The Shot X Shot crossover for the ages: • Incendiary director David Yarovesky, the subversive visionary behind Brightburn, Nightbooks, The Hive and beyond • Seamus "Esoteric" Ryan, the spitfire master Czarface MC and author of the new graphic novel, Czarface: A Czar Is Born • Alcohol • Comics/Film/Music Havoc • Weird hilarity you can't even fathom

Did you wake up and say to yourself "give me two and a half hours of the mad-brilliant artistic visionary behind The Boys, Space Bastards, Oliver, and Transmetropolitan? Yes. Yes you did. And here he is in all of his feverish glory: Darick Robertson.

A pre-eminent thought leader in illustration and character design, Lois Van Baarle (aka Loish) joins the Shot X Shot team from her native Netherlands to discuss color theory, confidence, and development. With clients ranging from LEGO to Guerrilla Games and Amazon, Loish's work is undeniable, defined in transportive magentas and purples and fluid linework. Enjoy.

Harley Quinn scribe Stephanie Phillips concludes her session by describing her kinetic run on Harley Quinn, what films she goes to for creative fuel (spoiler: a lot of Denis Villeneuve), and gives some hints on her upcoming projects.

Doctor, Muay Thai warrior, and ascendant comic book scribe Stephanie Phillips joins the latest Shot X Shot. Stephanie discusses her descent into the madness of Harley Quinn, her newly debuted run of the Batman villain drawn by Riley Rossmo. Join cohosts Brian Stelfreeze (Black Panther), Keven Gardner (12-Gauge Comics) and Sean Edgar (CoyDog Collective) to learn more about Stephanie's writing approach as well as her work on the Dark Horse series The Butcher of Paris.

Matt Kindt returns for the second round of Shot X Shot. Bourbon. Comics. The creator Mind MGMT, Dept. H, BANG!, and the upcoming Crimson Flower and BRZRKR blows our minds (and drinks a lot wine.)

Sequential art Renaissance Man Matt Kindt joins the latest Shot X Shot, charts his career trajectory from Mind MGMT to Dept. H to BANG! and the upcoming BRZRKR with co-writer Keanu Reeves. Also: so much wine.

Frank Quitely returns to discuss how he would approach the comic industry today, where he sees sequential art expanding, and his exhibit at the Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow.

Does a podcast with Frank Quitely need a description? It's Frank Quitely. He's one of the most revered, accomplished comic book artists in the history of the medium. His ink has graced The New X-Men, All-Star Superman, Batman and Robin, The Authority, and countless other comics, in addition to laying the foundation for books including Jupiter's Legacy and We3. Please enjoy.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Bliss, and Coyotes artist Caitlin Yarsky returns for the second part of her conversation with Brian Stelfreeze, Keven Gardner, and Sean Edgar. Art theory, Quentin Tarantino love letters, and shenanigans follow.