Hey! Whoa! We're back with a brand new episode of All-Comic Interviews... coming to you from a new place. Side note, moving hundreds and hundreds of pounds of comics is not the most fun you're going to have. So keep that in mind when you're drooling over that Marvel Omnibus, kids. Seriously. Anyway, we're back and this week we have the amazingly talented, creator owned wizard Claire Connelly! If you haven't seen her work, you're nuts. Check out our review for her most recent offerings The Long Year and Black Eyes, which you can also buy on Comixology, and follow her on the Twitters as well @CkConnellyDraws. This is one creator you're not going to want to miss. If you like what you heard, make sure you give us a 5-Star rating on the ol' iTunes and tune in next week for more from some of the best creators in the industry today Until next time.

Welcome, welcome! Another edition of All-Comic Interviews... is live and once again we've got another great one for you. We've had a ton of great guests on from some of my favorite books of all-time, but John Arcudi from this week's interview is absolutely amongst the top. From his extensive work in the Mignolaverse, particularly on the consistently flooring BPRD to the more recent Image book, with BPRD collaborators James Harren and Dave Stewart, and also amazing Rumble--not to mention the countless other great books he's produced--John Arcudi is a stellar talent that more than deserves your attention and hard earned money. With that said, make damn sure you check out Rumble because it's easily one of the best books Image has right now and that right there speaks for itself. Once again, big thanks to John for taking the time and just as a note to all you great listeners out there, there will be a bit of a hiatus as I pack and move, but we will be back in a few weeks with more great episodes of All-Comic Interviews... so stay tuned to @AllComic_ for more!

This week on All-Comic Interviews... we've got Valiant and Marvel, among others, artist Ryan Lee! This guy is crazy good, with a wicked future ahead of him. If you haven't seen his work before, you best be looking him on up the Twitters @ryleeart. Big thanks to Ryan for taking the time out of his schedule to chat with us, and a big thanks to all our listeners for tuning in every week (or so). Remember to shoot us a rating on iTunes if you like what you hear and tune in next week for another awesome interview. I'm excited about this one!

Okay, so, since Mr. Millar wanted to keep the cussing to a minimum, let's just start with this: MARK FUCKING MILLAR! Now that I got that out of my system, seriously. We got to interview the legendary Mark Millar and talk about his new series Huck, as well as the return of the favourites like Starlight and Chrononauts, among others. We get into the Millarworld, movies, Kingsman and so much more. Don't take my word for it, but this is a great interview. Thanks again to the amazing Mark Millar for taking the time to do this with us, it was an absolute honour and highlight. If you've been under a rock, follow him @mrmarkmillar and get the scoop on all the fantastic projects he's done and all the fantastic ones coming up.

It took some doing, but we finally got artist extraordinaire Marc Laming on the show! From cool projects like Planet of the Apes to Splinter Cell to Flash Gordon and the Phantom to fill-ins on All-New Invaders and Fantastic Four to his current series Planet Hulk, Marc Laming has worked with some really iconic characters. The reason? He's an absolutely insanely talented ol' chap from across the pond. Not only is he the master of faces and expressions (this is is on top of just, overall, being an amazing artist) he's also a genuinely awesome and humble guy who we're damn proud to have on our show. Make sure you check out his work, especially Planet Hulk with Sam Humphries as part of the current Secret Wars mega-event over at Marvel. Also, follow him and find out more @monkey__marc. Do it!

André Lima Araújo, or just André for short, it's an amazing artist from books like Avengers A.I. (with Sam Humphries, and it's amazing and you need to go buy the two trades that collect the whole series) and Spider-Verse as part of the Secret Wars mega-universe altering event, but what you may not know is that he has his own, creator owned project. It's call Man Plus and it puts all his other work to shame. Man Plus is out from Titan Comics July 8th and it's an absolute must-buy comic. You can follow him on Twitter @erdna11 to see more about the book and, of course, connect with this fantastic artist, creator, writer and all-around good dude. Thanks to André again for taking the time and being our first interviewee all the way from Portugal.

