Coming 6/26: Dive into the Marvel universe for the latest news, interviews, and exclusive surprises on The Official Marvel Podcast! Marvel’s stars and creators talk about what’s coming up next and celebrate the legacy of their favorite Marvel adventures and characters.  Learn more at Marvel.com.

One-time host of the Phoenix Force, Maya Lopez aka Echo is a Deaf Cheyenne-Latina warrior with photographic reflex abilities.Hosts Ellie and Preeti explore how she grew from a Kingpin pawn to a champion of her family and communities. They talk to Marvel Studios’ Echo director Sydney Freeland about the upcoming series on Disney+, as well as comics writers Rebecca Roanhorse and Melissa Flores about building Echo’s stories.Check out MarvelUnlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Echo!:https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-echo-podcast-episode-highlightFull Episode Transcript Available: https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/complete-echo-episode-transcript-women-of-marvel-podcast

Kamala Khan, aka Ms. Marvel, is the Marvel Universe’s biggest fan! She’s known for her fanfiction and unabashed enthusiasm.Hosts Ellie and Preeti talk to Marvel Studios’ own Kamala Khan, actress Iman Vellani, about writing her debut comic Ms. Marvel: New Mutant. They also talk to writer Samira Ahmed about writing Kamala and what happens when a fan becomes a hero. We’ll hear from creator Sana Amanat and fan Raisa Cosplay about what makes Kamala such a relatable character to so many people.Plus, writers Rainbow Rowell and Seanan Mcguire explain why fanfiction is great for both readers and writers!Check out MarvelUnlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Ms. Marvel!: https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-ms-marvel-kamala-khan-podcast-episode-highlights

Marvel Studios' The Marvels is in theaters now! Women of Marvel takes a peek behind the scenes of the three Marvels: Captain Marvel, Monica Rambeau, and Ms. Marvel. We'll hear from director Nia DaCosta, producer Mary Livanos, and composer Laura Karpman about bringing these three women to the big screen and about working with actors Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris, and Iman Vellani!

Monica Rambeau is energy personified, a seemingly all-powerful, invincible being of pure light!Hosts Ellie and Preeti talk about Monica’s backstory, powers, and how she maintains her humanity with the help of her loved ones and community. We hear from host Angelique Roche, writer Eve Ewing, and actress Teyonah Parris about what makes Monica so special.Check out MarvelUnlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Monica Rambeau!: https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-monica-rambeau-podcast-episode-highlights

Carol Danvers, aka Captain Marvel, is an icon of female strength and even inspired her own fanbase called the Carol Corps!Hosts Ellie and Preeti talk about why Carol is such an icon and why she’s so important to fans across the world with writers Kelly Sue Deconnick, Ann Nocenti, and Gilly Segal, plus a fan and early member of the Carol Corps.We also hear from Captain Marvel herself, Brie Larson, from the Marvel Studios’ Captain Marvel red carpet back in 2019.Check out Marvel Unlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Captain Marvel!:https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-captain-marvel-carol-danvers-podcast-episode-highlights

Rogue is a walking paradox! She’s one-half of comics’ favorite power couple with a power set that exemplifies intimacy issues.Hosts Ellie and Preeti talk about the ups and downs of Rogue and Gambit’s relationship with writers Kelly Thompson and Alisa Kwitney. We also dive deep into X-Men: The Animated Series with writer Julia Lewald and the voice of Rogue herself, Lenore Zann!Plus, we ask a real couples’ therapist what she would say to Rogue and Gambit if they sat on her couch.Check out Marvel Unlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Rogue!:https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-rogue-podcast-episode-highlights

Storm was seen as a goddess across Africa and her influence on the real world is just as powerful. We examine Ororo’s hurricane-force impact on the X-Men, Marvel universe, and on popular culture.Hosts Ellie and Preeti talk about Storm with writers of comics, prose, and animated TV (Tiffany Jackson, and Julia Lewald of X-Men: The Animated Series). We also talk to cosplayers Dax Exclamation Point and Vickie Bane about Storm’s clothes and hair and we learn about how scientists manipulate weather in the real world!Check out Marvel Unlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Storm!:https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-storm-podcast-episode-highlights

Emma Frost’s name is known across the Marvel Universe, for reasons good and bad. We’ll spotlight the controversial ways in which the fashion queen catapulted Krakoa to success and turned the Hellfire Gala into one of the most hotly anticipated mainstays of the Marvel Universe.Hosts Ellie and Preeti talk to X-Men Black: Emma Frost writer Leah Williams and Marvel’s own Emma Frost super fan Alana Herrnson about the Hellfire Gala, Emma, and whether she’s a hero or a villain! Plus, we learn from fashion historian Dr. Valerie Steele why Emma’s fashion broadcasts power.Check out Marvel Unlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Emma Frost!: https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-emma-frost-podcast-episode-highlightsFind Robyn’s full Best Dressed list here: https://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/emma-frost-best-fashion-momentsLook through Phil Noto’s camera as Emma Frost hands the Hellfire Gala over to the Stepford Cuckoos: https://www.marvel.com/amp/articles/comics/emma-frost-hellfire-gala-interview-magazine-spread-phil-noto

Kate Bishop Hawkeye has been a Young Avenger, a West Coast Avenger, and a private eye. She might not have any super powers, but she more than makes up for it with courage, a true arrow, and sheer force of will!Hosts Ellie and Preeti talk to writers Marieke Nijkamp and Ashley Poston about crafting Kate’s stories. Plus, we’ll hear from Olympic archer Casey Kaufhold about what it’s actually like to shoot arrows like Kate does! (Producer Isabel also tries it for herself – find out if she can hit a bullseye!)Check out Marvel Unlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Kate Bishop Hawkeye!: https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-hawkeye-kate-bishop-podcast-episode-highlights

Gwen Stacy lives a double life as Spider-Gwen (or Ghost-Spider or Earth-65’s Spider-Woman…). If all those names are confusing, don’t worry: writer Seanan McGuire will walk through her whole multiversal backstory!Plus, Ellie and Preeti bring in members of the Marvel fam to explain how Gwen’s hobbies of drumming and dancing might actually help her super-heroing! We’ll also peek behind the screen of the animated hit series on Disney Junior, Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends.Check out Marvel Unlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Spider-Gwen!: https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-ghost-spider-gwen-stacy-podcast-episode-highlights

The Wasp turns 60! Janet Van Dyne is a mother figure, a good friend, a team leader, and was responsible for naming the Avengers! In honor of 60 years of the Wasp, we’re celebrating all the ways Janet has supported her friends, family, and many teams. Plus — of course — we can’t have an episode about Janet without talking about fashion!Ellie and Preeti bring in Marvel editor Alanna Smith, Marvel’s queen of variant covers and fashion connoisseur Emily Newcomen, (real life) wasp scientist Dr. Seirian Sumner, and writer Rainbow Rowell to help explore all facets of what make Janet so special.Check out Marvel Unlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for The Wasp!: https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-wasp-janet-van-dyne-podcast-episode-highlightsTo follow along with Emily as she surveys The Wasp’s 60 years of looks, you can find Russell Dauterman’s variant cover here: https://www.marvel.com/comics/issue/107651/wasp_2023_1_variant/variant

Princess Shuri is the Black Panther T’Challa’s sister and has been the Black Panther herself – and she is the ultimate scientific genius! The Women of Marvel podcast takes a look at her many scientific discoveries and inventions, how writers and actors get inside the head of a scientist like Shuri, and how she inspires young scientists in the real world.Joining Ellie and Preeti for this scientific investigation are writers Nnedi Okorafor and Nic Stone, actors Letitia Wright and Daisy Lightfoot, and chemist and educator Dr. Sibrina Collins.Check out Marvel Unlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Shuri! https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-shuri-podcast-episode-highlightsAnd for more on vibranium and the periodic table, you can read Drs. Collins and Appleby’s Journal of Chemical Education article here: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jchemed.8b00206

There’s a LOT going on in Jean Grey’s head! The first woman of the X-Men can communicate with others and move objects with her mind.Women of Marvel hosts - editor Ellie Pyle and writer Preeti Chhibber - examine how Jean tries, succeeds, and often fails to maintain her sanity with the universe on her shoulders.They enlist the help of X-Men: The Animated Series writer Julia Lewald, Women Write About Comics Editor-in-Chief Nola Pfau, scientist Dr. France Jackson, and cosplayer Indra Rojas to give new perspectives into Jean’s powers, mind, and cultural influence.Check out Marvel Unlimited’s Women of Marvel Reading List for Jean Grey!:https://www.marvel.com/articles/podcasts/listen-women-of-marvel-jean-grey-podcast-episode-highlights

Women of Marvel is celebrating Women’s History month by highlighting four of the artists that are featured in the Women of Marvel exhibit at Disney Hotel NY in Disneyland Paris. Host Ellie Pyle interviews artists Peach Momoko, Elena Casagrande, Stephanie Hans, and Natacha Bustos about their their life, their journeys, and their pieces in the exhibit. 

Women of Marvel closes out our season on mentorship by bringing three “generations” of Marvel comics editors together for a roundtable conversation: Jenny Lee (Wolverine, Daredevil: Redemption, Ultimate Daredevil and Elektra), MacKenzie Cadenhead (Avengers and Power Pack, X-Men and Power Pack, New Warriors, Elektra: The Hand), and Sana Amanat (Ms. Marvel, Hawkeye, The Mighty Captain Marvel). Jenny mentored Mackenzie, who mentored Sana, who is a friend and role model to our three hosts!

Valeria Richards has had a complicated life with various influences….good and bad.  In the Fantastic Four, Sue Storm is a loving mother, leader, and mentor to Valeria. Conversely, in Marvel’s Wastelander’s podcast, Valeria’s parents are dead, and the only person left who can match her intellect is Victor Von Doom. We examine and contrast these two very different mentors in Valeria’s life.

