Podcasts about black cat comics

This episode was originally released last month for our Patrons: Drew and I talked about a new shop in town (Black Cat Comics), buying wall comics, the upcoming Marvel & DC crossover, and we also reviewed the first two episodes of Daredevil: Born Again (SPOILERS!)Listen to our latest bonus episode, talking about the first issue of Hush 2: HERE, Become a Patron of the show and get all the bonus episodes as soon as they drop! Try a FREE 7-day trial, HERELINKS: Watch the uncut video versions of the podcast on YouTube Join our Patreon Community, and get access to bonus episodes, free comics, and other rewards! Try a FREE 7-day trial: HereTake your comic shopping experience to the limit, by shopping online at Gotham City Limit!We read Fan Mail, send us some! Visit the shop in Jax, or shop online at gothamcitylimit.comProudly sponsored by Gotham City Limit!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showREACH OUT TO US!

If you like a longer than average, detail-oriented podcast episode, then this is one for you! Mike is apparently trying to make up for his missing October Roadshow episode with this “feature-length” presentation. Once again back in Salt Lake City, Mike visited the very first comic shop he went to when he moved there in 2017, Black Cat Comics. Black Cat Comics is owned by the multi-talented Greg (he is also a musician). He is very much a hands-on owner. In fact, business was so brisk there Mike had to follow Greg around the store as he added and moved stock around and helped customers. Located in the heart of SLC in the Sugar House area, it's easy to get to. It has a very open-air concept design and if you are a back issue collector, this is a shop for you. After the interview, Mike and returning co-host, Eric of the Longbox Review podcast cover The Great British Bump Off, by John Allison and Max Sarin. Find Black Cat Comics at https://blackcat-comics.com/ and follow on Facebook and Instagram. Connect with Eric at https://longboxreview.com/ and follow him on Bluesky, Mastodon, Facebook, Instagram, Spoutible, and Tumblr. You can email him longboxreview@gmail.com and even leave a text or voicemail at 208-953-1841. Longbox Review can be found on Apple, Spotify or wherever you find your podcasts, so be sure to check it out. Connect with Mike at mike@comicshoproadshow.com or podcasts@burgcomics.com, at https://www.facebook.com/campuscomicscast on Facebook, and Mike's Comic Shop Roadshow on Bluesky. Thanks to Greg for this interview and great book recommendation, and thanks to Eric for joining me.

Francesca Maria has been penning horror stories since she was able to pick up a pen and write at the age of six. This fascination with horror was spurred by her insatiable quest to uncover what was haunting her house as a child. Now in her late forties, Francesca is still haunted by her childhood home which continues to invade her dreams.  Francesca has spent 19 years as the co-owner of Black Cat Comics (http://www.black-cat-comics.com/) in Northern California and has been reading comics for over two decades. She is an avid fan of Neil Gaiman, Tom King, Stephen King, Tom Taylor, Geoff Johns and Jeph Loeb. When she's not reading and writing horror, Francesca visits haunted places and records their histories.  Francesca is a former journalist, a published author and a graduate from University of California at Berkeley.   Francesca is also a psychic medium (https://franciesoito.com/) and detective and uses her knowledge of the other world to aid in her storytelling.  She has a black belt in Taekwondo, drives a '53 Chevy truck and drums until her hands bleed.  You can find her work in Crystal Lake's Flash Fiction (https://www.patreon.com/CLP/posts) monthly contests, the upcoming Death's Garden Revisited (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lorenrhoads/deaths-garden-revisited-relationships-with-cemeteries) anthology, Black Cat Chronicles (http://www.black-cat-publishing.com/) and her debut release of her short story collection: THEY HIDE: SHORT STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK (https://mybook.to/TheyHide), is out now! Make sure to check out this author on Instagram @writerofweird You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, or visit my website www.drkatherinehayes.com

akaRadioRed welcomes three lifelong Creatives. Aida Murad, an Arab US-based Impact Artist, paints with her fingers due to Rheumatoid Arthritis, selling out 10 collections. She is the first Georgetown University Artist in Residence to create healing art for the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center. Francesca Maria has been penning horror stories since age 6. The former co-owner of Black Cat Comics bookstore, she is the creator, writer and co-publisher of the Black Cat Chronicles true horror comic book series. Dr. Conor Hogan grew up in Ireland in a farming and entrepreneurial family, played sports until sidelined by injury and chronic pain at age 20. He found solutions to his pain through brain, mind, and body connections. Join akaRadioRed for Read My Lips: Hands-On Creativity!

