Angélique sits down with Paul Bae and Mischa Stanton, who have been working together on the new fiction podcast Marvels. Written by Lauren Shippen, Marvels follows photojournalist Phil Sheldon as he investigates the truth behind the Fantastic Four’s battle with Galactus in New York City. Its release is part of the 25th-anniversary celebrations for the four-part comic book of the same name by legendary creative team Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross.Paul and Mischa talk about their origins in the podcast world and what it’s been like to collaborate on this 10-episode series, launching later this year on Stitcher Premium.

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Paul Bae and Mischa Stanton, Director and Sound Designer, Marvels

Angélique sits down with artist Alitha Martinez to talk about putting intense hours into making comic books, what her love for the medium means to her, and the challenges of drawing a tiny girl and a humongous dinosaur in the same panel. 

Alitha Martinez, Artist for Fearless & Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur

Vita Ayala was born into the kind of magical cultural diversity that can only exist in New York City. New York was and still is a city full of people, full of colorful stories, and thankfully for Ayala's fans, full of convenience stores with spinner racks of comics that graced almost every city block. Ayala initially gravitated towards Marvel when they first laid eyes on a comic book with Storm and Bishop on one of those spinner racks. Like so many fans, Ayala saw in these two prominent characters of color a representation that would invest them in not only that book, but the Marvel Universe as a whole. Perhaps that belonging -- and their love of comics -- is why Ayala eventually found themself working in a place surrounded by stories, a local comic book store. Ayala, who has always had a love for writing, is a self-proclaimed compulsive writer eking out every day, hour, and minute they can to put pen to paper; even before they found the courage to publish or pitch them. They credit the final push to friendship and being encouraged to finally pitch their writing by Punisher writer Matthew Rosenberg. This week, Angélique sat down with Ayala to talk about the power of representation, the perspective that different writers can bring to our favorite characters, their new book MORBIUS coming out in November of this year, and why they believe that Klingons are Space Puerto Ricans.

Vita Ayala, Writer of 'Age of X-Man: Prisoner X'

Way back at San Diego Comic Con 2019, Angélique sat down with illustrator Ray-Anthony Height to talk about working on Marvel comics like X-MEN BLUE, needing to act scenes out as reference, and loving animation at an early age.

Ray-Anthony Height, Illustrator

Angélique is joined by Jen Bartel at SDCC 2019 right after she won an Eisner for best Cover Artist. They sit down to talk about how she found her passion for comic book illustration, how she approaches comic covers, and what podcast she loves to listen to while doing her work.

Jen Bartel, Eisner Award-Winning Illustrator and Comic Artist

Angélique is joined by the prolific Ira Madison III, host of Crooked Media's "Keep It!" podcast and writer for numerous publications including The Daily Beast, GQ, and more. Ira talks growing up as a Wednesday warrior, his approach to pop culture journalism, and transitioning from commenting on culture to creating it.

Ira Madison III, Writer and Co-Host of "Keep It!"

Angélique talks to writer Jason Reynolds about his 2017 book “Miles Morales: Spider-Man,” how he uses writing as a way to relate to his and other communities, and reaching young readers.

Jason Reynolds, Writer of ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ 

Angélique talks with Dax ExclamationPoint about the impact of Marvel on her life and career as seen in her drag and cosplay.

Dax ExclamationPoint on Combining Drag & Cosplay

Angélique talks to Preeti Chhibber, author of a recently released "Spider-Man: Far From Home" tie-in about how deeply she identifies with Peter Parker, the move from editing to writing, and how her older brother got her into comics.

Preeti Chhibber, Author of "Spider-Man: Far From Home: Peter and Ned's Ultimate Travel Journal"

Angélique visits the set of Marvel's "Cloak & Dagger" to talk to Production Designer Meghan C. Rogers about creating the magical look of the show before talking to Gloria Reuben about her role as Ty's mother, Adina Johnson.

Meghan C. Rogers & Gloria Reuben of Marvel's 'Cloak & Dagger'

Angélique talks with writer Evan Narcisse about his trajectory from science fiction and tech journalist for io9, The Atlantic, and Kotaku to writing Marvel's six issue mini-series RISE OF THE BLACK PANTHER, and other fiction projects such as Rooster ...

Evan Narcisse, 'Rise of the Black Panther' Writer

Writer and artist Nilah Magruder joins Angélique to talk about how her love for animal characters like Rocket Raccoon and Tippy Toe came from growing up in the country, and her approach to her run on the MARVEL RISING comic mini-series.

Nilah Magruder, ‘Marvel Rising’ Writer

Angélique talks with Janelle James about moving from the fashion world to stand-up comedy, her childhood love for the X-Men, and her son's inspiring artistry.

Janelle James, Comedian

Angélique sits down with Tony-Award Winning performer James Monroe Iglehart to talk about his numerous artistic talents, singing, dancing, acting, directing, freestyling, and now writing comic books! Iglehart wrote a story for MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS ...

James Monroe Iglehart, ‘Hamilton’ Actor

Harry Go (Marvel Lead Producer) talks to "Marvel's Wolverine: The Lost Trail" actor Rachael Holmes about Marvel's approach to creating audio dramas, the similarities between her and her character, and the culture of Louisiana.

Rachael Holmes, 'Wolverine: The Lost Trail' Actor

With the Marvel universe as her springboard, host Angélique Roché holds in-depth conversations with storytellers creating unforgettable stories through their unique perspectives.

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