Podcasts about Battling Boy

Comics creator and illustrator, Paul Pope joins me to talk about his correspondence with Alex Toth, and what he learned from Toth and his work. We also cover artistic development, quality of line, international appeal, and some of his other influences, like Crepax, Pratt, Moebius, and more. AND - Pope shares news about his Battling Boy.Links below.+++For a daily dose of Toth images, and updates on the program, Follow @alextothindepth on Instagram.+++Alex Toth In Depth is hosted by Paul Fricke, cartoonist and comics instructor at the Minneapolis College of Art & Design since 2012. Email: paul@opaulo.comLinks:• Alex Toth In Depth podcast• Alex Toth In Depth on Youtube• Paul Pope website• Paul Pope instagram• Blood Orange comic - New Day Noir• Blood Orange instagram• opaulo comics, art & music Instagram• Prof Paul instagram• https://linktr.ee/opaulo+++Show bumper music - “Silver Summer” from the album “Hungarian Jazz Rhapsody” used with permission from Mihaly Borbely Quartet+++Audio & video edits by Rudy Brumm - Follow their instagram

This week Ben and Hank talk about some comic books. Wonder Woman: Dead Earth (2020), Battling Boy (2013), Planet Hulk (2010), And Dark Nights: Metal (2017). Email: SaltCirclePodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @SaltCirclePod Hank's Twitter: @ComicPanels The Burning Barrel Discord: discord.gg/jBDGW5j Logo Artist: bellamy.world/

BTG on iTunes Jason and Banana talk about their projects. … Continue reading →

01/04/2014Volvemos a la carga con las prometidas reseñas de juegos de nueva generación, en un podcast un poco más corto de lo que viene siendo habitual porque tenemos mucho material atrasado y hemos decidido apostar por dosificar el contenido en un espacio de tiempo menor.Sí, confío demasiado en nosotros mismos.SUMARIOCOMENTARIOS (desde 8'30" hasta 59'54")ACTUALIDAD Y FLAME:Edición coleccionista de Wolfenstein: The New Order.La compra por parte de Facebook de Oculus Rift.¿Sonyerfall?JUEGOS DE LA "QUINCENA":Ryse: Son of Rome [One] (Crytek/Microsoft, 2013)Titanfall [One] (Respawn/EA, 2014)Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 [PS3, 360, PC] (Mercury Steam/Konami, 2014)CÓMIC:Battling Boy (Paul Pope, 2013)Ajin (Tsunina Miura/Gamon Sakurai, 2012 - x)

Paul Pope’s original graphic novel is discussed and Dad gets a new lawn mower. Dad becomes an instant Pope fan, and Patrick still is trying figure out what this book is…. Next Week: City of Walls

This week we're talking deodorant, Alan Dean Foster, Natascha Encinosa, and Battling Boy. Music for the show provided by Reed Love.

Continuing our First Second Books month, we look at the two-volume Battling Boy prequel series, Rise of the Aurora West and Fall of the House of West. How do these books compare to Battling Boy and what do we hope for in the future of this unique world? Listen to find out! Tell us what […]