The X-Men fostered one of the greatest mentor relationships in the Marvel Universe – the one between Storm and her “Kitten”, Kate Pryde. Kitty first enrolled at Charles Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters at age 13 and Storm helped her become the leader she is today. Marvel’s own Robyn Belt walks us through their relationship via some key 1980s X-Men issues featuring heartbreak, Cyclops, Storm’s mohawk hairstyle, and more!Read Robyn’s 2020 Mother’s Day article on Marvel.com featuring Storm and Kitty here: “Listen to These Super Hero Moms, They Know Things”

Possibly the most visible example of female empowerment in the Marvel Universe is the relationship between Captain Marvel and Ms. Marvel. We explore how Kamala’s admiration for Carol is foundational to her character, especially at the beginning – literally taking up Carol’s former mantle - and how Carol’s lessons helped Kamala grow into herself as a hero.

Women of Marvel travels to Wakanda this week to meet the incredible women in that world! Host Angélique talks to legendary artist Alitha Martinez about Wakanda in the comics and specifically Black Panther: World of Wakanda (2016). We also get a special appearance from star of Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Angela Bassett – Queen Ramonda herself!

Meet Moon Girl, the certified genius 9-year-old Inhuman with a dinosaur sidekick and a pair of rollerskates! Host Angélique talks to two writers – both the writer of the upcoming Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (2022) #1 and one of the co-creators of her character. They explore how a genius like Lunella can still have a lot to learn from mentors like Ms. Marvel and Wolverine and from connecting with peers as a mentor figure herself.

Who are the Wasps and why are there two of them?! In this episode, host Ellie Pyle digs into the relationship between Janet van Dyne and her stepdaughter Nadia van Dyne, why Janet was willing to share both her last name and the title of “the Wasp”, how her lessons helped Nadia grow, and how she helped Nadia manage her Bipolar Disorder.

We kick off the season with this excerpt from the Women of Marvel panel at this year’s New York Comic Con. A talented panel of women comic creators and editors chat about what it’s like to be the woman in the room. Panelists included: Eve L. Ewing (Monica Rambeau, Ironheart, Champions) Stephanie Phillips, (Rogue & Gambit #1 March 2023)Erica Shultz (Laura Kinney/ X-23: Deadly Regenesis #1 March 2023)Lauren Bisom (Moon Girl, Ms. Marvel)

Coming soon! Even Super Heroes need guidance sometimes; many of our favorite Marvel heroes have been supported and shaped by super powered mentors. In this season of Women of Marvel, we’ll honor those mentors and explore characters’ relationships with their teachers and role models. Through conversations with artists, writers, and creators, we will explore relationships like those between Carol Danvers and Kamala Khan (Captain Marvel and Ms. Marvel), Storm and Kate Pryde, Janet and Nadia van Dyne (the Wasps), and more!

Marvel’s Wastelanders: Doom, starring Dylan Baker as Doctor Doom, available today on the SiriusXM app, Marvel Unlimited Podcasts on Apple Podcast, and everywhere you get your favorite podcasts. Directed by Jade King Carroll. Original sound design and music by Mark Henry Phillips. Story by Mark Waid. Written by Mark Waid and James Tae Kim. Learn more at marvel.com/wastelanders

In our latest fiction podcast, Marvel’s Wastelanders: Wolverine, Kitty Pryde comes to terms with her new life, and the tragedy and trauma from her past.  We’ll chat with writer/director Jenny Turner Hall, and actor Ashlie Atkinson who plays Kitty in the podcast. We’re also joined by associate editor Lauren Amaro who updates us on the adventures of Kate Pryde in the Marauders series.  

Thirty years ago, Super Villains won. After killing the Avengers, the X-Men, and nearly every other Super Hero, the Red Skull assumed the office of President of the United States. Since that day, a traumatized Wolverine (Robert Patrick) has wandered in a daze of survivor’s guilt and self-loathing over his failure to protect his fellow X-Men and their mutant students.Wolverine encounters Sofia, a young mutant in-hiding and vows to transport her into the safe hands of estranged former X-Men Kitty Pryde and Rachel Summers. When the Red Skull and his top lieutenant Crossbones frame Wolverine and escalate anti-mutant sentiment to dangerous new levels, our hero realizes that his only option may be to face Red Skull and his savage allies head on. But a shocking, terrible truth may destroy Wolverine first...Marvel's Wastelanders: Wolverine is the fourth installment in the “Marvel's Wastelanders” audio epic. Starring Robert Patrick as Wolverine. Written and Directed by Jenny Turner Hall, with sound design by Michael Odmark and Daniel Brunell, and original music by Rhett Miller and John Burdick. Learn more at marvel.com/wastelanders.

Kamala Khan, a.k.a. Ms. Marvel, is the teenage super hero and Avengers super-fan protecting the streets of Jersey City. And now, in Marvel Studios’ Ms. Marvel on Disney+, she’s joined the MCU! Star Iman Vellani, executive producer Sana Amanat, and head writer/executive producer Bisha K. Ali join the podcast to chat about bringing Kamala to the silver screen, with her fandom, family, teenage insecurities and all.

Jennifer Walters may be strong and green like her cousin the Hulk, but this fierce woman knows how to maintain her cool AND her intelligence when she hulks out. We’ll talk to Renee Witterstaetter about editing AND appearing in Sensational She-Hulk…plus find out from writer Rainbow Rowell what’s in store for She-Hulk in her new series.

From comics to young adult prose and beyond, Squirrel Girl represents the power of kindness. And now, she’s hosting her own radio show – Marvel’s Squirrel Girl: The Unbeatable Radio Show! Host Ellie Pyle talks to star Milana Vayntrub, as well as the director of the new podcast, about bringing Squirrel Girl to our ears. We’ll also learn how Squirrel Girl shows up on the live theater stage from playwright Karen Zacarias!

The powerhouse teen super hero America Chavez has punched her way into the MCU! Host Angélique Roché talks to star Xochitl Gomez, plus the stunt coordinator behind Marvel Studios' Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness about America’s character and how they brought her to life on screen - through multiverse dimensions, star-shaped punches, Gargantos’ tentacles, and more!

From mid-century romance comics to Infinity Comics of today, Patsy Walker has stood the test of time. We’ll talk with comics legend Trina Robbins about her love of all things Patsy, find out from Jacque Nodell how the character evolved into Hellcat, and chat with editor Alanna Smith about the return to Patsy’s romantic roots.

Wanda Maximoff has a tragic history complicated by magic. We’ll find out how the Scarlet Witch, over time, becomes one of the most powerful Marvel characters. A we’ll chat with scholar Beth Pollard about magic in pop culture, artist Jordie Bellaire about coloring the Scarlet Witch, and editor Kaitlyn Lindtvedt about why Wanda is her favorite character.

Meet the beloved Peggy Carter and in particular, a fan-favorite version of her – the Super-Soldier serum-enhanced Captain Carter. Captain Carter didn’t begin in the comics or on screen. Rather, she was born on the smaller screens of the MARVEL Puzzle Quest game – but she didn’t stop there! Hear from game designer Paige Pettoruto and writer Elsa Sjunneson about crafting Captain Carter’s stories and drawing inspiration from real World War II history.

Coming soon! This spring, the Women of Marvel hosts explore eight of our favorite characters - then and now. How do Marvel heroes stay themselves AND evolve through the decades and across comics, films, games, and more. Captain Peggy Carter got her start on the screens of MARVEL Puzzle Quest. Squirrel Girl has appeared on the stages of live theater and now has her own podcast! Patsy Walker has been a model, romance star, and the fierce Hellcat. Angélique, Judy, and Ellie will talk to creators, actors, game designers, and historians to learn about the many iterations of these characters and more (like Scarlet Witch, She-Hulk, and Ms. Marvel!)!!

Squirrel Girl has taken down Thanos and Doctor Doom – but now she faces something far more terrifying… living authentically. Empire State University college student, Doreen Green, has recently been outed as a Super Hero – The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl! Hoping to unify her personas in the public eye, Squirrel Girl has created a new student radio show on ESU’s own college station. With the help of her best girl-friend, Nancy Whitehead as producer, and her best squirrel-friend, Tippy-Toe in the booth; Doreen is ready to help people more people than ever with her greatest Super Hero advice. And when the going get rough, she can always lean on her heroic friends: Iron Man, Spider-Man, Chipmunk Hunk, Koi Boi and Brain Drain. However, with a call-in show comes caller anonymity and not all the folks on the line want help – some want to crime – and crime hard! When a suspicious caller, wreaks havoc on New York City, Squirrel Girl and her friends will have to put their heroics to the test and prove that once and for all Doreen Green is the UNBEATABLE Squirrel Girl. It’s time to kick butts, and eat nuts! MARVEL’S SQUIRREL GIRL: THE UNBEATABLE RADIO SHOW! Milana Vayntrub as Squirrel Girl and featuring performances by Crystal Lucas Perry (Nancy Whitehead), Leo Sheng (Koi Boi), Davied Morales (Chipmunk Hunk), Erica Schroeder (Tippy T. Squirrel), Tina Benko (Rachel Oskar), and Peter Hermann (Brain Drain). Directed by Giovanna Sardelli. Original music by Justin Huertas and Steven Tran. Written by Ryan North. Learn more at https://marvel.com/SquirrelGirlPodcast

In the Women of Marvel season finale, Angélique Roche talks to some of the women behind Marvel’s Star Wars comics – past and present! Jo Duffy and Ann Nocenti wrote and edited the comics in the 1970s and 80s, bringing new fans into comics and into Star Wars. Alyssa Wong continues their legacy, currently writing Star Wars: Doctor Aphra.

What do Black Widow, the Wasp, Shuri, and Gamora & Nebula all have in common? They’re all the subjects of Marvel’s young adult fiction books! Judy Stephens chats with YA writers Nic Stone (Shuri: A Black Panther Novel) and Sam Maggs (The Unstoppable Wasp: Built on Hope) about writing for young adults and why YA books tend to appeal especially to girls and young women.

What does it mean for comics to be called “girl comics”? Ellie Pyle hosts a roundtable of past and present Marvel editors to answer that question. They chat about the genre of “girl comics”, the romance and adventure series from the 1940s and ‘50s, and the 2010 limited series that came under fire for its name.

