Comics veteran, Jimmy Palmiotti joins Adam & Michael to share stories from the 90’s comics boom, entering the Wizard magazine inner circle, prank calling other comic book pros and more hilarious stories.
The WIZARD Files | Episode 33: Jimmy Palmiotti
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Fantastic interview guys. I always love the team of Jimmy and Joe. This was a great listen and he covered a few things I had wondered about for years.