2016 looks to be a year where lot's of movies come out at the cinema! So this week we're talking what we're looking forward to most including Civil War, Batman V Superman, Suicide Squad, Rogue One and Mason's personal favourite, The Jungle Book.Also we get into the new images and concept art for Doctor Strange, Krang in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out Of The Shadows, Michael Bay back for Transformers 5, Battling Boy an Voltron coming to Netflix!6:21 New Doctor Strange Images8:00 Krang’s in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Out Of The Shadows9:25 Michael Bay directing Transformers 511:08 New Volton Series heading to Netflx12:49 Battling Boy14:40 Daredevil Season 2 Release Date16.40 Most Anticipated Movies Of 2016February17:30 Deadpool20:15 Zoolander 224:00 Gods Of EgyptMarch27:15 London Has Fallen27:56 Divergent: Alignment28:17 Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Batman V SupermanApril30:27 The Jungle Book34:24 Captain America: Civil WarMay36:25 The Nice Guys38:01 X-Men: ApocalypseJune39:40 TMNT 2: Out Of The Shadows40:48 Now You See Me Too48:15 Warcraft49:20 Independence Day ResurgenceJuly53:07 BFG56:03 The Legend Of Tarzan57:30 Ghostbusters57:58 Star Trek Beyond59:50 Untitled Fifth Bourne FilmAugust1:00:57 Suicide Squad1:03:36 Sausage PartySeptember1:07:57 The Magnificent SevenOctober1:12:15 Gambit1:14:04 Underworld Next Generation1:15:00 Jack Reacher Never Go BackNovember1:16:36 Doctor Strange1:16:49 Fantastic Beasts and Where To Fantastic BeastsDecember1:17:02 Rogue One1:18:33 Assassins Creed1:20:18 Jumanji1:20:23 Single MOST Anticipated Movie Of 20161:22:40 What We Reading/What We Gonna Read1:28:39 Letters It’s Time For Letters1:39:58 Competition WinnerAmazon affiliate link: https://amzn.to/314zyswPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/mrsundaymoviesMr Sunday Movies YouTube Channel: https://goo.gl/lB90W2The Weekly Planet YouTube Channel: https://goo.gl/1ZQFGHFind our T-Shirts here: https://goo.gl/q6gE9C See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey Handsomites! Eric and Robbie are back, and they are talking about Aurora West! They discuss Haggard’s transition to a sitcom dad, the monsters’ motivations, and how it compares to the original Battling Boy! They also review Art Ops #1 and Howling Commandos of SHIELD #1! Weekly Floppies Art Ops #1 Howling Commandos of SHIELD […] The post 120 – The Fall of the House of West by Paul Pope, JT Petty, & David Rubin appeared first on Handsome Boys Comics Hour.

Today we answer all the questions you never wanted answers to as we talk about Straight Outta 80's, the joy of Hitman, Marvel Splits, Borderlands, Wes Craven, Galaxy Quest TV, Ball stays locked on Fox, Emperor, Battling Boy, Blood Brothers, Brides and blood turds, Tolkien's Kullervo/Kalervo, and Five Night's at Freddy's da Movie. So hit that glass elevator button, it's time for a Geek Shock!

(NSFW!) RIP Rod. Deadpool trailer. Reactron. Gods and Secrets. GOT 8 seasons. Netflix. Casting news. Fera the Walking Dead. Crow is dead. Battling Boy. Dennis the Dentist. Re-rooted. Your questions. Lots more.

(NSFW!) RIP Rod. Deadpool trailer. Reactron. Gods and Secrets. GOT 8 seasons. Netflix. Casting news. Fera the Walking Dead. Crow is dead. Battling Boy. Dennis the Dentist. Re-rooted. Your questions. Lots more.

Anthony and Andrew discuss five of this year's Academy Award nominees for screenplay, including: The Grand Budapest HotelFoxcatcherAmerican SniperNightcrawlerand Birdman Plus a look at some past winners and nominees and what it might really mean for a writer to win an Oscar. As always, they talk about what they're writing, and what they're reading, with a focus on the comics Mind MGMT and Battling Boy.

