Podcasts about batman immortal

As if Gotham City weren't drab and gloomy enough… this past week, comic book fans lost one of the brightest lights they have ever known. The brilliant Kevin Conroy, the man who brought the Dark Knight Detective to life, has sadly passed away. His was the definitive portrayal of Batman for Jon & Charlie both, and they mourn his loss and wax poetic over all he's done. AAWA, DC has a Gunn, and they're not afraid to use it, while performers, writers and production talent are stepping away from projects like it's going out of style.

Two icons come together for the creation of the short film: Batman Immortal. Taking a unique approach — told through the eyes of Alfred Pennyworth — inspirational Cosplayer SaadleUp takes the helm of The Dark Knight, written & directed by the visionary Jason Honeycutt — and this week, I've been given the opportunity to sit down with them both to discuss. Get the inner workings on the film — past, present & future — while learning about just who SaadleUp is, how he got started in cosplay, his approach to acting, and exclusive personal details on the man behind the mask. Jason Honeycutt reveals the hardest parts of the making of the film, we learn about how his career began, details of film making, and a comic book future? This & so much more on this weeks episode of the Side Projekt Podcast. ▾ Cosplay Of The Week!: ▾ http://instagram.com/Koruption_Kosplay _____________ ►

Episode 13 baby LET'S GO!This one is an absolute ripper.We're talking Immortal Animals, Are Polar Bears Actually Black? The Most Horrifying Coming Of Age Ceremony and the REAL Reason Pirates Wore Eye Patches. All this and more, you lucky bastards...Dad Jokes Galore, our world famous Would You Rather questions and just an all round good time.Enjoy!B&P x**GIVEAWAY LINK** https://byronandpace.ck.page/manscapedSubmit your stories here: https://lu.ma/byronandpaceListen to us here: - Spotify - Apple Follow us here: - Instagram - TikTok - Subscribe to the YouTube channel!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vincent records Kenn and Sean's reaction to his work on the epic BATMAN IMMORTAL trailer, which is OUT NOW! Watch on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/weareprojectbatman! Watch for yourself! Spread it like Abbadon!

For the (belated) inaugural installment of Four-Color Flashback 2018, wherein Paul and Arlo will be discussing a different classic superhero story each month, they've recruited their old pal Kenn Edwards to help them discuss Batman: A Death in the Family by writer Jim Starlin and artist Jim Aparo. Kenn knows a thing or two about the Caped Crusader, having been part of the Batman Immortal fan film project. However, he's never read this particular story, in which the Joker savagely beats Robin to death. That puts him on equal footing with our hosts: it's one of Arlo's blind spots and Paul hasn't read it since it was published in 1988. They're all a little shocked by how anachronistic its goofy plotting and dialogue seem given its release in a post-Dark Knight Returns landscape. Superhero comics were starting to mature, and this one feels like it may have gotten left behind. The gang discusses the impact of Robin's death; whether Bruce’s hypocrisy is a bug or a feature; the ludicrous political implications of the Joker’s scheme; and why the follow-up story A Lonely Place of Dying is much better. Plus, Arlo is still watching Disney cartoons. Next: be vewwy, vewwy quiet. The boys and their pal Nate Curtiss are hunting Krasinskis for a discussion of A Quiet Place.   THE BREAKDOWN Intro / Banter (00:00 - 30:05) Main Topic (30:05 - 1:42:44) Four-Color Flashback Schedule (1:42:44 - 1:50:24) Outro / Next Week (1:50:24 - 1:57:53)

The guys plea for your attention, discuss possibilities for the upcoming video blog, Dean Trippe's Something Terrible, the full-length Star Wars fan-film Threads of Destiny, and new ideas and animation brought forth by Sean's storyboarding! Follow us on twitter @Project_Batman. Email the show at weareprojectbatman@gmail.com. Like us on Facebook (Project Batman, the Batman: Immortal fan-film project). Follow our new Instagram account! Handle: weareprojectbatman!

It's here. Finally, after a year of writing and a month of difficulties, the Batman Immortal official screenplay comes to life in this energetic table read. Containing scores from "Batman: The Animated Series" as well as two original compositions by Vincent Ottobre, a temp soundtrack is added for a true cinematic feel. Read along with us by downloading the .pdf at batmanimmortal/com/read-the-screenplay and join us in our presentation of what we hope, in a few short years, will be the best Batman film to grace the world's eyes for years to come.

After finishing their latest edits, Project Batman sends copies of Batman: Immortal to Paul & AJ of the esteemed podcast Gobbledygeek to read through the script from the geekiest of perspectives, inspecting for anything the boys might have missed. Do they lock in a final version of the script after the call? You'll have to listen to find out! Check out all the nerdy goodness Gobbledygeek is up to at gobbledygeekpodcast.com!

Kenn sits down with regulars on his other podcast (So Let's Get To The Point), Tom & Rosy Wagoner, to get their reactions after reading the Batman: Immortal script.

The first act of Batman: Immortal begins to bloom!

The first act of "Batman: Immortal" is put together by arranging the planned scenes on flash cards.