Hypothetical Island Podcast

This week Reilly and George welcome writer/editor/letterer/inker/instructor Erica Schultz to the hypothetical island for a delightful talk about wishes, the power of control Z, carbuncles, how awful the past must have smelled, ATM robberies and oh, so much about Wolverine. Most importantly, they talk about Cristabel, the graphic novel that Erica is crowdfunding right now with artist Amagoia Agirre, which is a continuation of Samuel Coleridge's famously unfinished epic poem. Comics as art!

It's an appropriate start to the Witching Season as Reilly and George are joined by artist Richard Pace to talk about his new collection of spicy witch drawings Coven (crowdfunding now!) with conversational detours into outrageous French accents, clothing etiquette in the Land of Oz, how long can the New Warriors be considered New anyway, and much much more.

Reilly and George are joined this week on the Hypothetical Island by cartoonist Chris Burnham, artist of DC comics new Unstoppable Doom Patrol series, for a discussion of who you'd rather be: a brain in a robot body, a radioactive burn victim, or a sentient blob of protoplasm. Man, it sucks being a member of the Doom Patrol.

Step into another dimension on this episode of the Hypothetical Island as Reilly and George welcome writer/penciller/inker/painter/musician/teacher Nelson Faro DeCastro to the podcast to talk about his amazing new multimedia project Megadroid!
Along the way they also discuss whether flippers make for appropriate foot fetish-wear, the state of art education, heavy metal as the musical equivalent of comics, and what it's like to receive a phone call from the Ultimate Warrior. Back Megadroid now at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nelsonfaro-megadroid/megadroid-activate-comic-and-11-track-heavy-metal-record

Rub a dub dub, it's time for Jim Zub! Reilly and George welcome the prolific writer to the Hypothetic Isle for a wide-ranging talk on all things Conan, good dental care, inhabitants of the forest moon of Endor and the correct way to pronounce "Cimmerian".