this one completely redeemed the series for me. We get deeper character development, stronger artwork, and the bonus of two issues in one—making the price worth it. In this review, I’ll break down what worked, how it improved on the first issue, and why I’m now excited for where this series is heading

Join me as I dive into *Alter-Ego: The Official Comic*, Lisa’s exciting graphic novel companion to her debut solo album. Written by Lisa herself and illustrated by MINOMIYABI, this 56-page limited-edition comic brings Lisa’s five unique alter egos to life in a vibrant cyberpunk world.

Ever wonder what it was like on the road as a groupie? Written by Helen Mullane and art by Tula Lotay, Groupies tells this perspective from the point of view of 4 different girls. Throw in a little bit of demons and human sacrifice and a lot of drugs and you have Groupies. Listen in as I review the book and share where I hope the story goes next.

What if Jack White had a comic book? Jack has a unique approach to music that he explains in the movie "It Might Get Loud". His approach paired with the mythos of Blues Rock could make a great comic book that might remind some of Solo Leveling. If you're a fan of Jack White let me know your thoughts and if you work for Image Comics or Vault Comics, Let's make a book together with Jack White!

Post Malone just dropped a comic book?! From Vault Comics and Post Malone Issue 1 of Big Rig is out now. Let's dive into the book from the mind of Post Malone as a priest from the middle ages turns into the TRUCKER and fights demons with his Big Rig and the help of some new friends.

On this Episode of the podcast welcome back David Pepose. We talk about his new Speed Racer series from Mad Cave Studios. David talks about how he approaches writing chase scenes, legacy characters, and what's to come in Speed Racer. Listen in and Badaboom!

Lance the King of Black Metal was a joke… until it almost started a black metal war. In this video, I dive into Dark Regards #1, the new comic from ⁨@OniPress⁩ written by comedian/musician Dave Hill and illustrated by Artyom Topilin. Based on Hill’s real-life viral black metal hoax, this comic is a wild blend of satire, musical obsession, and internet chaos. From corpse paint to actual human blood on the variant cover, Dark Regards is already shaping up to be one of the wildest indie comics of the year. Let’s talk about why this is a must-read for metalheads, comedy fans, and comic readers alike.

Today on The Badaboom Podcast, we're joined by Amir from PanelFly.io—a new platform changing the game for indie comic distribution. We dive into how PanelFly is helping creators reach retailers directly, and why that shift matters now more than ever in the wake of Diamond’s collapse. Plus, we talk about how DC’s Absolute line is breathing new life into classic characters—and how that same spirit of originality and risk is what keeps indie comics alive and thriving. Listen in and Badaboom!

In this episode of Badaboom, we sit down with comic book writer Max Hoven to talk about his newest project "Our Love Unrest." We explore the story’s emotional depth, the creative process behind it, and how Max collaborates with artists to bring his vision to life. Whether you’re a fan of indie comics or looking to get inspired by a creator making waves in the industry, this interview is for you. Listen in and Badaboom!

On this episode of the podcast we welcome Jordan Thomas. Jordan is the author of books such as The Man From Maybe, Weird Work, and more. Today we talk about his recent book Mugshots which is now available as a trade and the upcoming part two of Skin police. Listen in and Badaboom!

Jeremy Adams returns! Back to talk his hit series, Aquaman. Adams talks about his recently signed exclusive deal with DC Comics and Aquaman. Adams also talks about the expansion of Green Lantern and his growth as a creator. Listen in and Badaboom!

On this episode of the podcast we have on Mike Carey, write of Comixology Originals The Lycan and Ghost Box The Lycan, which was helmed by punisher actor Thomas Jane— a period piece that finds a group of men hunting the berserkers beasts and Ghost Box, which follows two women as they inherit a box that changes their lives. Carey talks about what it was like working with Jane and Comixology.

On this episode, we have on PCB Entertainment CEO Keith Arem and Director of Special Projects Chris Yates to talk their new graphic novel, Frost Road. Arem, a games industry veteran who has worked on games like Call of Duty and Street Fighter as a Performance Capture Director, chats about his career and the thrill of building his own worlds through the medium of comics. Yates, chats about what it's like connecting with the community and Kickstarter.

Troy and Chris are back together to talk with superstar creator Jason Aaron to talk about their new creator owned series at Image, BUG WARS. Co-created alongside artist Mahmud Asrar, Bug Wars is story years in the making that blends the worlds of high fantasy and insects. Aaron talks the inception of the series and how 20 years in the game, he is still breaking new ground. Listen in and Badaboom!

On this episode, Troy talks the latest installment of the MCU, Captain America: Brave New World.

On this episode, Troy talks the new Disney+ Series Your Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman. Listen in to hear his thoughts

On this Episode Troy and guest Christine recap the week of Aquaman No. 1 by Jeremy Adams, Creature Commandos season finale, and more.