Episode 185: PoE Flashback- Stephen Wacker: Let Waid Write the Comic

Episode 185: PoE Flashback- Stephen Wacker: Let Waid Write the Comic

Back in 2019, Mark Chiarello introduced me to Stephen Wacker. Seeing that he's Marvel's new E-i-C, I thought it would be great to take a trip down memory lane. Here's the interview I did with Stephen in 2019.

Episode 184: PoE-CROPPED #33: THE GETAWAY

For this new episode of CROPPED, Will Dennis and I have a fun conversation about 1972’s THE GETAWAY. Directed by Sam Peckinpah, starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw, and written by Jim Thompson and Walter Hill, we discussed what comic book creators could learn from Peckinpah’s work in crafting something more than just a crime genre programmer.

Episode 183: Dave Wielgosz : Showdown

For this new episode of Portrait of an Editor, I reconnected with Dave Wielgosz. We talked about his new series, Showdown with Ignition Press, which you should order today. Dave provides info about that. For the first part of the interview, we discussed surviving as a freelance editor and writer in comics. As usual, you can find all the old episodes of Portrait of an Editor at its Patreon page and get almost a hundred and seventy episodes for a buck a month.

Episode 182: PoE_CROPPED #32: SDCC 2025 & TERRIFICON

In this ep. I get to live vicariously through Will Dennis's visits to San Diego Comic Con 2025 and Terrificon. Even though I recorded this months ago, what Will Dennis had to say about his visits to 2025's San Diego Comic Con and Connecticut's TerrifiCon is still very relevant with what's going on in the United States and comics. Will also mentioned a new venture that developed from an idea he first discussed with me during some of our first conversations in 2018.  Portrait of an Editor will have new episodes this year. Yes, 2025 was a bust for the podcast. Other commitments came up, eating up a lot of time. Also, I was burnt out producing PoE. It launched in 2017, and the outside world has been much more stressful than expected since I recorded the first interview. In 2025, it became clear to me that PoE needed some changes if I was going to continue with it and, hopefully, expand my audience. I've been brainstorming, and in March I plan to put them into action. I want to keep giving the medium I love attention, but I also want to grow the audience and keep the show exciting for my audience and myself. I'm not in it for the money, but I do need inspiration to get through the boring parts of delivering a bi-weekly podcast.

Episode 181: PoE-CROPPED #31: POINT BLANK

Will Dennis and I talk about SDCC 2025, ICE, and Lee Marvin's POINT BLANK.