This week on The Comics Alternative, the Two Guys with PhDs (who talk about comics) start off with a veritable love-fest of Paul Pope comics. They begin by looking at two recent titles, The Rise of Aurora West (First Second) and Escapo (Z2 Comics). The first, co-written with J.T. Petty and with art by David Rubín, is a follow up to last year's Battling Boy, although it is not a sequel to that earlier narrative, but a prequel. Here we are introduced to the exploits of the daughter, and young apprentice, of the adventuresome Haggard West. We see Aurora's early development, the origins of Acropolis' monster problem, and the full extent of Haggard's crime-fighting acumen. All of this is presented in Rubín's action-soaked black-and-white illustrations that, while distinct from Pope's style, reads as a visual relative to the earlier Battling Boy. Next, Derek and Andy discuss Escapo, stories and art that were originally created between 1996 and 1998 -- early Paul Pope, reminiscent of what you'll find in One Trick Rip-Off + Deep Cuts -- but now is presented in a beautiful hardbound edition in the tradition of the French bande dessinée format. The two stories that make up the core of the book surround the adventures of Vic, a young circus performer who is a modern-day Houdini, able to escape from any trap that is laid out for him, no matter how elaborate. In this way, and much like Aurora West, Vic is an adventure hero. The book includes sketches, other bonus material, and Escapo-related pin-up work from a variety of illustrators. The art is given new life through the efforts of Shay Plummer, whose vibrant colors complement the daredevil tone of Pope's story. The guys then go in an entirely different -- and more humorously disturbing -- direction with a comic that is completely new to them. Eyesight, written by Callum MacKenzie and drawn by Alex Hood, is a self-published minicomic that displays the entire DIY effect. Andy and Derek discuss issues #1-3, and they're not sure if they should laugh out loud, stand in bewilderment, or run away in unmitigated terror. This has to be one of the creepiest comics the guys have read lately. But it's a good kind of creepy, the kind that has you coming back for more...after you've cleaned your britches. And it's definitely a work Derek and Andy think their listeners should run out and get. In fact, you can support the creators by visiting their website, http://eyesightcomix.com, and getting your copy of Eyesight.

An interview with Paul Pope, creator of the Battling Boy series, about his new book The Rise of Aurora West.

Marc, Tim, and Jeremiah talk some sweet comics after crab people take over the Earth. Superior by Mark Millar and Leinel Yu, Battling Boy by Paul Pope, and A. Bizarro by Steve Gerber and Mark Bright. Books We Read This Week:   Superior by Mark Millar and Leinel Yu  Battling … Continue reading →

It's time for another episode of The Pullbox Podcast! This month, Kurtis and Michael talk about three unique superhero books; Ex Machina: The First Hundred Years, by Brian K. Vaughn and Tony Harris, Battling Boy, by Paul Pope, and our Reader Pull, Astro City: Life in the Big City, by Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson. Start […]

Editor's Note: After the rough first mix on Acmecast #200, I took extra pains to make this the best sounding episode of our entire run! Jermaine and Stephen OD on Guardians of the Galaxy as they page through July's Previews magazine, wrap up their adventures at HeroesCon 2014, and look forward to a packed midway point of the year! Show Notes: Maris Wicks's She-Hulk piece for the HeroesCon Art Auction! Batman Day: Celebrating 75 Years of the Caped Crusader with Acme Comics & Geeksboro Coffeehouse Cinema on Wednesday, July 23rd from 10 AM - 10 PM! Stuff Said with Gregg Schigiel #16: Jay Faerber, writer of September's Copperhead #1 from Image Comics! God Hates Astronauts creator Ryan Browne's pass at the Acmebat! Battling Boy & father at HeroesCon 2014! Dark Horse Soliciations - Prometheus Fire & Stone #1, Aliens Fire & Stone #1, Star Wars Dark Times Gallery Edition HC and New York Four Dark Horse Edition TP. DC Solicitations - Multiversity Society of Super-Heroes #1, Teen Titans Earth One OGN, Gotham City Sirens Book One TP, Batman the Animated Series Robin figure, Batman Black & White by Dick Sprang statue, Superman Wonder Woman Holiday Kiss mini statue, DC Bombshells Holiday Harley Quinn statue and Batman Kelley Jones Gallery Edition HC. IDW Solicitations - G.I. Joe #1 and John Buscema Silver Surfer Artist Edition HC. Image Solicitations - Roche Limit #1, Copperhead #1 and God Hates Astronauts #1. Marvel Solicitations - Death of Wolverine #1-4, Edge of Spider-Verse #1, All-New X-Men #32, Deadpool & Cable Omnibus HC and Marvels Companion TP. Comics & Graphic Novel Solicitations - Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #1, Sirens #1, Wild's End #1, Teen Dog #1, Alice Cooper #1, DMC OGN, Battling Boy Rise of Aurora West OGN #1, Stumptown #1, Laika OGN, Incredible ChangeBots Two Point Something Something OGN and 75 Years of Marvel Comics HC. Comics at the Table! - the Wicked & the Divine #1, Superman #32, Adventures of Superman #14, Outcast #1, Original Sins #2, Flash Gordon #3 and Stray Bullets Killers #4!

