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Comic Book Couples Counseling Podcast

Brad & Lisa Gullickson
Comics
Batman
DC Comics
Spectrum
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Comic Books
San Diego Comic-Con
San Diego Comic Con
IDW Publishing
New York Comic Con
Superman
Dracula
Dark Horse Comics
Scott Snyder
Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees
Pots and Panels
The Moon Is Following Us
Kickstarter
Art
Trauma

Join married couple Brad and Lisa as they explore the various dynamics of comic book relationships throughout pop culture and publishing history.

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Latest Episodes

Yup, it’s Halloween season, and Matt Wagner and Kelley Jones are back on the podcast talking Dracula. At three years running, with a practical guarantee that they’ll be back this time next year, we’re turning their guest appearances into a legit Comi... more

What did we all do to deserve this? Patrick Horvath and Tyler Crook are collaborating on Archie in Hell, part of the new Oni Press/Archie Comics partnership. They’re two of the best cartoonists working in the industry today. We never imagined them to... more

What’s in a title? This week, Kyle Starks takes us to school, detailing the best way to hook a reader and use your following to do it. Louise Sprouse Stole My Heart (And I Have Two Hours to Get It Back) is live on Kickstarter. As of this writing, you... more

Light the Bat-Signal, friends. Scott Snyder is back on the podcast, reflecting on Batman: The Court of Owls and how it served as a massive lesson in character. Both on and off the page.

Fifteen years ago, a roar rushed through every local comic book... more

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Recent Guests

Kyle Starks
Cartoonist and writer of Louise Sprouse Stole My Heart and I Have Two Hours to Get It Back
Kyle Starks Enterprises
Episode: Kyle Starks on Louise Sprouse Stole My Heart
Abbey Luck
Author/Creator of Pig Wife
Top Shelf Productions
Episode: Abbey Luck on Pig Wife
Jared Cullum
Creator of Kodi
Top Shelf Productions
Episode: Jared Cullum on Kodi - A Place to Call Home
Chris Condon
Writer of That Texas Blood
Image Comics
Episode: Chris Condon and Jacob Phillips on That Texas Blood - Hell Comes to Allison Ranch
Jacob Phillips
Illustrator of That Texas Blood
Image Comics
Episode: Chris Condon and Jacob Phillips on That Texas Blood - Hell Comes to Allison Ranch
Matthew Rosenberg
Writer known for TMNT runs and other creator-owned work
IDW, Image Comics
Episode: SDCC 2026: Matthew Rosenberg on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Duncan Jones
Filmmaker and writer/director of Rogue Trooper film project
Duncan Jones (individual)
Episode: SDCC 2026: Duncan Jones on Rogue Trooper
Bill Sienkiewicz
Visionary comic book artist and icon
Bill Sienkiewicz Studio / self-employed
Episode: SDCC 2026: Bill Sienkiewicz on Bill Sienkiewicz - That Polish Guy
Michael Molcher
Writer and host of Thrill-Cast, longtime 2000 AD reader
2000 AD / Thrill-Cast
Episode: SDCC Day Four: Michael Molcher and Chloe Maveal on 2000 AD

Hosts

Lisa Gullickson
Host, deeply steadying presence; co-host of the show; frequent guest on creator-focused discussions.
Brad Gullickson
Co-host; brings veteran industry perspective and a collaborative, analytical interviewing style.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 502 ratings
  • Fantastic show

    This show never fails to entertain! I’m they get the best guests, and their own chemistry is so natural and fun, it feels like hanging out with old friends listening to them.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Omnibot5000
    United States5 months ago
  • Adventure awaits!

    One of the best Comic Book podcasts that caters to everyone from newcomers to seasoned readers.

    If you’re looking for a way into the mysterious world of sequential storytelling Brad and Lisa will provide you with the map and knowledge to start your quest!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JamesMcEwan
    United Kingdom9 months ago
  • Heavenly

    Brad and Lisa’s podcast is simply transcendent. I never miss an episode. And listening to their show always puts a beautiful halo on my day. I could listen to them for an eternity. Smash that subscribe button.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hugo Loon
    United States9 months ago
  • Its good

    I like hearing from my favorite writers and artists. I wish politics didnt get shoe horned in as much. But overall very good.

    Audible
    5
    Amazon Customer
    United States10 months ago
  • Just be a political channel.

    Each and every interview starts with a 30 minute discussion about politics. I've tried this channel a number of times. I love the intro and the enthusiasm, I just wish it wasn't directed to how crappy america is. How has being unpatriotic become the "cool kid" thing to do. Everyone hates this place, but yet nobody will leave. And spill in from the millions. Thanks for the consistent dose of politics. Thanks for showing how much most of the writer/artist we all adore hate a large majority of ther... more

    Audible
    3
    Amazon Customer
    United States10 months ago

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Guests consistently deliver strong insights, with the hosts adding thoughtful context.
Some listeners wish the hosts let guests talk more during interviews.
The show is seen as a trusted gateway to big-name creators and industry news.
Listeners praise the hosts' chemistry and deep knowledge of comics.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Patrick Horvath and Tyler Crook on Archie in Hell
Q: How did you two end up collaborating on Archie in Hell?
Hunter Gorinson at Oni invited them to write a horror Archie title; both were interested in a new, ambitious project and saw it as a chance to pair their distinct styles.
Abbey Luck on Pig Wife
Q: What inspired the core premise of Pig Wife and the underground mine/allegorical setup?
Abbey Luck explains that the premise started as a vision of someone trapped in an underground chamber and dehumanized in some way, which grew into a larger exploration of power, isolation, and narrative delusion.
Jared Cullum on Kodi - A Place to Call Home
Q: Why did you decide to complicate Katya and Kodi's relationship in Book 2?
To avoid a simplistic happily-ever-after and to explore growth, vulnerability, and the consequences of letting life pressures shape the dynamic between the two characters.
Jared Cullum on Kodi - A Place to Call Home
Q: What is your relationship with the concept of friendship, and how does that inform Kodi's story?
Friendship is a core scaffold for Kodi, but the journey in Book 2 shows that relationships require ongoing work, listening, and the willingness to grow together rather than stay static.
Dan Schkade on Lavender Jack
Q: What was the creative impulse behind Lavender Jack and its blend of pulp adventure with modern concerns?
The project started as a playful riff influenced by Jeeves and Wooster and evolved into a serious pulp-adventure with a modern sensibility, using 1900s aesthetics to explore class disparity, gender and racial equality, and the responsibility of power, while still delivering rapid, episodic storytelling.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Comic Book Couples Counseling Podcast

What is Comic Book Couples Counseling Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A long-running, relationship-focused take on comics and pop culture. Hosts Brad and Lisa explore how romantic dynamics, collaboration, and creator stories intersect with comics history, conventions, and the business of publishing. Episodes routinely feature high-profile creators, editors, and artists, often weaving deep dives into craft with behind-the-scenes anecdotes, convention memories, and industry context. Notably, the show can mix intimate partner perspectives with serious analysis, spotlighting both personal storytelling and professional craft. This combination—couple-host chemistry, a passion for comics, and access to major guests—makes it a distinctive hub for fans and industry listeners alike who want thoughtful conversations and... more

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Recent guests on Comic Book Couples Counseling Podcast include:

1. Kyle Starks
2. Abbey Luck
3. Jared Cullum
4. Chris Condon
5. Jacob Phillips
6. Matthew Rosenberg
7. Duncan Jones
8. Bill Sienkiewicz

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