Judy Stephens talks to some of the women of Marvel from the 1970s! Linda Fite wrote The Claws of the Cat and Jean Thomas wrote Night Nurse, two comics aimed at a female audience in the early ‘70s – right in the middle of the second-wave feminist movement.

How do comics editors make sure that Marvel reflects the world outside our windows? Angélique Roche talks with former Marvel editor Bobbie Chase about her career and how she brought personal and political stories to the panels of comics like The Incredible Hulk, Alpha Flight, and so many more.

Judy Stephens chats with two writers who got their start with fanfiction and now write canon stories for Marvel – Mackenzi Lee, author of Loki: Where Mischief Lies and Gamora and Nebula: Sisters in Arms, and Stephanie Williams, who wrote a Monica Rambeau story for Marvel’s Voices: Legacy. Plus, Judy, Angélique, and Ellie all share their own loves for fanfic!

Ellie Pyle explores witchcraft and magic in the Marvel Universe with two historians and creator Rainbow Rowell. They talk about witches in popular culture, the history of the Salem Witch Trials, and Marvel characters like Agatha Harkness, Scarlet Witch, Morgan Le Fey, and Nico Minoru.

Women of Marvel is back with a brand-new season!! This week, we explore the changing face of fandom with cosplayer Stella Chuu and TikToker Officially Divinity, and welcome three new assistant editors to the Marvel family!

In this bonus episode, Angélique, Ellie, and Judy celebrate our huge 250th episode milestone! They look back on some favorite past episodes of Women of Marvel, talk about favorite 250th comic issues, and get excited for the new podcast season - coming very soon! 

Forty years ago, the villains of the world rose up and killed all the heroes. Well, all the heroes that mattered. The sole survivor of the Avengers, Hawkeye (Stephen Lang) is now a sideshow freak, re-living the worst day of his life for paying audiences. He's surly, broken, and losing his sight, but there's still that fire in him to be a hero, to avenge his friends. And he's ready to do what needs to be done: killing every last person responsible for the deaths of those he loved the most. Marvel's Wastelanders: Hawkeye is the second installment in the Marvel's Wastelanders audio epic. Written by J. Holtham (Supergirl, Jessica Jones), directed by Rachel Chavkin (Hadestown), with sound design by One Thousand Birds and an original score by James Harrison Monaco and JJJJJerome Ellis. Learn more at marvel.com/wastelanders.

The gang’s all here this week! Ellie, Judy, and Angelique get a chance to catch up and, most importantly, rave about all things Marvel’s M.O.D.O.K! And we couldn’t do a M.O.D.O.K episode without talking to the women who really run the show. Ellie got the chance to chat with Aimee Garcia and Melissa Fumero, who voiced two of the most important people in M.O.D.O.K’s life: his wife, Jodie Tarleton, and daughter, Melissa.And, the Women of Marvel have a BIG announcement to make at the end of the episode. So stay tuned!

Listen to this bones episode of Women of Marvel featuring Kaash Paige.

Marvel Studios’ The Falcon and The Winter Solider has taken Women of Marvel by storm! Today we have three interviews with the badass women behind and in front of the camera. Director Kari Skogland and actresses Amy Aquino and Erin Kellyman chat about the series and joining the Marvel Universe.

Women of Marvel #1 has arrived! To kick off the celebration, Judy spoke with former Marvel editor Louise Simonson about working at Marvel in the 80s, creating Power Pack, working on X-Factor, and of course, her forward in Women of Marvel #1!

Inspired by the growing popularity of comic book dialogue, literature, and academia, Angelique interviews professor and comic book historian Deborah Elizabeth Whaley. Whaley is the author of Black Women in Sequence: Re-inking Comics, Graphic Novels, and Anime, a deep dive into the history (or lack thereof) of Black women’s representation in sequential art. They talk about the importance of scholarship in comics, little-known Black female artists and heroes, and how consumers of color create meaning when engaging with art.  

Allow her to re-introduce herself! Cindy Moon AKA Silk is back in action TODAY in Silk #1, written by YA author Maurene Goo with art by Takeshi Miyazawa. Ellie, who was in the room when Cindy was first introduced in Amazing Spider-Man, chats with Maurene Goo about her career, taking the reins in Cindy’s new adventures and how her love for reading lead her from journalism, to publishing, to authorship and beyond.

It’s a Marvel Studios’ WandaVision extravaganza! To kick off this jam-packed episode, Ellie chats with head writer Jac Schaeffer about her approach to Wanda’s story arc, journeying through the decades, and much more. Then, we hear from Elizabeth Olsen, Kathryn Hahn, and Teyonah Parris about stepping into the shoes of Wanda Maximoff, Agatha Harkness, and Monica Rambeau.

Happy Women’s History Month! Today, Women of Marvel celebrates with a special roundtable featuring some of the amazing women working at Marvel. Judy is joined by our colleagues Haley Conatser, Jennifer Lai, Faith D’Isa, and Alana Herrnson to talk all things fandom! Even though these women have different roles, their love for Marvel’s characters, stories and community knows no bounds. After the interview, make sure to stay tuned for a clip from Marvel’s Declassified’s final episode titled “ Fandom Through the Ages”. In the clip, fellow woman of Marvel, Lorraine Cink, chats with the legendary Yaya Han about cosplay.

Today, Women of Marvel is taking us back! With the return of Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Black Panther run on February 24th, we decided to revisit Angelique’s conversation with professor, rapper and all-around ”Cool Girl” Enongo Lumumba-Kasongo AKA Sammus (yes, that Sammus!). Join Judy and Angélique for this encore episode about hip-hop, Afro-futurism and all things nerdy.If you want a refresher in anticipation for Black Panther #23, sign up for Marvel Unlimited to get access to all the Black Panther lore that came before.Also launching on February 24th is Marvel’s Voices Legacy #1 - an amazing anthology featuring some of the most beloved Marvel characters! The comic features stories written by acclaimed writers like Nnedi Okorafor, Tochi Onyebuchi, Stephanie Williams and many, many more.

Surprises abound in Marvel Studios’ WandaVision, streaming now on Disney+! Judy chats with costume designer Mayes Rubeo about what it was like to jump between eras and styles as she worked on this show. Plus, Rubeo shares some insights from her decades-long career in the field of costume design.

Women of Marvel is ringing in the new year with Phoenix Carnevale, martial artist extraordinaire! Join Ellie and guest cohost Jamie Frevele for this encore of one of our favorite episodes.Phoenix Carnevale delivers an impressive one-two punch: she can spar like a real-life super hero AND she’s a massive Marvel fan. Guest co-host Jamie Frevele (Editor, marvel.com) has a deep conversation with Phoenix about her philosophy as a trainer, actor, and fight commentator. A lifelong comic book reader, Phoenix shares how characters like Daredevil, Wolverine, and Storm have inspired her both personally and professionally.Plus, two announcements! First off, we’re introducing “Asked and Answered With the Women of Marvel.” Every two weeks on marvel.com, this series will spotlight a different woman of Marvel by asking her anything from “What’s the best advice you’ve gotten?” to “When humans live on Mars, what one food must we bring?” Installments of this series will show up on http://marvel.com/womenofmarvel every other Friday starting tomorrow.Also, announcing Women of Marvel #1, Women of Marvel’s first comic, coming this April! Get in on the ground floor with this amazing assembly of writers and artists from all over entertainment. Comics legend Louise Simonson kicks things off with a must-read introduction!

Happy New Year! This week Ellie chats with two very special guests about Marvel’s newest series, Marvel’s Declassified. This Week in Marvel’s Lorraine Cink, co-host of Marvel’s Declassified, and Women of Marvel’s own Rebecca Seidel, senior producer of Marvel’s Declassified, join the show to give a behind-the-scenes look into the show and all the exciting episodes to come!

’Tis the season for Marvel toys! Whether you’re a casual fan or an avid collector, chances are you’ve come across a Marvel toy or action figure that’s brought some joy into your day. In the “Unboxed” episode of Marvel’s 616, streaming now in Disney+, we meet toy experts, designers from Hasbro and Funko, toy photographers, and pro collectors who show us how toys and fandom connect. Angélique chats with Sarah Ramos, who directed this episode, about what she learned about the toy industry and how she sees the world of toys differently now. Plus, speaking of toys and the holidays, Angélique and Ellie share their Marvel gift picks for the season.

Miles Morales is everywhere—and now, you can journey with him even further in Marvel’s Miles Morales: Spider-Man. But the adventure doesn’t stop with the game. Writer Brittney Morris penned a prequel novel for the game, also out now, called Marvel’s Miles Morales: Spider-Man - Wings of Fury. Angélique chats with Brittney about her unusual path into becoming an author, what it was like to write a Miles Morales book, and why gaming is so important to her. Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is available here: https://www.playstation.com/en-us/games/marvels-spider-man-miles-morales/ And Brittney’s book, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales - Wings of Fury is available here: https://titanbooks.com/70338-marvels-spider-man-miles-morales-wings-of-fury/. Headshot by Tori Stauffer Photography: www.toristauffer.com

Ms. Marvel and Squirrel Girl take center stage in the upcoming "Marvel Spotlight" episode of Marvel's 616, streaming on Disney+! The moving final episode of this documentary series follows two classes of high school students as they rehearse the Marvel Spotlight plays. To get an inside look, Ellie chats with Alison Brie, who directed the episode. Alison reflects on her own experiences with high school theater and shares some behind-the-scenes stories.Then, Ellie hops on a call with Madeline Stanley and Briana Morales, who starred in the plays. They talk about what they learned from performing as Squirrel Girl and Ms. Marvel—and what it was like to rehearse with a film crew in the room."Marvel's 616" premieres exclusively on Disney+ tomorrow, November 20.

Natacha Bustos is part of the next generation of elite artists, Marvel’s Stormbreakers! Ellie spoke to the Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur artist about her colorful career, including what it’s like to be a part of Marvel’s brand new talent distinction program. Marvel fans, Bustos is one to keep an eye on!

