Angélique Roché invites Marvel Editor Chris Robinson to share their love for the 2010’s best & brightest new young character: Lunella Lafayette, a.k.a. Moon Girl.

TV writer, critic, and host of pop culture podcast, Keep It!, Ira Madison III reminisces with Angélique Roché about collecting back issues of his favorite comics growing up.

Angélique Roché is joined by Ashley Irving, from Marvel’s Content Development team, they talk their shared love for all things 2000’s, including The Runaways: an eclectic group of teens, and deinonychus, on the run from their evil parents.

Author Preeti Chhibber can barely contain her excitement as she shares a secret with Angélique: she published a book for Marvel’s Spider-Man: Far From Home. Check out Preeti’s book “Spider-Man: Far From Home: Peter and Ned's Ultimate Travel Journal”

We’re chatting about Bishop, one of our favorite 1990’s Marvel characters who’s known for time traveling, no-nonsense attitude and colorful bandanas. With the help of Marvel Comics Assistant Editor Chris Robinson.

Ashley Irving, from Marvel’s Content Development team, shares why Monica Rambeau’s light shined all throughout the 1980s. They talk about Monica’s memorable debut in The Amazing Spider-man Annual #16, as well as her ascent to leading the Avengers.

Comedian Janelle James talks about her personalized comedy style relates to the human storytelling in comics. Check out https://www.janellejamescomedy.com for more info on Janelle’s specials and upcoming shows.

Ashley Irving, from Marvel’s Content Development team, discuss one of the most iconic characters to debut in the 1970s: Ororo Monroe, a.k.a. Storm. Angélique and Ashley discuss Storm’s enduring legacy.

Tony Award-winner James Monroe Iglehart joins Marvel’s Voices host Angélique Roché to talk about his passion for X-Men comics, and his strong feelings on Scott Summers, a.k.a. Cyclops. Check out James’ Spider-Man story in MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS #3!

Assistant Editor Chris Robinson talks with Marvel’s Voices host Angélique Roché about his job and daily duties as an editor at Marvel Comics.

Actress Lyrica Okano talks with Marvel’s Voices host Angélique Roché about playing an Asian-American hero, “Nico Minoru” on Marvel’s Runaways. Watch Marvel’s Runaways Seasons 1 and 2 now streaming on Hulu. And check out The Marvel After Show podcast!

Actress Kimiko Glenn talks with Marvel’s Voices host Angélique Roché about how she embraces identity in her roles in film and TV. Hear Kimiko as ‘Peni Parker’ in Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse! And see her in “The Guest Book” now streaming on TBS

Saladin Ahmed, writer of the upcoming MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN comic series, talks with Marvel’s Voices host Angélique Roché, about what readers can expect from the teenage Spider-Man in his new solo series!

Saladin Ahmed, writer of BLACK BOLT, EXILES, and the upcoming series, MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN, talks with Marvel’s Voices host Angélique Roché about how he integrates humanizing narratives to bring his comic characters to life.

Iceman writer Sina Grace talks with Marvel’s Voices host Angelique Roche about the relationship between the strength of Bobby Drake’s powers and how his ice form manifests.

Marvel’s Voices host Angélique Roché explains why she likes the work of Saladin Ahmed, writer of EXILES, QUICKSILVER, THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #1, and more! Be on the lookout for Angélique’s full interview with Saladin on an upcoming episode.

Comedian Ronny Chieng, from “The Daily Show” and “Crazy Rich Asians,” talks with Marvel’s Voices host Angélique Roché about how he based the scripts for his new show “Ronny Chieng: International Student” off of his own experience studying abroad.

Marvel’s Voices host Angélique Roché gives a shoutout to Iceman, a.k.a. Bobby Drake, getting a new solo series. The Iceman series is written by Sina Grace, who will be featured in an upcoming episode of the Marvel’s Voices podcast!

Jessica Henwick, who plays Colleen Wing on “Marvel’s Iron Fist” talks with Marvel’s Voices host Angélique Roché about how taking dance classes growing up helped prepare her for a career of learning how to fight on screen.

“Marvel’s Luke Cage” showrunner Cheo Hodari Coker explains why taking risks is necessary for the success of his creative projects. Listen to the FULL interview at marvel.com/podcasts. Watch “Marvel’s Luke Cage” season 2 now streaming on Netflix.