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Recorded on November 24, 2013. Episode 257: Battling Boy Monsters roam through Arcopolis, swallowing children into the horrors of their shadowy underworld. Only one man is a match for them – the genius vigilante Haggard West. Unfortunately, Haggard West is dead. Arcopolis is desperate, but when its salvation comes in the form of a twelve-year-old … Continue reading

Join Adam, Shawn and Tee as they discuss their top graphic novels of this year! Sparked by The Washington Post article about the Top 10 Graphic Novels of 2013, the gang agrees with a few of the choices but is surprised by some of the titles that were omitted. Their favorites include The Fifth Beatle, Hip Hop Family Tree, Battling Boy, and March. Jump in and join the fun. And, if you don’t get it, you don’t get it.

Stephanie Brown is back, Comic Book sales are up and Bat Kid gives us hope in the new podcast about the news that's been going on in the comic book work and the answering of several amazing listener questions. Books of the Week include: Batman: Arkham Origins, The Wolf Among Us, Battling Boy, The Girl Who Owned A City, Bee Vixens From Mars, B.P.R.D. Vampire, Mike Norton’s The Curse, The Rocketeer: Pulp Friction, Batgirl, World’s Finest, Rocket Girl, Ultimate Comics, Umbral, Batman, Unity and more.

We sit down with the Battling Boy cartoonist at one of his favorite New York City haunts to discuss just about everything. There's mythology, filmmaking, giant robots and superhero archetypes.

At this year's New York Comic Con, Mike had the opportunity to sit and chat with Paul Pope about his latest work Battling Boy. They talk about the story, writing for an all-ages audience, and the influences that went into it. Robots From Tomorrow is a weekly comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth's surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.com. You can also follow Mike and Greg on Twitter. Music is John Hughes by Anamanaguchi. Enjoy your funny books.

On this episode,the crew likes Pretty Deadly (except for Chris) and dislikes Battling Boy (except for Chris). Sort of!

Paul Pope’s Battling Boy from :01, Brandon Graham, Pretty Deadly #1 from Kelly Sue Deconnick, Emma Rios, and Jordie Bellaire from Image, female comic creators, Quantum & Woody by James Asmus, Tom Fowler, and Jordie Bellaire from Valiant, IDW’s Samurai Jack #1 by Jim Zub and Andy Suriano, DC’s big move, Sandman: Overture #1 from Neil Gaiman and J. H. Williams III, Boom’s Planet of the Apes, more 5 Ghosts, Rocket Girl #1 by Brandon Montclare and Amy Reeder from Image, Renaud Dillies’ Bubbles & Gondola from NBM/Comics Lit, Mike Kennedy’s Super-Ego Kickstarter, the Arms of the Octopus (All-New X-Men Special #1 and the Indestructible Hulk Special #1), Matt Kindt and Mind MGMT, and a whole mess more!

A podcasting first: this episode debuts on October 31st and yet makes absolutely no mention to the accompanying holiday! Not how we roll in the underground recording studio. But what we do talk about is Battling Boy, the new OGN from writer/artist Paul Pope with colors by Hilary Sycamore. Greg and Mike rave and rave about this . . . wait a minute . . . Greg didn't like it? Are you serious? Is that even allowed in comics podcasting? Is this the last episode of Robots From Tomorrow? No, but this episode does feature some real-time opinion-evolution. Give it a spin to see if you agree with where the duo start this conversation and where it ends up. Also, a quick shout-out to Steve Niles and how you can give Steve a hand and get some cool comics in the process! Robots From Tomorrow is a weekly comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth's surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.com. You can also follow Mike and Greg on Twitter. Music is John Hughes by Anamanaguchi. Enjoy your funny books.