Oh, the horror! With Halloween nigh, we’ve summoned associate editor Sarah Brunstad and assistant editor Lauren Amaro for a bone-chilling broadcast. Join Ellie and our guest editors for a dissection of what goes into making a macabre Marvel comic, featuring frightening favorites like Werewolf by Night and Immortal Hulk.

Phoenix Carnevale delivers an impressive one-two punch: she can spar like a real-life Super Hero AND she’s a massive Marvel fan. Guest co-host Jamie Frevele (Editor, marvel.com) has a deep conversation with Phoenix about her philosophy as a trainer, actor, and fight commentator. A lifelong comic book reader, Phoenix shares how characters like Daredevil, Wolverine, and Storm have inspired her both personally and professionally.

Avengers Assemble!…for fifth period. In the high-spirited middle-grade novel Avengers Assembly, Marvel’s youngest characters find themselves in an after-school program for Super Heroes, where they must fend off every threat from super villains to peer pressure. Guest host and Marvel.com editor Christine Dinh caught up with author Preeti Chhibber to discuss what it was like to write Miles Morales, Kamala Khan, and Doreen Green, as well as what it would be like to have Quicksilver as your vice principal and Ant-Man as your teacher.Notebooks open, pencils ready!

What does it take to be an Avenger? Answer: mocap suits, very heavy helmet-cameras, and lots of talent. Angélique caught up with some of the actors behind earth’s mightiest heroes in Marvel’s Avengers video game, including Laura Bailey (Black Widow), Sandra Saad (Ms. Marvel), and Jolene Andersen (Monica Rappaccini). With as much chemistry in real-life as in the game, the group talked about everything from the unique performance capture process to favorite stories from the set!

Choose your own adventure? How about choose your own…Avenger? The time has finally come: Marvel’s Avengers is being released on all platforms tomorrow, September 4! In this highly-anticipated new game, you can assemble your own roster of Avengers and play as the hero of your choice. In the first of two episodes celebrating the arrival of Marvel’s Avengers, Ellie and Angélique share what they're most looking forward to about the game. Then, Ellie chats with three people who worked on the game’s development: Hannah MacLeod (Narrative Designer), Rose Hunt (Senior Producer), and Magali Stretton (Senior Game Designer). They share some of their favorite stories from putting the game together, as well as advice for people just getting started in the industry.

She-Hulk is one of Marvel’s strongest, smartest, and funniest characters, so Ellie called up She-Hulk expert Lorraine Cink, one of Marvel’s strongest, smartest, and funniest real-life women. Lorraine enlightens Ellie about She-Hulk’s storied history with the Fantastic Four, Avengers, and as a headliner of her own books. Plus, she dishes about what you can expect from the green bombshell in the explosive comics event, Empyre! Be sure to catch Lorraine on This Week In Marvel and Earth’s Mightiest Show!

Author Sam Maggs is, much like the title character of her book The Unstoppable Wasp: Built On Hope, unstoppable. A Star Wars geek with a master’s degree and a passion for women in STEM, Maggs has written characters from Spider-Man to Captain Marvel and, today, she tells Ellie what it was like to get acquainted with the young hero Nadia Van Dyne!

Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is now in its seventh and final season, rounding out an epic seven-year run. The whole season is full of surprises, but the latest episode is an especially big moment for Elizabeth Henstridge, who plays Agent Jemma Simmons: it’s her directorial debut! In this on-set interview with Judy, Elizabeth talks about what it was like to direct for the first time, how she built up her directing skills for an extra-challenging episode, and how it feels to look back at seven seasons of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Characters like Misty Knight and Captain Marvel have an additional, perhaps under-appreciated super power in the iconography of their hair. Who could speak to this better than Misty Knight herself, Marvel’s Luke Cage actor Simone Missick? We’re throwing it back to our 2018 conversation with Missick and Angélique (before she was a host!), in which they discussed the influential cultural role hair plays on and off the screen.

Last year, in celebration of Pride Month and in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, Judy and Sana spoke to writers Vita Ayala, Tini Howard, and Leah Williams about everything from breakthrough moments in their careers to Queer representation in comics. It’s Pride month once again, and we are physically isolated but hardly alone. Now joined by Ellie, the hosts continue to celebrate LGBTQ+ pride by listening back to this personality-packed interview.

In 2018, Judy spoke to video game journalists Andrea Rene, Terri Schwartz, and Allegra Frank about their collective experiences in the world of gaming. Today, Andrea joins Judy for a follow-up conversation about how the video game industry has changed since then, including how it has evolved to adapt to the challenges of the COVID-19 crisis. Eager to continue the conversation? If you’d like to hear from the perspectives of gamers, themselves, check out our previous interview with Jay-Ann Lopez and Chelsea Cueto of Black Girl Gamers: https://www.marvel.com/articles/digital-series/women-of-marvel-black-girl-gamers-inclusive-spaces Plus, exciting news! Women of Marvel has a new host! We’re thrilled to welcome Ellie Pyle to the family. With an impressive background in all facets of entertainment including video games, we think this episode is a perfect introduction.

Today, Women of Marvel is taking a step back to acknowledge the current state of unrest in the United States, and to stand in solidarity with the Black community. In place of an episode this week, Angélique Roché reflects on this moment and recommends five other podcasts to listen to. These are shows that give historical context to #BlackLivesMatter, amplify the work of journalists of color, and celebrate Black joy. Angélique Roché's list of recommended podcasts:Afropunk Solution Sessions: https://afropunk.com/solution-sessions/Code Switch: https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510312/codeswitchThe Stoop: http://www.thestoop.org/Reveal: https://www.revealnews.org/episodes

If you were to combine Ironheart’s brilliance, Shuri’s technological prowess, and She-Hulk’s wit, you might end up with a character like Sammus. A rap artist, professor, sound designer, gamer, and much more, Sammus does it all. Through music that merges pop culture and poetry, and coursework that crosses academia with Afrofuturism, Sammus is certified Marvel material. Angélique recently called up Sammus to talk about her multi-faceted career, and how her nerdy passions continue to inspire her work.

From arcade games to Iron Man VR, Marvel has been a mainstay of the gaming world since its humble beginnings. Today, the gaming community includes billions of players from all over the globe, including Jay-Ann Lopez and Chelsea Cueto, whose legions of followers comprise their gaming collective, Black Girl Gamers (BGG). Angélique and Judy recently called up Lopez and Cueto to discuss how BGG has paved the way for the future of the community by creating a safe, inclusive space for women of color in gaming.

New York Times best-selling author Nic Stone is a brilliant, inspirational writer of young-adult literature. Shuri is a brilliant, inspirational young adult in Marvel Comics. That’s why Stone’s newest book, “Shuri: A Black Panther Novel,” which debuts May 5, promises to be a brilliant, inspirational story, and a welcome addition to the Marvel pantheon of prose. Judy and Sana recently called Stone for an all-encompassing conversation about the ups and downs of her career, as well the influences behind her latest novel from Marvel.

Magical beings of Marvel assemble to learn mystic arts and make hearts so dark tremble. Strange Academy, the newest book for your shelf — it has magic, it has New Orleans, it has the Doctor (Strange) himself! So Kathleen Wisneski, associate editor on the book, joins us today for a special inside look. Join our hosts Judy, Sana, and Angelique as they peek into this world of mystique.

Galactus cometh, Jennifer produceth, and Lauren writeth! In this behind-the-scenes look at MARVELS, the action-packed audio-fiction podcast based on the Kurt Busiek/Alex Ross graphic novel of the same name, writer Lauren Shippen and producer Jennifer Manel dish about the surreal experiences of bringing the Fantastic Four to the world of audio, working with actors Method Man and AnnaSophia Robb, and much much more. Make sure to listen to MARVELS, now available wherever you get your podcasts!

Live from C2E2 in Chicago, Judy Stephens hosts a ~ spicy ~ panel with celebrated writers Rainbow Rowell (Runaways), Eve Ewing (Champions), Gail Simone (Domino), and Leah Williams (X-Factor). They talk about pushing boundaries in comics, as well as what it’s like to step into Marvel’s long lineage of characters while keeping their own creative voices.

In 1977, rookie comic book writer Ann Nocenti was given one daunting instruction for her first assignment: kill Spider-Woman. More than 40 years later, Spider-Woman is very much alive. Not only that, she’s the subject of an upcoming series of her own, written by Karla Pacheco. On this episode, the Women of Marvel hosts invite Nocenti and Pacheco to reflect on Spider-Woman’s extraordinary legacy, as well as what it’s been like to step into her shoes.

Who is Spider-Man without his signature red and blue? Black Widow without her black suit? This episode highlights the critical role fashion plays in comics, through a discussion with fashion historian Dr. Valerie Steele about placing comic clothing in a cultural context, followed by a chat with artist Kris Anka about his process of designing (and re-designing) costumes for comic book characters. And if that wasn’t enough, Marvel Talent Relations Coordinator Emily Newcomen guest co-hosts! Emily draws from a wealth of Marvel experience, a degree from the Fashion Institute of Technology, and weekly Marvel #BestDressed posts on Twitter, lending some valuable expertise to this week’s show.

When she started working at Marvel in the late 1970s, Jo Duffy was eager to make a splash. As a Marvel editor and writer, she worked on Power Man and Iron Fist, Doctor Strange, early Star Wars comics, and countless other titles. She tells Judy and Sana about her early days as a Super Hero fan, being one of the first women to work in the Marvel bullpen, and laying the groundwork for future women of Marvel.

Sana calls up Tokata Iron Eyes, a 16-year-old leader within her indigenous community. From an early age, Tokata has stood up for Lakota land and worked to amplify her community’s history and legacy. Speaking over the phone from the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota, Tokata reflects on the power of storytelling and why she’s so passionate about empowering other young people in her community. For more about Tokata, and to see her story immortalized in a Marvel comic book, watch the next episode of Marvel’s Hero Project, streaming January 17 on Disney+.

Judy sits down with Elizabeth Hurley, who joined the cast of Marvel’s Runaways this season as the magical and sinister Morgan le Fay. But first: who even is Morgan le Fay? To answer that question, Judy and Sana welcome Lorraine Cink to the studio to give them the lowdown on Morgan le Fay’s character in the comics.