This week on an all-new All-Comic Interviews... we get to chat with the fantastic writer of Buzzkill and The Ghost Fleet, Mr. Donny Cates. Though clearly loopy and on drugs (for more on that, listen to the show, duh!), this might be one of our best. Big thanks to Donny Cates for taking the time and hopefully this week he's feeling much better. As you listen to the show, be sure to check out all our coverage on The Ghost Fleet and make damn sure you pick up the trade when it's out and go track down the Buzzkill trade as well. I guarantee, you won't be sorry. Thanks again to Donny for taking the time. Until next time...

This week on an all-new All-Comic Interviews... we're joined by Eisner nominated writer Christopher Sebela who you might know from High Crimes or Dead Letters or Escape From New York or even from his Marvel work on Captain Marvel. Even if you've been living under a rock and have no heard of this fantastic writer before, now you have no excuses. If nothing else, you need to check out High Crimes (complete series review in the works) and after hearing about Welcome Back, there should be no reason you don't want to jump on that upcoming series. Don't forget to follow Christopher Sebela on Twitter @xtop. Oh, and for the love of comics, check out the High Crimes hardcover later this year!

Welcome back! Thanks for joining us for another episode of All-Comic Interviews. This week we are joined by other Irish fellow, whose seductive voice will leave you wanting more by the time we're all said and done (you can listen to Declan Shalvey's interview if you want another fix) and he'll still leave you wanting more. Mr. Stephen Mooney, who was interview before on All-Comic, is a fantastic artist, writer and Irishman who created a little book called Half Past Danger over at IDW that demands your attention. But, hey, don't take my word for it check out our interview with him and take his word for it... and mine, I guess.

We are back with a brand new episode of All-Comic Interviews... and this week we have colorist extraordinaire Kelly Fitzpatrick as our guest! Starting out as an assistant and flatter for Eisner winner Jordie Bellaire--who coincidentally happens to be in a relationship with another one of our guests, Declan Shalvey--Kelly as quickly begun to establish herself as a top level colorist. Plus, she's a blast to chat with and we can't thank her enough for taking the time to do this. Especially since she had to completely stop working because she's a clicking fiend while she works. So once again, go forth and enjoy. Be sure to let us know what you think on iTunes with a rating and don't forget that we're not on Podbean as well and follow Kelly on the Tweets.

We're back with a... well, this was an episode recorded for our other show but we thought it was so good that we needed to bring it over to our proper interview show. Ryan Ferrier (D4VE, Sons of Anarchy, Curb Stomp) is such a great creator and such a great guest that we just couldn't leave him off this show! Well, okay, that and our brand new interview that was scheduled for this week fell through. But, hey, I meant what I said about Ryan.

This week on All-Comic Interviews... we get the honor of interviewing the great Declan Shalvey! You might know this fine Irish gentlemen as boyfriend to Eisner Winning Colorist Jordie Bellaire... also as the artist of Deadpool, Venom, Moon Knight, about a million Marvel covers and the upcoming Image series with Moon Knight collaborators Warren Ellis and Jordie Bellaire called Injection. First and foremost, this book is amazing and you really need to make sure you pick it up late this month. Second, seriously Declan is an amazing artist and we really appreciate him taking the time to chat with us. Also, thanks to Jordie for the guest appearance and the mysterious cat who was up to no good.

For our very first episode of All-Comic Interviews..., our brand new podcast featuring interviews with creators from around the world from publishers both big and small, we were fortunate enough to chat with Head Lopper and Apocalyptigirl creator/writer/artist Andrew MacLean. It was an absolute blast covering things from the fantastic upcoming original graphic novel from Dark Horse Comics, Apocalytigirl, to his insane Conan/Mignla-esque Head Lopper with this fantastic talent. If you haven't heard of him yet, you will. Make sure to follow him on Twitter (@Andrew_MacLean) and anywhere else you can. Andrew MacLean is most certainly one to keep your eyes on, folks.