J.M. DeMatteis has a long list of credits to show for his forty plus years in the business. He’s written extensively for Marvel and DC Comics, been responsible for some truly epic tales along the way, including runs on Spider-Man, The Justice League, etc. He’s the creator of the acclaimed series Moonshadow and Brooklyn Dreams and is currently creating his own universe at Spellbound Comics. He is also one of the Three Musketeers who battled alongside Todd in the Clone Saga.

Producer's note : There is a bit of line interference on Mr. DeMatteis' channel that comes in and out sporadically throughout the broadcast.

This episode includes an excerpt of "High Life" by Pharoh Sanders

Doug Wortel is the producer Random Acts Of Comics. He produces several other podcasts as well, but honestly who cares? He is a musician and composer whose work has appeared on the radio, stage, Internet, Television and even university lecture halls but the latter is a long story. His interests include comic books, novels, music, film, and brutally humiliating anyone who remotely has a hint of comicsgate/4Chan culture in them.

This episode includes an excerpt of the 1963 alternate version of "Haitian Fight Song" entitled, II B.S by Charles Mingus.

Producer Doug Wortel comes on to set up this episode and announce why Todd isn't in the studio/Todd gives us a little slice of history while teaching us how a comic book is made.

This episode features an excerpt of "Manoir De Mes Rêves" by Django Reinhardt"