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Loeb (screenwriter of Commando and Teen Wolf) and Sale discuss their collaborative process on the Challengers of the Unknown mini-series, including their cinematic, rules-breaking approach to page layout and storytelling influenced by Loeb's film background and Sale's preference for bold black-and-white design. They address DC's decision to require them to strip profanity and nudity from the series after a policy change, and defend their revisionist take on the Challengers' history.

Loeb and Weisman discuss adapting the Model By Day comic concept into a television movie, navigating the differences between comics storytelling and TV production. They talk about the challenges of bringing a comics sensibility to a mainstream TV audience, the compromises required in the adaptation process, and their experiences working in both comics and Hollywood.

Mark Ellis (former editor-in-chief of Millennium Publications) delivers a lengthy critique of Jeph Loeb's Challengers of the Unknown revival, contrasting it with his own successful Doc Savage revival strategy. ---

An open letter from Lance Jacobs of Raging Rhino Productions argues that Diamond's tightening cancellation windows will destroy independent publishers; Jeph Loeb defends his Challengers of the Unknown mini-series against a critic's review.