Dave Wyndorf, the mastermind behind the mighty Monster Magnet, lends us his massive mind as we make our way through Tom Scioli’s Final Frontier, Secret Stash, Paul Pope’s Battling Boy, Pat Broderick, NYCC, Doctor Strange and Steve Ditko, John Buscema, Jack Kirby, Five Ghosts from Frank Barbiere and Chris Mooneyham from Image, editors, Marvel: The Untold Story, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., David Bowie and Brian Eno, Pearl Jam, John Sumrow, Ace Doubles, Arthur Suydam, Chris Ryall, Wally Wood’s Witzend and Fantagraphics, Eros Gone Wild from Humanoids, Tom Sutton, Alex Toth, Pat Boyette, Moebius, Richard Corben, Robert Crumb, Frank Cho, Dave Stevens, the Hernandez Brothers, the Johnson Smith Company, Brandon Graham’s Prophet, Jonathan Hickman and infinity, the Ultimate Universe, New 52, Deathstroke, Hawkman, Jim Woodring’s Fran from Fantagraphics, Mike Norton,  New Frontier, Jay Gonzo’s La Mano del Destino from Castle and Key, The Battle Over Citizen Kane, Iron Man 3, George Romero, Walking Dead, American Horror Story, and a whole mess more!

This week on The Comics Alternative podcast, Derek and Gene review Paul Pope's Battling Boy (First Second), Geof Darrow's Shaolin Cowboy #1 (Dark Horse), and Brandon Montclare and Amy Reeder's Rocket Girl #1 (Image). The Two Guys with PhDs begin with Battling Boy, placing it within the larger context of Paul Pope's body of work — seeing similar themes, stylistic flair, characterization, and tone found in comics such as 100%, Heavy Liquid, and THB – and also reading it in light of other First Second publications. Both are fascinated by what Pope is doing in this all-age (?) superhero (?) sci-fi narrative, and they are eagerly anticipating the next installment of the story, The Rise of Aurora West. Gene brings keen insights not only to the metaficational aspects of Battling Boy, but also Pope's use of lettering and font choices. The Two Guys are not in the same kind of agreement with Shaolin Cowboy. Derek feels that it's one of the most visually intriguing, and funniest, comic books of the year, while Gene wants more story. (And Derek recommends that Gene read the first Shaolin Cowboy series from Burlyman Entertainment…although even he has his problems with the way that first series unfolded.) But they do agree on Montclare and Reeder's Rocket Girl, feeling that the series starts off with a blast — sorry for the pun — and promises interesting things in the issues to come, especially in terms of time travel twists.

An inkstuds that has been a long time coming, me and Paul Pope talk about comics, art and more. His new book is Battling Boy from First Second. Paul’s other work includes the important indie comic THB, as well as … Continue reading →

This week: BATTLING BOY, Y'ALL!!

We are joined by Webs…and Matt’s belches!! We dish a little about Gail Simone’s new Red Sonja, FF, and Paul Popes lead into Battling Boy. Heather fangirls over the Pacific Rim movie, her new found fan obsession. We talk about some inappropriate things to send to friends and a little about video games. So hold on to your respective body parts and have a great listen. Comics Mentioned: Glory Tp Vol 2 FF Nova Red Sonja Prophet Grendel Video Games Mentioned: Marvel online Boarder lands Explanation Deadpool Last of us Metro 2033 Movies Mentioned: Pacific Rim Legends of the Fall The Departed Music: Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea

Reviews: Image United #1, The Tick: New Series #1, Powers #1 Paul Pope joins us at the last minute to discuss his Shakedown project as well as Battling Boy (both the movie and graphic novel). Then, the boys talk Turkey day and kids superhero costumes. News includes Global Frequency TV show (again), return of Torchwood, Grant Morrison documentary, Smallville, and CBLDF jobs!