Podcasts about black hole hunters club

Brampton, Ont. comics creator Ricky Lima joins Justin to discuss love, sex and self-publishing.Ricky's work includes Black Hole Hunters Club, Cauldron, Happily Ever Aftr, Undergrowth and Love me, please. The latter provides an honest, wide-ranging look at topics including unrequited love and masculinity.Related listening:Sam Noir on Cauldron Shane Heron on Black Hole Hunters ClubLike the show? Please consider supporting us on Patreon!RFK airs first on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. This episode was produced by Justin Chandler.

The long awaited return of the Portuguese Prince is finally upon us. Ricky Lima is back in the Cave, one week away from Fan Expo2019! We discuss his Shuster award nominations as well as his new book “UnderGrowth”. (EDITORS NOTE: The first 15 minutes of this episode has a little volume issues, but stay tuned,...

Ep 95 - Warren Ellis and John Cassaday's epic Planetary is a genre-hopping love letter to comics and sci-fi. It's also a masterclass example of serialized storytelling. Writer and artist Shane Heron (Morris and Black Hole Hunters Club) joins Justin, Jacob and Mitchell to discuss the comic. RFK airs first on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. This episode was produced by Mitchell Thompson.

Shane Heron tells Justin and Jacob how Toronto's amateur comic creators hang out. He also tells them about his upcoming book "Morris," and "Black Hole Hunters Club," the swear-filled sci-fi book he draws. Interview recorded on Sept. 7, 2017. Show originally broadcast on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. Edited by Justin Chandler.

Straight from the trenches, deep within the heart of Artist's Alley, The Jedi Ras brings you the best in comic con guerilla pod tactics LIVE from Toronto Comic Con 2017. In this Part One of a two part special are conversations featuring Steven Andrews of The Toronto Comics Anthology, Travis Macintire and Kasey Pierce of Source Point Press, Shane Heron and Ricky Lima of The Black Hole Hunters Club with a cameo from Rossi Gifford, Jason Loo, Keith Grachow, Stephany Lein and Sam Noir.  

Independent comic book artist Shane Heron (Black Hole Hunters Club, Monstrosity) always had a huge talent for drawing, but didn’t actually make his first comic until his mid-twenties. Despite the relatively late start, he made up for it with gusto, collaborating with past Speech Bubble guest Ricky Lima on a 24-hour comic that would eventually become the alien bounty hunters adventure Black Hole Hunters Club. He even created a comic with the host of this very podcast. Now he’s working on a new book of his own called Morris – a post-apocalyptic western featuring a sheriff with more than a passing resemblance to actor Wilford Brimley.Shane Heron Art@YoungShaneyInstagram

Brampton, Ontario’s own Ricky Lima went from comic retailer to comic writer after being exposed to many seminal works in the medium. It was quickly evident that writing comics was his true calling after creating graphic novel Deep Sea with D.A. Bishop and ongoing series Black Hole Hunters Club with Shane Heron. But even though his latest effort, Happily Ever Aftr, was funded in only six days on Kickstarter, he suffers from an inferiority complex – struggling with the confidence to take popular projects to larger publishers. He opens up in studio about his successes, his anxieties and the debt he put himself in to get his latest project off the ground.

I went down to Stadium Comics' sidekick store to sit down and chat with Shane and Ricky of the weird and wonderful Black Hole Hunters Club comic. Shane and Ricky are active Toronto indie comic creators that are making some of the coolest and most impressive independently produced comics out there. We chat about conventions, the industry, and how to sell indie books.Check out their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/BlackHoleHuntersClub

Season 1, episode 2 of Hub Interviews with Ricky Lima. Co-creator/writer of Deep Sea & The Black Hole Hunters Club, audio developer for Huskerball, and writer for Toronto Thumbs. Max and Arthur talk to Ricky about his involvement with Huskerball and his experiences writing as a comic book author and videogame critic. The first issue of the Black Hole Hunters... Read more →