akaRadioRed welcomes three lifelong Creatives. Aida Murad, an Arab US-based Impact Artist, paints with her fingers due to Rheumatoid Arthritis, selling out 10 collections. She is the first Georgetown University Artist in Residence to create healing art for the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center. Francesca Maria has been penning horror stories since age 6. The former co-owner of Black Cat Comics bookstore, she is the creator, writer and co-publisher of the Black Cat Chronicles true horror comic book series. Dr. Conor Hogan grew up in Ireland in a farming and entrepreneurial family, played sports until sidelined by injury and chronic pain at age 20. He found solutions to his pain through brain, mind, and body connections. Join akaRadioRed for Read My Lips: Hands-On Creativity!

Keepin It Real had an interesting conversation with Francesca Maria. Not only Francesca Maria is an Author, but she is also a Psychic Medium as well. This conversation had Keepin It Real asks Francesca Maria so many questions about so many things. Francesca Maria told Keepin It Real that she loves helping people. She is in her two worlds day & night. She writes very dark books and in the day, she is in the light by helping people to find their loved ones. Francesca Maria has been penning horror stories since she was able to pick up a pen and write at the age of six. This fascination with horror was spurred by her insatiable quest to uncover what was haunting her house as a child. Now in her late forties, Francesca is still haunted by her childhood home which continues to invade her dreams. Francesca has spent 19 years as the co-owner of Black Cat Comics in Northern California and has been reading comics for over two decades. She is an avid fan of Neil Gaiman, Tom King, Stephen King, Tom Taylor, Geoff Johns, and Jeph Loeb. When she's not reading and writing horror, Francesca visits haunted places and records their histories. Francesca is a former journalist, a published author, and a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley. Francesca is also a psychic medium and detective and uses her knowledge of the other world to aid in her storytelling. She has a black belt in Taekwondo, drives a '53 Chevy truck, and drums until her hands bleed. You can find her work in Crystal Lake's Flash Fiction monthly contests, the upcoming Death's Garden Revisited anthology, Black Cat Chronicles, and the upcoming debut release of her short story collection: THEY HIDE: SHORT STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK, coming 2023. Who are we if not for the monsters that we keep? They Hide: Short Stories to Tell in the Dark collects thirteen chilling tales that weave through the shadows, exploring the nature of fear, powerlessness, and control. - A series of murders in a New England colony - An untamed beast in pre-revolutionary France - A mysterious stranger who invades 18th-century Ireland - A traveling circus that takes more than the price of admission - A gathering of the Dark, telling tales on the longest night of the year, and more. Francesca Maria writes dark fiction surrounded by cats near the Pacific Ocean and you can find her at francescamaria.com and on Twitter @Writer_of_Weird. Thank you for listening to and supporting the podcast. If you want to be heard email mscaramellucas@gmail.com or follow me on Instagram @mscaramellucas --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/caramel-lucas/message

EPISODE 06 - Greg Gage, owner of Black Cat Comics, joins us to talk about representation in comics, the 2020 election, and finding peace during times of chaos and uncertainty. . . . Follow Black Cat Comics on Facebook and Instagram: @blackcatcomics Be sure you never miss an episode of MOCHA TALK by following us online! www.mochatalkpodcast.com Facebook / Instagram: @mochatalkpodcast You can also get EARLY ACCESS to new episodes and exclusive content by supporting us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/mochatalkpodcast Huge Thanks to our Sponsors!! WATCHTOWER COFFEE & COMICS @watchtowerslc www.watchtowerslc.com BLACK CAT COMICS @blackcatcomics www.blackcat-comics.com RUSTED BOX RECORDS @rustedboxslc www.rustedbox.com Produced by: Michael Merrell, Adam Smith, & Andres Reyes Video production by: Borland River Media Filmed on location at Watchtower Coffee & Comics

It’s a very special episode of the Mt. Rushmore Podcast! This week we’re celebrating Batman Day with a LIVE EPISODE from Black Cat Comics in Burbank! We’re joined by the Con Guy as we discuss some of the Caped Crusader’s lesser known foes. Listen, they can’t all be about Joker or Penguin, and there’s nothing wrong with a bad guy whose main weapons are mustard and ketchup!

