Discussions with Decapitated Dan #62: Devon Devereaux & Drew Edwards

Horror comics have been scaring readers for years. Is there anyone brave enough to sit down with their creators? This is Discussions with Decapitated Dan.

Listen in this week as Dan is first joined by artist Devon Devereaux. Devon talks about all of his projects from Hot Rod Horror to Haunted Mansion and so much more.

Then Dan is joined by Halloween Man creator, Drew Edwards. Listen in as Drew brings you the latest updates on HM and all the events the character is involved in.

You can find out more about Devon at http://www.devondevereaux.com/

You can find out more about Drew at http://www.halloweenman.com/

Music by Workhorse Kings

The show is sponsored by CuriousGoodsandComics.com

This show runs for about 88 minutes.

Discussions with Decapitated Dan #61: Eric Trautmann

Horror comics have been scaring readers for years. Is there anyone brave enough to sit down with their creators? This is Discussions with Decapitated Dan.

Listen in this week as Dan is joined by Dynamite Entertainment writer Eric Trautmann. Listen in as Eric talks about working on Vampirella, Flash Gordon and so much more.

You can find out more about Eric at http://www.erictrautmann.us/

Music by Workhorse Kings

The show is sponsored by CuriousGoodsandComics.com

This show runs for about 67 minutes.

Discussions with Decapitated Dan #60: Nick Tapalansky

Horror comics have been scaring readers for years. Is there anyone brave enough to sit down with their creators? This is Discussions with Decapitated Dan.

Listen in this week as Dan is joined by his Tales From the Water Cooler co-host, Infinite Speech, to talk to Nick Tapalansky. Nick is the writer behind Archaia's Awakening series and so much more.

You can find out more about Nick at http://www.nicktapalansky.com/

Music by Workhorse Kings

The show is sponsored by CuriousGoodsandComics.com

This show runs for about 67 minutes.

Discussions with Decapitated Dan #59: Sam Costello

Horror comics have been scaring readers for years. Is there anyone brave enough to sit down with their creators? This is Discussions with Decapitated Dan.

Listen in this week as Dan sits is joined by writer Sam Costello. Sam is the man behind the horror web comic Split Lip, so listen as the guys talk about how it came about and how it is going strong today.

You can find out more about Sam and Split Lip at http://www.splitlipcomic.com/

Music by Workhorse Kings

The show is sponsored by CuriousGoodsandComics.com

This show runs for about 61 minutes.

Discussions with Decapitated Dan #58: Mark Bloodworth

Horror comics have been scaring readers for years. Is there anyone brave enough to sit down with their creators? This is Discussions with Decapitated Dan.

Listen in this week as Dan sits is joined by artist Mark Bloodworth. The guys talk about how Mark got into comics, working on Hellraiser and of course Deadworld.

You can find out more about Mark at http://www.bloodworthstudios.com/

Music by Workhorse Kings

The show is sponsored by CuriousGoodsandComics.com

This show runs for about 67 minutes.

Discussions with Decapitated Dan #57: Tim Baron

Horror comics have been scaring readers for years. Is there anyone brave enough to sit down with their creators? This is Discussions with Decapitated Dan.

Listen in this week as Dan sits is joined by artist Tim Baron. Tim has an amazing monster style that can be seen in his book The Life and Times of Julius Destructus and Charlie Valor.

Music by Workhorse Kings

The show is sponsored by CuriousGoodsandComics.com

This show runs for about 60 minutes.

Discussions with Decapitated Dan #56: Black Rose Crew

Horror comics have been scaring readers for years. Is there anyone brave enough to sit down with their creators? This is Discussions with Decapitated Dan.

This week Decapitated Dan is joined by the men behind the comic Black Rose. Listen in as Dan talks to Brandon Peat, Chris Arndt and Aaron Minier about the title and so much more.

Music by the Workhorse Kings.

The show is sponsored by CuriousGoodsandComics.com

This show runs for about 51 minutes.