Ally Maki plays Mina Hess in Marvel's Cloak & Dagger and voices Giggle McDimples in Toy Story 4. When she's not onscreen, she's busy running the Asian American Girl Club, an apparel brand she founded that's focused on redefining what it means to be a modern Asian American woman. Judy and Sana welcome her into the studio to talk about her acting career, founding her owncompany, and why it's important to own your narrative.

Judy, Sana, and Angélique share standout memories from an eventful year at Marvel and beyond! Their highlights include the five-year anniversary of Kamala Khan, the red carpet for Marvel Studios’ Captain Marvel, and the recent launch of Marvel’s Hero Project.

This week, Judy and Angélique board the Millennium Falcon and journey to the Star Wars Expanded Universe! First, Judy speaks with Rebecca Roanhorse, writer of the new novel Resistance Reborn. The book is part of “Journey to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” a series of books and comics connected to the upcoming film. Then, Judy goes to Lucasfilm in San Francisco and sits down with Jennifer Heddle, Executive Editor of Star Wars books for Disney Publishing.

With the help of Alice Rosenthal (Business & Content Manager for Licensing & Creative Services) and Lorraine Cink (Senior Creative Producer, cohost of This Week in Marvel), Judy, Sana, and Angélique give you the rundown on which Marvel gifts will make you the most loved gift-giver in your family this holiday season. Looking for certain types of gifts in particular? Here are all the categories they get into:(3:47) – TO READ(8:37) – TO WEAR(13:27) – TO PLAY(17:40) – TO USE / TO LIVE(22:51) – TO WATCH---Box sets of films based onAction-packed storiesSocks with our heroes drawnIn all their gloriesFunkos in loot crates all tied up with stringsThese are a few of our favorite things!

What happens after a comic is written and drawn? To close out their behind-the-scenes look at the making of EXCALIBUR, Judy and Sana talk through all the finishing touches with Assistant Editor Annalise Bissa and colorist Erick Arciniega. Plus, Editor-in-Chief CB Cebulski returns to tie it all together.

Judy and Sana begin a two-episode journey into how comic books get made, from concept to final product. To do this, they go behind the scenes of the new EXCALIBUR run, interviewing creators at all stages of the process. In Part 1, they introduce EXCALIBUR with Marvel Comics Editor-In-Chief CB Cebulski, then talk to Senior Editor Jordan D. White, writer Tini Howard, and artist Marcus To.

In just a few short years, Jen Bartel's art has jumped from the pages of comics to all kinds of places — Adidas shoes, Metallica posters, pins, and so much more. She tells Judy and Sana all about how she finally nailed down her singular style, how a combination of fan art and reliability helped land her first big jobs, and why mentoring new artists is so important.

Judy sits down with actress and cancer activist (or "actor-vist") Sharon Blynn about the mission behind her foundation, Bald is Beautiful, and her experience in Marvel Studios' Captain Marvel and Spider-Man: Far From Home. You may recognize her as Soren, the Skrull refugee who fought side-by-side with her husband Talos!

Lorraine Cink returns to highlight the magnificent women Super Heroes throughout Marvel history! In this special 2010s edition, she covers the introduction of our latest crew of heavy-hitters including Ms. Marvel, Iron Heart, Moon Girl, and more!

Lorraine Cink chats with playwright Masi Asare about "Mirror of Most Value", part of the Marvel Spotlight program which creates plays for teenagers. They talk about how to recreate fanfiction for the stage, Ms. Marvel's intense relatability, and more.

Playwright Karen Zacarias joined Sana for a discussion about her new work "Squirrel Girl Goes to College" for the Marvel Spotlight program, which creates stage plays for teenagers. They chat about her getting into writing as a way to empathize with a former bully, reading and collecting comics with her husband, and more!

Sana and Judy welcome comedian and podcaster Jackie Kashian to discuss her proud Marvel fandom from reading comics, watching film and tv, to playing the video games. They also talk about her podcast, the Dork Forest, and how it exists as a place for people to fully embrace their biggest dorkdom.

Fellow podcasters Caroline Ervin and Cristen Conger of “Unladylike” join Judy and Sana to talk about their new book “Unladylike: A Field Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy and Claiming Your Space” and more!

Judy and Sana celebrate their 10th San Diego Comic-Con panel by stacking the stage with eight amazing Marvel women: Kathleen Wisneski (Associate Comics Editor), Nnedi Okorafor (Marvel writer); Amanda Conner (Marvel artist), Trinh Tran (Executive, Production & Development, Marvel Studios), Vanessa Marshall (Voice Actor, Games and Animation), Aimee Carlson (VP of Original Programming, Marvel TV), Becka McIntosh (Director of Operations, Marvel Games), and Victoria Alonso (EVP, Production, Marvel Studios).

Judy sits down with three women who were central to the making of 'Wolverine: The Lost Trail': Chloe Prasinos (Associate Director), Chloe Wilson (Producer), and Angélique Roché (Consulting Producer). You can now listen to 'Wolverine: The Lost Trail' on any podcast player, including Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, and Google Play.

Lorraine Cink returns with another collection of women Super Heroes throughout Marvel history, this time featuring The Runaways, Shuri, Kate Bishop and more from the 2000s!

Judy and Sana talk to fellow podcaster Teresa McElroy about lowering the barrier of entry for intimidating topics, raising a family, and co-hosting a podcast called Shmanners with her husband.

To celebrate Pride Month, Judy and Sana asked three Marvel creators to share their stories - Vita Ayala, writer of AGE OF X-MAN: PRISONER X and ACTS OF EVIL, Tini Howard, writer of THANOS and AGE OF CONAN: BELIT, and Leah Williams, writer of GWENPOOL STRIKES BACK and X-TREMISTS.

Judy visits the set of Marvel's "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." to talk to Chloe Bennet (Daisy "Skye" Johnson), Natalia Cordova-Buckley (Elena "Yo-Yo" Rodriquez), and Ming-Na Wen (Melinda May) about how their characters have grown over the years and what fans can expect from the 6th season.Watch brand new episodes of Marvel's "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." Season 6 on Fridays at 8|7c on ABC!

Lorraine Cink is back with another decade of women Super Heroes! This time, we're in the '90s with Jubilee, Rogue, Squirrel Girl, and more!

In celebration of Marvel Studios' "Captain Marvel", Judy, Sana and Lorraine talk to Mary Livanos of Marvel Studios and Brigadier General Jeannie Leavitt. Go pick up Marvel Studios Captain Marvel on Digital now and on Blu Ray June 11th.

Judy and Sana talk with writer and journalist Ann Nocenti about how she got her start at Marvel all the way through creating iconic characters like Typhoid Mary, Longshot and Mojo. Afterwards, our very own Lorraine Cink returns to talk about some rad ...

Judy and Sana talk to actress Tati Gabrielle about how she ended up at the red carpet for Marvel Studios' "Captain Marvel," her roles on "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" and "The 100," and what cryptid she sees herself as.

Judy and Sana talk with Earth's Mightiest Show co-host Lorraine Cink, Senior Writer at Insomnia Sam Maggs, Writer Margaret Stohl, Marvel Sales & Communications Administrator Andrea Towers, and Marvel VP of Creative & Content Development Stephen Wacker ...

Judy and Sana talk with Marvel's 'Cloak and Dagger" stars Olivia Holt (Tandy Bowen/Dagger) and Emma Lahana (Brigid O'Reilly / Mayhem) about their experiences working on the new season, and the ways their characters grow throughout the year.

In this Marvel Studios' Avengers: Endgame Special, correspondent Tamara Krinsky spoke with actor Karen Gillan (Nebula) and Executive Producer Trinh Tran about their incredible experience working on the film.

Judy talks to Hasbro designers Monica Liza Lopez and Candace J. Metzger about the process and excitement behind creating a new and diverse line of toys for "Marvel Rising"!

Judy and Sana welcome Trina Robbins back to discuss the indie comics explosion of the 1970s before talking to Karen Green, Curator for Comics and Cartoons at Columbia University. Afterwards, Lorraine Cink returns to talk about her favorite 70s characters!

To celebrate Marvel's 80th anniversary, Lorraine Cink talks about some of Marvel's iconic female characters from the 1960s including The Wasp, Susan Storm of the Fantastic 4, and Jean Grey of the X-Men!

Tini Howard (writer), Eve Ewing (writer), Jenny Frison (artist), and Ashley Witter (artist) joined the Women of Marvel panel at C2E2 to talk about how they broke into the industry, their current projects, and advice for aspiring comic creators.

Marvel Studios’ Captain Marvel is here! Sana and Judy attended both the junket and red carpet premiere, where they spoke to Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson, Lashana Lynch, and more!

In celebration of Marvel’s 80th anniversary, Judy and Sana talk with writer and herstorian Trina Robbins about female comic readership in the Golden Age, the popular genres of the time and notable creators, including Ruth Atkinson, Fran Hopper ...

Judy and Sana sit down with writer Kelly Sue DeConnick and Stephen Wacker (Marvel VP, Creative & Content Development) to talk about reimagining Carol Danvers as Captain Marvel and DeConnick's landmark series that launched in 2012. They discuss the ...

Judy and Sana are joined by fans Rafael Rodrigues, Alison Baker, and Lisa Kristeena Johnson to talk about the fandom, involvement and inclusion in the community, and their excitement for the upcoming Marvel Studios Captain Marvel film.

D'Arcy Carden joins the show to talk about the success of "The Good Place" along with her love of the greater comedy community. Afterwards, Lorraine Cink stops by to talk about Marvel's first female characters in "Marvel Comics #1" to celebrate ...

Authors Lorraine Cink ("Powers of a Girl") and Preeti Chhibber ("A Thousand Beginnings and Endings") join Judy and Sana to talk about what draws them to writing for young adults, and the support they've felt from within the writing community at large.

Directors, producers, and writers Jen and Sylvia Soska join Judy and Sana to talk about their beginnings in horror, from being inspired by grindhouse films to making their own movies and creating opportunities for women in meaningful acting and ...

