Dollar Bin Bandits

Terry Dodson

Dollar Bin Bandits Season 5 Episode 60

We're delivering the fireworks early, as we sit down with acclaimed artist Terry Dodson to explore his remarkable 30+ year career! From the early days breaking in during the 90s to his current collaboration with Matt Fraction on the pulp-inspired Adventureman, Terry opens up about developing his signature style, his creative partnership with wife Rachel, and the challenges of drawing some of comics' most beloved characters including Wonder Woman, Spider-Man, and Harley Quinn. We dive deep into his approach to character design, discuss memorable projects with Mark Millar and Kevin Smith, and get the inside story on everything from redesigning Count Chocula to the visual storytelling complexities of Adventureman's multiple timelines. Terry also shares insights into his collaborative process with top-tier writers and gives us a preview of what's coming up in Adventureman: Family Tree.


Speaking of which, the third issue of Adventureman: Family Tree comes out today, 7/2/25! And if you missed the announcement, Terry's also drawing the upcoming Wonder Woman/Captain America crossover written by Chip Zdarsky. Check them out!


You can follow Terry primarily on Instagram and Bluesky @terrydodsonart.

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