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Dynamite Entertainment

Dynamite Entertainment

Dynamite Entertainment is an American comic book and graphic novel publisher based in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. The company publishes comic book series and trade paperbacks featuring both its own original characters and licensed properties, including The Boys, The Shadow, Vampirella, The Green Hornet, and Red Sonja.www.dynamite.com

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Sep 10, 2026

Matt BaumHOST
44:05
They're relaunching the book by Greg Pak.
Matt BaumHOST
44:08
And this is going to This is part of their Thundercats relaunch, right? Dynamite Entertainment, written by Ahmed.
Matt BaumHOST
44:17
The cover is by Mark Spears.
Matt BaumHOST
44:18
I love it.
Badr MilliganHOST
1:22
This is episode 511, and today I'm joined by award-winning filmmaker and comic writer Greg Pak.
Badr MilliganHOST
1:28
now prior to breaking into comics greg pock had a couple of award-winning short films under his belt like robot stories his first official comic work would come in 2004 in the form of a four-issue warlock series alongside artist charlie adler and since then he's gone on to write over 600 plus comic books that's a whole lot of word bubbles that's a whole lot of text including marvel's blockbuster stories planet hulk and world war hulk he's also written mech cadet u for boom studios which later became an animated tv series for netflix and he did a record setting 50 plus issue run on marvel's star wars darth vader series Fast forward to today and Greg will be the new writer of Dynamite Entertainment's Thundercats line of comics starting Thundercats number one, which is hitting shops on Wednesday, October 7th.
Badr MilliganHOST
2:17
Greg will be joined by artist David Cousins and colorist Igor Monti for a fresh new chapter in the Thundercats history books.
Badr MilliganHOST
2:25
So we've got plenty to talk about between the new Thundercat book, all the stuff he's written at Marvel and in other places.
Scott JohnsonHOST
51:12
yeah
Steven SchleicherGUEST
51:13
for that so yeah marvel does pretty good when it's focusing on the adult uh content stuff or i should say you know 18 plus uh stuff but when it comes to the kids stuff i don't know why they can't market that stuff correctly and they just say pass and they just hand it off to everyone else because it's weird aladdin tailspin um A lot of the villainous game characters, they're all over at Dynamite Entertainment.
Steven SchleicherGUEST
51:39
They're doing a whole thing.
Steven SchleicherGUEST
51:41
They've got, what's the Lilo and Stitch? They've got a whole series of that over at Dynamite.
Brian IbbottHOST
54:05
But if this is the case, then I'll just accept it and enjoy the time I have and make the most of it.
Scott JohnsonHOST
54:12
yeah well good luck to him and um makes me want to go i never did watch that tv adaptation of the evil dead ash and the evil dead or whatever it was called yeah you should yeah
Steven SchleicherGUEST
54:25
dynamite entertainment has uh archie versus the evil dead uh comic of course they do
Brian IbbottHOST
54:31
yeah
speaker_4HOST
27:55
Yeah.
speaker_4HOST
27:55
Plus there's an entire fully realized graphic novel series published by Dynamite Entertainment exploring the prequel lore.
speaker_4HOST
28:03
The Legend of the Reaper has had 10 years to percolate, to build a wiki, to spawn fan art and to grow exponentially.
speaker_5HOST
28:09
The field of battle, to borrow a phrase from the books, has shifted completely in Brown's favor.
Scott JohnsonHOST
51:12
yeah
Steven SchleicherGUEST
51:13
for that so yeah marvel does pretty good when it's focusing on the adult uh content stuff or i should say you know 18 plus uh stuff but when it comes to the kids stuff i don't know why they can't market that stuff correctly and they just say pass and they just hand it off to everyone else because it's weird aladdin tailspin um A lot of the villainous game characters, they're all over at Dynamite Entertainment.
Steven SchleicherGUEST
51:39
They're doing a whole thing.
Steven SchleicherGUEST
51:41
They've got, what's the Lilo and Stitch? They've got a whole series of that over at Dynamite.
Brian IbbittHOST
54:05
But if this is the case, then I'll just accept it and enjoy the time I have and make the most of it.
Scott JohnsonHOST
54:12
yeah well good luck to him and um makes me want to go i never did watch that tv adaptation of the evil dead ash and the evil dead or whatever it was called yeah you should yeah
Steven SchleicherGUEST
54:25
dynamite entertainment has uh archie versus the evil dead uh comic of course they do
Brian IbbittHOST
54:31
yeah
Jim ZubGUEST
27:44
So in 2015 they're going to bring them back for a special crossover.
Jim ZubGUEST
27:48
Conan's at Dark Horse, and Red Sonja's at Dynamite Comics, and Gail is writing Red Sonja, and she wants to have a co-writer for this Conan team-up.
Jim ZubGUEST
27:58
She knows I'm a big fan of the character, it's come up in conversation, we're friends, and she asked if I would come on board.
Jim ZubGUEST
28:03
And I think, oh, this is my only chance to be a bard for the Barbarian.
Esmeralda LeonHOST
0:18
But first, the X-Files franchise is suddenly heating up again in 2026.
Esmeralda LeonHOST
0:24
Fresh off the release of The X-Files: I Want to Believe, Rosh Frankenstein, and Lego's very first X-Files set comes the news that Dynamite Entertainment will publish a new X-Files comic starting this winter.
Esmeralda LeonHOST
0:38
What's more, the new series will feature a familiar face to X-Files readers.
Esmeralda LeonHOST
0:43
Dynamite's The X-Files series is written by Joe Harris, who previously penned The X-Files Season 10 and Season 11 for IDW Publishing.
Esmeralda LeonHOST
0:48
But first, the X-Files franchise is suddenly heating up again in 2026.
Esmeralda LeonHOST
0:54
Fresh off the release of The X-Files: I Want to Believe, Rosh Frankenstein, and Lego's very first X-Files set comes the news that Dynamite Entertainment will publish a new X-Files comic starting this winter.
Esmeralda LeonHOST
1:08
What's more, the new series will feature a familiar face to X-Files readers.
Esmeralda LeonHOST
1:13
Dynamite's The X-Files series is written by Joe Harris, who previously penned The X-Files Season 10 and Season 11 for IDW Publishing.

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