Judy and Sana talk to Alanna Smith (Associate Editor) and Kathleen Wisneski (Assistant Editor) to chat about comic books they loved working on and reading including AVENGERS, WEST COAST AVENGERS, IMMORTAL HULK, VENOM, RUNAWAYS, and more!

Judy and Sana are joined by guests Jamie Frevele (Marvel.com Editor, Co-Host of ‘This Week in Marvel’) and Alice Rosenthal (Business & Content Manager for Licensing & Creative Services) for Women of Marvel's 5th annual gift guide! Find something to...

Judy talks to Andrea Rene, Terri Schwartz and Allegra Frank about getting into gaming, how gender is represented in the industry, and how it feels to play a game before everyone else. Play Marvel's Spider-Man available exclusively for PS4!

Judy and Sana welcome Wendy Craig (Costume Archivist), Danielle Costa (VP of Visual Effects), and Heidi Moneymaker (Stuntwoman, Actor) to celebrate ten years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Make sure to check back November 10th for the full episode where Judy and Sana sit down to talk with Marvel Studios' Danielle Costa, VP of Visual Effects, Heidi Moneymaker, stuntwomen and actress, and Wendy Craig wardrobe supervisor.

Cosplay superstars Hannah Kent and Beverly Downen join hosts Judy and Sana to talk about the craft that goes into creating their brilliant Marvel costumes, and the work that comes with building up a presence online.

Marsha Griffin (VP, Current Series and Development at Marvel Animation) joins Sana and Judy for a conversation about her long route to landing a job at Marvel, and how that turned into both directing and producing for animation.

Judy and Sana are joined by Marvel creators Margaret Stohl (Writer, Life of Captain Marvel), Leah Williams (Writer, X-Men: Gold Annual, Domino Annual), Jen Bartel (Artist, The Mighty Thor: At The Gates Of Valhalla), Rachelle Rosenberg (Colorist ...

Celia Keenan-Bolger sits down with Judy and Sana to talk about her role as Agent Sally Pierce in “Marvel’s Wolverine: The Long Night”, finding her community among theatre kids, and being a mother. Listen to “Marvel’s Wolverine: The Long ...

Megan Bradner (VP, Development and Production) talks with Judy and Sana about her love of serialized storytelling in comic books and soap operas, her long-time work on Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and how gratifying it is to work with actors and ...

Lori Lombert (Marvel, Director of Software Engineering) joins Judy and Sana to talk about learning to code in the Dominican Republic, and her journey from hands-on development to managing a team of 20 people.

College sports analyst and host Maria Taylor joins Judy and Sana for an ESPN x Marvel team up around the College Football Playoff! They talk putting college football mascots on comic book covers, growing up as a woman athlete, and shifting from player ...

Live from San Diego Comic-Con 2018, Judy and Sana talk with panelists G. Willow Wilson (writer, MS. MARVEL), Mairghread Scott (writer, “Marvel Rising”), Kathreen Khavari (actor, “Marvel Rising”), Milana Vayntrub (actor, “Marvel Rising”) ...

Margaret Stohl (Writer, The Life of Captain Marvel) talks with Judy and Sana about writing Carol Danvers and how Carol’s origin story intersects with her own.

Evangeline Lilly of Marvel Studios' "Ant-Man and The Wasp" joins Judy and Sana for a special chat about headlining as a Marvel Super Hero, women in Hollywood, and amazing moms.

Simone Missick (“Marvel’s Luke Cage”) and Angélique Roché (Marvel’s Voices) join Judy and Sana to talk about why Misty Knight and Captain Marvel’s hair is integral to their characters, and to share their own personal successes and struggles...

Eisner-nominated Kelly Thompson joins Sana and Judy to talk about her upcoming series WEST COAST AVENGERS, creating her own versions of her favorite Super Heroes as a kid, and her winding path to becoming a professional writer.

Lauren Shippen (creator, writer, and director, The Bright Sessions) stops by to talk about women and LGBTQ+ representation in podcasting, why she started her popular audio drama, and her love for The Winter Soldier. Subscribe to The Bright Sessions ...

Gillian Jacobs (actor, Ibiza and Life of the Party) chats with Judy about her directorial debut, how she became a comedic actress, and history's overlooked female engineers, computer programmers, and producers.

We chat with Marvel's Talent Scout and now VP of International Development about tips to being discovered, plus his move to China!

Mackenzie Cadenhead (author, Sally’s Bones, Sleeper, and the young reader series Marvel’s Super Hero Adventures) shares how she got into comic books, how she convinced Sana to stay in the comics industry, and why comics are an important tool in ...

Judy and Sana welcome Dove Cameron to chat about balancing social media and self-care, her approach to acting, and her roles in Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Marvel Rising.

Live from C2E2, Judy is joined by Senior Editor Jen Grunwald and comic creators Jen Bartel, Katie Cook, and Rachelle Rosenberg to share how they stay true to their personal styles when creating comics. See all of the art here ...

Sana and Judy welcome JoAnn McLaughlin (SVP of Global Merchandise and Product Development) to chat about her 25+ years of history at Marvel, creating some of the most popular Marvel toys, and being a woman in the boardroom.

Judy and Sana are back with more Marvel’s Jessica Jones! They welcome Carrie-Anne Moss (Jeri Hogarth) and Rachael Taylor (Trish Walker) to discuss their characters, their relationships with Jessica, and to share advice with young fans.

With Season 2 of Marvel’s Jessica Jones now streaming, Judy welcomes Krysten Ritter and Melissa Rosenberg (Showrunner) to chat about the importance of a female lead, Jessica's fashion, and to give advice to young fans.

To celebrate the 100th episode of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Judy and Sana welcome back Ming-Na Wen, Chloe Bennet, Elizabeth Henstridge, and Natalia Cordova-Buckley to chat about the past five years, their love for their fans, and more!

We welcome Latoya Peterson, Deputy Editor of Digital Innovations for The Undefeated! Judy and Sana dive into her cosplay and fandom history, love of Riri Williams, and the importance of race diversity within comics.

We go behind the scenes of Marvel Studios’ Black Panther! Lorraine talks to Production Designer Hannah Beachler about building the film's beautiful African-inspired sets. Plus, Judy chats to wearable art designer Douriean Fletcher about creating gold...

Welcome to the new Women of Marvel! Judy and Christina chat with She-Hulk writer Mariko Tamaki about what color means to Jennifer Walters. Produced by Judy Stephens and Brandon Grugle Associate Produced by Chloe Wilson Art by Allyson Wakeman ...

Joins hosts Judy Stephens, Sana Amanat, Lorraine Cink and Christina Harrington as they recap their favorite moments of 2017 and what they're excited for 2018!

Join host Christina Harrington as she welcomes Iceman writer Sina Grace! Mixed by Rick Coste

Join hosts Judy Stephens, Christina Harrington, Lorraine Cink, & Heather Antos as they bring you the holiday gift guide! Mixed by Rick Coste

Join hosts Judy Stephens & Lorraine Cink as they chat with the cast of Marvel's Inhumans. Mixed by Rick Coste.

Join hosts Judy Stephens & Christina Harrington as they welcome Boeing's Kavya Kamal Manyapu, Ph.D, Flight Crew Operations and Test Engineer, Starliner Spacecraft to chat space technology!

Join hosts Judy Stephens, Lorraine Cink & Christina Harrington on stage with special guests at the NYCC 2017. Mixed by Rick Coste.

Hosts Judy Stephens and Christina Harrington are joined by Colorist Tamra Bonvillain for a new Voices of Marvel Segment. Mixed by Rick Coste.

In part two of our epic interview, writer Rainbow Rowell talks her plans for Runaways and more!

We go behind the scenes on the set of Marvel's The Defenders with Krysten Ritter, Mike Colter and more!

Its time for our 150th Episode! We bring together hosts Judy Stephens, Sana Amanat, Christina Strain and Lorraine Cink to look back at our favorite moments of the podcast!

We are LIVE from San Diego Comic-Con with Judy Stephens, Sana Amanat, Lorraine Cink, Margaret Stool, Rainbow Rowell, Christina Strain, Mariko Tamaki and Alanna Smith!

The Women of Marvel are getting ready for SDCC! Our panel is Sunday at 12:30pm PT in room 6DE.

We welcome a new member to the Women of Marvel family as we chat marketing and comics with Andrea Towers!

Join host Judy Stephens & Christina Harrington as they welcome Jackie Faherty from the American Museum of Natural History to chat space, astrophysics and Manhattanhedge!

Join the Women of Marvel as they welcome the Secret Empire editors to chat the series, upcoming teases and more!

It's a Spidey filled podcast as we welcome Spidey Zine creator Hannah Blumenreich and Assistant Editor Allison Stock to the podcast!

We welcome the costume designer of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Amanda Riley, to chat joining the team and Madame Hydra!

Join a special This Week in Women of Marvel Podcast as we continue our chat with Aj Mendez!

We're joined by screenwriter and comics writer Nicole Perlman for new installment of our Voices of Marvel segment!

We continue the conversation about the history of women in comics with our roundtable discussion with guests Lorraine Cink & Christina Harrington!

In honor of Women's History Month we bring you a special podcast featuring comics historian Trina Robbins and Greg Young of the Bowery Boys, plus special guests!

For this week's podcast, host Judy Stephens is joined by Harold Meachum himself, David Wenham, to chat about Marvel's Iron Fist, becoming a billionaire and more!

Get prepared for Marvel's Iron Fist with the Women of Marvel Reading Guide!

For this week's podcast, host Judy Stephens is joined by Jeremie Harris from Legion on FX, who plays Ptonomy Wallace, a "memory artist."

Writer Gabby Rivera joins the Podcast to chat America Chavez!

We're joined by the authors of the Unbeatable Squirrel Girl YA book, Shannon and Dean Hale to chat writing, squirrels and more!

The Women of Marvel are joined by X-Men editor Daniel Ketchum to introduce you to David Haller, aka Legion, from the comics. Legion, the new original series from FX and Marvel, premieres February 8th 10 PM on FX.

The Women of Marvel welcome the Director of Outreach for Columbia University’s Department of Astronomy to talk science outreach, fashion and more!