TERRIFICON MITCH is hitting the road with his pals Chris and Scott chasing down classic comics in Connecticut. Along the way the boys stop at Black Cat Comics in Bridgeport, Cave Comics in Newtown and My Mother Threw it Away in Torrington. Listen to the boys talk comics, the 70s, Adrian Zmed's hair and lactose intolerance in this road weary episode of the POWER COSMIC! See Mitch and pals at the world's greatest comic con - TERRIFICON only at Mohegan Sun every August in Connecticut www.terrificon.com #terrificon #comicon #CTComicon

In this weeks episode of the Talk Shop Podcast, we head back to Burbank to celebrate Black Cat Comics and Collectables 1 year anniversary. Since we have talked about the shop in a previous episode, we talk comics in this episode. Comics are a weekly release and with so many different titles Kyle shares some of the hottest comics to check out. Make sure to stop by and say Hi on Social Media… @BlackCatBurbank @TheTalkShop

In this week’s episode of The Talk Shop Podcast we sit down with Kyle from Black Cat Comics and Collectables of Burbank CA. Fulfilling one of his dreams of opening up a comic book shop Kyle tells the story of how the little house on Magnolia street gets filled with the coolest memorabilia around, In this podcasters opinion. Make sure to listen to the full story of Black Cat Comics on this weeks. Check us out on Social Media: @Blackcatburbank @The_Talk_Shop

On today’s episode, our host JP sits down with Craft Lake City’s exhibition manager, Michelle Stark, about the call for entries and new categories and vendors for the event; JP chats with Zach Bale from the Tour de Brewtah about their tour and the charities they’re working with; our podcast producer and SLUG office coordinator, Gavin Sheehan, talks with Black Cat Comics owner Greg Gage about the shop and the upcoming Free Comic Book Day; then SLUG's Editor Angela H. Brown sits down with Chris Sick, aka DJ Mechanized and founder of the '90s SLC techno venue Playscool about it's 20th anniversary party. Plus, brand new music from Provo-based Americana band Lady & Gent, and SLC hardcore band Despite Despair. What are some of your favorite brewpubs from around Utah? Call our voicemail line and let us know! Or give us a ring about something else from the show, drunk dial us, ask for our advice on anything, or just send us your feedback by calling our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324. You may get played on the show! … read more The post Episode #43 – Craft Lake City, Lady & Gent, Tour de Brewtah, Despite Despair, Free Comic Book Day first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

It’s another episode of your favorite damn comic book podcast! Do you have a problem with that?!? Wanna fight about it? Listen as the crew of Giant-Sized Podcast get together once again at Black Cat Comics and dispense with everything that needed to be talked about ever in the history of comicdom. Come on, you […]

It’s a comic book podcast! Do you have a problem with that?!? Listen as the crew of Giant-Sized Podcast get together once again at Black Cat Comics and dispense with everything that needed to be talked about ever in the history of comicdom. Come on, you know you want to listen! Most important detail for […]

It’s a comic book podcast! Do you have a problem with that?!? Listen as the crew of Giant-Sized Podcast get together once again at Black Cat Comics and dispense with everything that needed to be talked about ever in the history of comicdom. Come on, you know you want to listen! Don’t pay attention to […]

It’s a comic book podcast! Do you have a problem with that?!? Listen as the crew of Giant-Sized Podcast get together once again at Black Cat Comics and dispense with everything that needed to be talked about ever in the history of comicdom. Also joining the panel this week is Doug Wagner from 12 gauge […]

Hey everyone, we’ve got a new episode of GSP and I’m actually posting it on time for once! They’re back and as usual, Nick joins the panel in ghost form. In the meantime, you’ll have to deal with Sam, Andy, and Greg as they pound your eardrums from their secret lair of Black Cat Comics […]