Forty years after RAD became one of the most beloved cult classics in BMX and pop culture, the race continues with Helltrack. In this episode, editor Todd Seligman joins the Bandits to discuss the new Kickstarter-funded graphic novel that serves as the official sequel to the iconic 1986 film. Todd shares how the project came together with the original filmmakers and cast, the challenge of honoring a fan-favorite movie while telling a fresh story, and what readers can expect from Cru Jones' return to the legendary Helltrack. The conversation also explores the creative process behind assembling the comic, the all-star creative team, and why this long-awaited continuation is the perfect way to celebrate the film's 40th anniversary.

You can back Helltrack until July 3 here: kck.st/4unadHW.

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Rodney Coleman thinks he’s dreaming of a faraway planet—until he discovers he isn’t the only one. In this episode, writer Mark Russell and artist Russ Braun join the Bandits to discuss The Forgotten Divine, their new AHOY Comics project now crowdfunding on Kickstarter. The story follows an unhoused veteran whose shared visions explore themes of connection and belief, and eventually draws him toward conspiracy, paranoia, and possible revelation. Mark and Russ talk about building the project’s strange emotional core, balancing empathy with unease, collaborating on a story that moves from heartfelt human connection into cosmic uncertainty, and why Kickstarter was the right way to bring this ambitious new graphic novel to readers.

You have until July 2 to back the project here: http://kck.st/4utV3Rg.

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From Super Spy and MIND MGMT to BRZRKR and beyond, Matt Kindt has built a career defined by inventive storytelling and a fiercely independent creative spirit. In this episode, Matt reflects on his journey from discovering comics to becoming one of the medium's most distinctive writer-artists, discussing the influences and philosophies that shaped works like Pistolwhip and Fort Psycho. He shares insights into balancing the roles of writer and artist, collaborating with creative partners, and crafting narratives that blend emotion, espionage, and experimentation. The conversation also explores his work on BRZRKR and takes a deep dive into Flux House, his creator-focused imprint now partnering with Oni Press, including its "100% human-made" ethos, its expanding line of titles, and Matt's vision for fostering bold new voices and stories in #comics.

The first issue of the new MIND MGMT series, New & Improved, comes out today! You can follow Matt on his Flux House site, mattkindtshop.com, on Instagram @matt.kindt.for.real, or X @mattkindt.

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