For this week's podcast, hosts Judy Stephens and Sana Amanat welcome Margaret Stohl, writer of Mighty Captain Marvel and Black Widow: Forever Red, to the podcast to chat Carol after Civil War II, writing comics and more!

Go behind the scenes of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. with Costume Designer Ann Foley and VFX Producer Sabrina Arnold as they chat Ghost Rider!

The author of Doctor Strange: The Fate of Dreams joins the Women of Marvel Podcast!

Join the Women of Marvel as they highlight their favorite moments and podcasts from 2016, plus tease what’s upcoming in 2017!

Madison Reinhart, Hannah Macdonald and Christine Dinh from Marvel's West Coast office join the Podcast!

World of Wakanda Writer joins the Podcast to chat poetry, tips for new writers and more!

Natalia Cordova Buckley & Elizabeth Henstridge return to the podcast to chat S4, Slingshot and more!

The ladies of S.H.I.E.L.D. join the podcast to chat Season 4, working with Gabriel Luna, costume updates and more!

The hosts of the Women of Marvel podcast round up a few of their favorite things to help make your holiday gift giving extra Marvel-ous!

Go behind the scenes of Marvel's Luke Cage with Line Producer Gail Barringer!

We welcome the Kathreen Khavari, voice actor of Ms. Marvel from Marvel's Avengers: Ultron Revolution, to the podcast!

For our special Doctor Strange episode we welcome Rachel McAdams to chat her role and working with Benedict. Plus we welcome the editors of the comics to introduce you to the character and chat the upcoming series!

We are LIVE at the Black Widow: Red Vengeance Book Tour from the Barnes & Noble at the Grove in Los Angeles with Margaret Stohl, Shannon and Dean Hale, Ann Foley, Ryan North, Lorraine Cink and Judy Stephens!

To celebrate Costoberfest and the Marvel Cosplay Cover Variants of 2016, we welcome Lauren from Castle Corsetry to the podcast to chat her business, making the Mockingbird costume and more!

We are LIVE from the Women of Marvel panel at New York Comic Con 2016!

For this special episode we welcome Mahershala Ali from Marvel's Luke Cage to the podcast to chat Cottonmouth, Harlem's Paradise and more!

We welcome World of Wakanda writer, Roxane Gay, to the Marvel Universe and the Women of Marvel podcast!

Get ready for the release of Marvel's Luke Cage as we chat to Misty Knight herself, Simone Missick, plus four marvelous ladies from behind the scenes!

Assistant Video Editor Laura Kammermann joins the podcast to chat her former internship, logo design and more!

We welcome Dr. Eugenia Gold, a recent graduate of America Museum of Natural History’s Richard Gilder Graduate School, who's research on living dinosaurs is now featured in the new exhibit Dinosaurs Among Us!

Voice actress and owner of the geek-chic fashion line, Her Universe, Ashley Eckstein joins Judy Stephens and Lorraine Cink to talk her new clothing line with Hop Topic, being a fan-girl herself and more!

From writing the powerful team of A-Force to the tough as nails Kate Bishop, Kelly Thompson joins the Women of Marvel for an installment of the Voices of Marvel.

Jack Kirby's Grand Daughter Jillian Kirby joins us on the podcast to talk the Kirby legacy, her foundation and more!

We're joined by a few of the fierce women of Marvel's Los Angeles office from the Themed Entertainment, Games and Animation teams!

We welcome scientists and team members from the Atlas Project at CERN to chat their love of Marvel plus CERN's outreach program to get more people interested in science!

Chris & Ruth Gage, the writing team of Captain Marvel, joins us to chat their writing process, working on Daredevil and more!

We are live from the Women of Marvel Panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2016 with special guests Chloe Bennet, Ming-Na Wen, Elizabeth Henstridge, Ann Foley and more!

Judy Stephens & Sana Amanat, with guest host Lorraine Cink, chat Riri as Iron Man, the Spider-Man event and more all coming this fall with Marvel NOW!

Lorraine Cink & Tamara Krinsky, Hosts of Marvel LIVE at SDCC, join Judy Stephens to chat how they prepare for Comic-Con, plus their favorite moments in years past!

We continue the Voices of Marvel series for the podcast as we welcome long-time comics writer Greg Pak to chat about writing the Hulk, his film background and being a Korean-American in the comics industry!

Taryn O’Neill, Tamara Krinsky and Gia Mora of the Scirens join Judy Stephens and Lorraine Cink to chat women in science and more!

We say goodbye to our fellow Women of Marvel host Emily Shaw as she leaves Marvel and embarks to study for her MBA!

The Women of Marvel are LIVE for their 100th episode featuring Sana Amanat, Judy Stephens, Lorraine Cink, Stephanie Maslonsky, Toni Barton and Nik Virella!

The Mockingbird writer joins the Women of Marvel Podcast to chat the Portland comic scene, bringing brought into the comic world and what drew her to Mockingbird!

In honor of Summer X Games, we welcome Lizzie Armanto, an America Professional Skateboarder and X Games Skatepark Gold Medalist!

The Women of Marvel are joined by the writer of Civil War II, Brian Michael Bendis, for the next installment of the Voices of Marvel!

We're live from Yallwest in Santa Monica, April 30th 2016, with Sana Amanat, Judy Stephens, Marguerite Bennett, Lindsey Allen, Gigi Melton, Ann Foley, Lorraine Cink, Shannon Hale and Margaret Stohl!

We welcome to the podcast Emily VanCamp, Elizabeth Olsen, Judianna Makovsky and Heidi Moneymaker, the women of Marvel's Captain America: Civil War, in theaters now!

Get ready for the release of Civil War II in June with the Women of Marvel Civil War Reading Guide!

We're joined by YouTuber Comicbookgirl19 as we chat Marvel's Off the Rack, on Verizon's Go90 App, her love of comics, breaking into YouTube and more!

We go behind the scenes at Marvel's Daredevil as we talk to Show Runner Marco Ramirez, Costume Designer Lorraine Calvert, set Decorator Stephanie Bowen and Head Hair Kat Drazen!

Join the Women of Marvel as we introduce a new segment, Voices of Marvel, on the Women of Marvel with Ta-Nehisi Coates, the All-New All-Different Black Panther Writer!

Ming-Na Wen and Adrianne Palicki join the Women of Marvel Podcast to chat Season 3 of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., stunts, costumes and more!

We chat to Sana Amanat about her experience visiting the White House and meeting President Obama! Plus we're live from c2e2 with the Women of Marvel Panel!

Enter Hell's Kitchen with the Women of Marvel as we chat with Deborah Ann Woll, our own Karen Page, plus we're joined by two new Women of Marvel, Elodie Yung, Elektra herself and Elodie's Stunt Double, Lauren Mary Kim.

We're back with an update on the All-New Comics You should be reading, SnapChat, Women of Power Marvel Games Event and more!

We go behind the scenes at "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." with Maurissa Tancharoen (Showrunner), Lauren LeFranc (writer), Monica Breen (writer) and Sarina Arnold (Visual Effects Producer)!

The Women of Marvel take you behind the scenes of Marvel's Agent Carter with Gigi Melton, (Costume Designer), Sara White (Line Producer) and Sheena Duggal (Visual Effects Supervisor)!

Whitney Frost and Dottie Underwood from Marvel's Agent Carter join the podcast to chat being villains and more!

Curator Susan Perkins of "The Secret World Inside You" at the American Museum of Natural History in NYC joins the Women of Marvel!

We're joined by special guests Fashion Designer Viktor Luna and Photographer Sophy Holland as New York gears up for Fashion Week!

We're joined by four of the new assistant editors at Marvel to chat All-New All-Different comics!

Join the Women of Marvel as we're welcomed into the Agent Carter writing room with show-runners Tara Butters and Michele Fazekas, plus writers Lindsey Allen and Sue Chung!

The Women of Marvel are honored to be joined by Hayley Atwell to chat Peggy Carter, Marvel fans, and more as we gear up for the first episode of "Marvel's Agent Carter" Season 2!

Join the Women of Marvel as we recap our amazing 2015 year including 50 podcasts, events and more. Plus we tease whats to come in 2016!

The Women of ESPNw join the podcast to chat the Impact25 Covers, the impact of EPSNw and more!

Get all read up with the Star Wars comics as we chat to Editor Jordan D. White and Assistant Editor Heather Antos in preparation for the release of the new film!

We're joined by Chloe Bennet and Elizabeth Henstridge for our first special Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!

The Women of Marvel are joined by Marvel's Jessica Jones costume designer, Stephanie Maslansky, to chat her road to Marvel, life on set and more!

The hosts of the Women of Marvel podcast round up a few of their favorite things to help make your holiday gift giving extra Marvel-ous!

Get ready for the premiere of Marvel's Jessica Jones on Netflix November 20 with the Women of Marvel Jessica Jones Reading Guide!

The Women of Marvel welcome voice actor Shanta Parasuraman and executive producer Anji Cornette from GraphicAudio to chat about bringing to life Ms. Marvel.

Cosplayer Caitlin of Contagious Costuming joins the Women of Marvel to talk prop making and painting herself green, plus we're joined by the band Married with Sea Monsters as we debut the Official Women of Marvel Podcast Song!

The Women of Marvel are live from San Francisco & Los Angeles on Margaret Stohl's "Black Widow: Forever Red" Book Tour! Including guests Margaret Stohl, Marguerite Bennett, Ann Foley, Lorraine Cink, and Sabrina Tahir!

Join the Women of Marvel LIVE from NYCC 2015 as welcome guests, chat costumes and ask questions from the audience!

Welcome to Part 2 of the Marvel Method, How to Design a Character, with cosplayers Jay Justice and Yashuntutun, as we walk through the steps to cosplaying a character!

Photographer and Cosplayer, Nicole Ciaramella joins the Women of Marvel to discusses preparing for a convention, working NYCC and tips for budding photographers!

Dive into the Voice Acting world with Vanessa Marshall, the voice actress of Gamora from Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy on Disney XD! We chat recording, tips and what its like to be green!

Join Sana Amanat and Emily Shaw as they discuss the process to Designing A Super Hero Uniform in Part 1 of the Marvel Method: How to Design a Super Hero. Plus we answer Q&A from fellow listeners and announce upcoming events!

Clare Kramer joins the Women of Marvel podcast to chat podcasts, Geeknation, working in the industry and more, live from DragonCon!

Executive Editor, Tom Brevoort kicks off our new series, Marvel Method, to talk about How To Edit Comics, plus being an intern in 1989's Marvel HQ.

The Women of Marvel welcome Margaret Stohl, author of the YA book Black Widow, to chat about the project, writing, and how stoked she is to be working with Marvel!

Join the Women of Marvel as we welcome our own Lady Lawyers to the podcast as we chat digital law, working at Marvel, cats and more!

Join the Women of Marvel as we answer your questions about Civil War, Scarlet Witch, Ms. Marvel and more!

Host Judy Stephens is joined by fellow previous Marvel Interns, Liz Rand and Chloe Wilson, to talk about how they transitioned to full time Marvel Employees (read=family), plus advice for readers interested in interning at Marvel!

Join the Women of Marvel as we're joined by Jenny Whitlock, the Vice President of TV Marketing, to chat about her Disney career and marketing world!

In honor of Fan Girl Friday, we're joined by Kate Murphy, a fellow comic fan who focused her High School junior year science project on studying the female gender roles in Marvel comics from the Silver Age to the Present!

Live from San Diego Comic-Con join Judy Stephens, Sana Amanat, Adri Cowan and all the ladies from the Women of Marvel Panel as we chat Captain Marvel, Marvel TV and more!

Join the Women of Marvel with special guest Editor Wil Moss as we chat Scott Lang, Hank Pym and Ant-Man to gear up for the release of Marvel's Ant-Man on July 17!

The Women of Marvel gather to say thank you to Kelly Sue DeConnick for an amazing run on Captain Marvel!

With the announcement of the new Captain Marvel creative team, we're joined by Tara Butters and Michele Fazekas to talk about how they became part of the project and the story they look to take Carol on!

As we celebrate our 50th episode, we're joined by designers Summer Lacy and Kat Sherman to chat about the design life!

We are joined by Victoria Alonso, EVP, Visual Effects and Post Production, to chat about the Ant-Man Micro-Tech Challenge! Plus stay tuned for the Book Con Panel with Adri Cowan and YA Author Magaret Stohl!

The Women of Marvel gather to spotlight June releases as part of Secret Wars, including Thors #1, Runaways #1 and Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps #1. Plus we're joined by Jenna Busch from an interview during ACBC last month!

A double interview episode this week featuring a discussion about A-Force with writer Marguerite Bennett and Allen Hansard of the Super Hero Costuming Forum talking about cosplay!

LIVE from Atlantic City Boardwalk Con! Join panelists Judy Stephens, Sana Amanat, Katie Kubert, and Lorraine Cink as we chat comics, announcements and take Q&A from the audience!

We welcome Game of Thrones' Hannah Murray as we chat about her new movie and past roles, plus Judy Stephens gives you the low down on ACBC 2015.

Join the Women of Marvel as we break down Secret Wars and give you the scoop of how to prepare and what to read!

We chat with our fellow host Judy Stephens about how she came to be at Marvel and her Producer job, plus a special interview with "Marvel's Daredevil" star Ayelet Zurer!

Join us for a chat about costumes and designs with Ann Foley, "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." Costume Designer, as she gears up for C2E2!

We're joined by Deborah Ann Woll from "Marvel's Daredevil" to talk Karen Page, the Netflix series and her love of table-top gaming!

The Women of Marvel are back for a Spring recap of the team and a Daredevil Intro Course. Plus we welcome guests Lorraine Cink and Tamara Krinsky to chat about Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron World Premiere and Red Carpet live on Marvel.com April 13!

Clark Gregg from "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." joins the Women of Marvel to chat about his female role models and his daughter growing up in the tech world!

Stacey Lee, artist of the Uncanny X-Men #33 variant cover, talks the happy accidents that got her into comics for our Women's History Month series!

Ming Doyle joins the podcast for another Women of Marvel Cover Variant Month special to chat about her background as an illustrator and becoming a writer for comics!

Continuing our Women of Marvel Cover Variant Month series, we welcome Afua Richardson, artist of the Captain Marvel variant, to chat about breaking in to comics and her music career!

Gameloft's Tatiana Nahai joins the Women of Marvel to chat "Spider-Man Unlimited," working in the gaming industry and more!

We kick off our Women of Marvel Variant Program interview series with Janet Lee, an artist who specializes in decoupage, plus won an Eisner on her first comic!

Cosplayer Abby Dark-Star joins Women of Marvel host Judy Stephens to talk about growing up in the nerd community, cosplay and more!

What does a Social Media Manager do? Host Adri Cowan talks to the Women of Marvel about what her day-to-day job is, how she got started in social media, and good tips to start building your brand!

Legendary Woman of Marvel Ann Nocenti joins the show to talk the creation of Typhoid Mary, moving from editor to writer and her dive into kung fu fighting!

Live from Wizard World Portland Comic Con, Katee Sackhoff joins host Judy Stephens to chat about her acting career, playing strong female characters, and what she geeks out about!

The Women of Marvel Hosts, Sana Amanat & Judy Stephens, welcome a new host, Emily Shaw, to the podcast, plus sit down to discuss possible 2015 Eisner Nominations!

We say goodbye to Jeanine Schaefer! Join hosts Sana Amanat and Judy Stephens, plus guests Katie Kubert and Emily Shaw, as we celebrate Jeanine on her time at Marvel and with the Women of Marvel, and wish her good luck on her future adventures as she ...

Hosts Adri Cowan and Judy Stephens are joined by world-known Cosplayer Yaya Han to chat about starting your own business and creating a successful brand.

Hosts Adri Cowan and Judy Stephens are joined by Daniele Campbell, Vice President of CRM for Marvel Digital Media Group, to chat about her career and the Marvel life!

The Women of Marvel, Sana Amanat, Adri Cowan, Jeanine Schaefer and Judy Stephens gather to talk their favorite moments of 2014 and tease upcoming in 2015!

Tune in with hosts Adri Cowan, Jeanine Schaefer, Sana Amanat and Judy Stephens for our first Reading Circle with the Women of Marvel Podcast covering Ms. Marvel #1!

Hosts Adri Cowan and Judy Stephens are joined by Anji Cornette, Executive Producer of Graphic Audio about being a woman working in the audio industry!

Writers Kieron Gillen and Marguerite Bennett join hosts Judy Stephens and Jeanine Schaefer for this week's Reading Circle on Angela: Asgard's Assassin #1 to chat about the book and their writing process!

Live from Reno Comic Con, Cosplayer WindOfTheStars talks her love of Storm and Cosplayer with host Judy Stephens.

Welcome the First Annual Women of Marvel Gift Guide with hosts Adri Cowan, Judy Stephens, Jeanine Schaefer and Sana Amanat with guest Lorraine Cink!

Join hosts Adri Cowan, Judy Stephens, Sana Amanat and Jeanine Schaefer as they wish Editor Ellie Pyle a goodbye after her successful four years at Marvel!

Join hosts Adri Cowan and Judy Stephens with editors Jake Thomas and Daniel Ketchum for the Axis #1 Women of Marvel Reading Circle!

Join host Judy Stephens as she welcomes CERN Scientists, Steven Goldfarb and Kyle Cranmer, to talk about science in the real world and in the Marvel Universe!

Join hosts Adri Cowan, Judy Stephens, Sana Amanat and Jeanine Schaefer as we recap the Women of Marvel Panel at New York Comic Con and talk about our favorite moments at the convention were!

Join hosts Adri Cowan and Judy Stephens as they chat with Marvel's The Watcher Host, Lorraine Cink!

Join hosts Adri Cowan, Judy Stephens and Sana Amanat as they talk Angela and writing with Marguerite Bennett!

Hosts Judy Stephens, Adri Cowan & Jeanine Schaefer, with guest host Katie Kubert discuss She-Hulk #1 for the Women of Marvel Reading Circle!

Join hosts Adri Cowan and Judy Stephens as they talk writing with Marvel Animation's Danielle Wolff!

Tune in with hosts Judy Stephens, Adri Cowan, Sana Amanat and Jeanine Schaefer as they welcome Katie Kubert, Ellie Pyle, Emily Shaw and Jen Grunwald to talk about being an editor at Marvel!

Tune in with Judy Stephens and Special Guests Kelly Sue DeConnick and Carol Corps Members Becca Burley, Kaitlyn Sudol, Jennifer Russi, Alyssa Jackson and Scott Fogg as they talk Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps at DragonCon.

Tune into this special edition of the Women of Marvel Podcast from the San Diego Comic-Con 2014 Panel featuring panelists Judy Stephens, Lorraine Cink, Adri Cowan, Victoria Alonso, Alexis Audtiore, Katie Cook, Rachelle Rosenberg, Erica Schultz, Joanna ...

Tune in with hosts Adri Cowan, Jeanine Schaefer, and Judy Stephens with special guest Daniel Ketchum for our second Reading Circle with the Women of Marvel Podcast covering Storm #1!

Tune in to hear all about what an Editor at Marvel Comics does with co-hosts Sana Amanat, Jeanine Schaefer, Adri Cowan and Judy Stephens!

Hosts Adri Cowan and Judy Stephens invite professional cosplayer Yaya Han to join the Women of Marvel to talk cosplay and San Diego Comic-Con!

We end our special Eisner Awards Spotlight of the Women of Marvel Podcast with Emma Rios!

We continue our special Eisner Awards Spotlight of the Women of Marvel Podcast with Mike Del Mundo!

We continue our special Eisner Awards Spotlight of the Women of Marvel Podcast with Chris Samnee!

We kick off our special Eisner Awards Spotlight of the Women of Marvel Podcast with Kelly Sue Deconnick!

Join Marvel.com hosts Adri Cowan & Judy Stephens with Marvel Comics Editors Sana Amanat & Jeanine Schaefer as we welcome you to the Women of Marvel Podcast!