Podcasts about cauldron magazine

True North Country Comics Podcast in conversation with Jason Tocewicz about 'Cauldron Magazine'

From a safe social distance, Toronto comic artist Shane Heron tells Justin and Jacob what the cancellation of upcoming comic conventions means for the launch of his newest project: the latest issue of Cauldron Magazine. March's Toronto Comicon was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and so was May's Toronto Comics Art Festival (TCAF). On top of that, comic stores are closing and Diamond Comic Distributors is no longer shipping books to shops. All of it is bad news for small-time comic creators and comics retailers. RFK airs first on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. This episode was produced by Jacob Dubé. From CBC Arts: Here's where Canadian artists and freelancers can find help during COVID-19 shutdownsAnd for anyone in need of financial aid: What you need to know about the new COVID-19 benefits program

We welcome Sam Noir of Cauldron Magazine to the show to first help us celebrate The Batman in our Retro Roundtable! This year marks 80 years of The Bat and we celebrate by discussing our favorite versions of Batman, little known facts, favorite villains, and a mini review of Joker that is spoiler free. Don’t miss this one! Then we turn our attention to Sam to discuss the third magazine to be successfully funded on Kickstarter, Cauldron Magazine: A Supernatural Comic Anthology. Cauldron is a high quality, full color comics anthology in magazine format, featuring supernatural themed tales for a mature audience. Inspired by the quality and format of European Bande Dessinée, and comics magazines that dominated the newsstands of our youth, including Heavy Metal, Epic Illustrated, Savage Sword of Conan, Creepy, Eerie, and Vampirella, we are curating an artist-centric, full color magazine with the utmost care and craft. Be sure to claim your copy during the next champaign! CannedAirPodcast.com @CannedAirPod @Canned_Air If you’d like to show your support, you can either visit our Patreon page at Patreon.com/CannedAirPod or you can leave us a review on iTunes! Thanks for listening!

A chat with Cauldron Magazine team members Sam Noir, Casey Parsons and Becca Gorefield about the upcoming Fall issue for 2019, where arthouse collides headlong into Grindhouse! Tantalizing and Titillating Illustrated Tales for Mature Readers. Check out the kickstarter now!   

Casey Parsons offers hints about CAULDRON Magazine for Fall 2019 plus new art techniques from the legends during chat with True North Country Comics Podcast

Sam Noir offers the inside scoop on 'Clanky', 'Kung Fu Santa' and the upcoming Cauldron magazine in conversation with True North Country Comics Podcast

It's a jam-packed episode with one returning guest and one brand spanking new one.First, friend of the Show Shane Heron (Morris, Black Have Hunters Club) returns in his capacity as co-editor of Cauldron Magazine to promote the Kickstarter for the Spring 2019 issue. If you haven't heard of Cauldron, this is an adult fantasy-horror comic anthology magazine in the vein of Heavy Metal, Savage Sword of Conan, Creepy and Eerie. The upcoming spring issue has a cover from Toronto's own Adam Gorham (New Mutants, Rocket Raccoon) and if you donate to the Kickstarter before it expires on February 22, 2019 you will have a chance to own Adam's original art for the cover.Once Shane takes his leave, we welcome his actual roommate -- fellow artist Christopher Yao. Chris is a straight-up assassin when it comes to sketch covers. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say but he could draw anyone under the table head to head in a sketch cover duel.As a star pupil of Ty Templeton's Comic Book Bootcamp, Chris showed so much promise. But a series of personal setbacks and a lack of proper motivation, meant that many of his personal ongoing comic projects didn't make it past the first issue. Then he moved in with Shane and in an environment where everyone around him was constantly drawing, a renewed fire was lit within him. Now, he has a new comic out called Greylight with issue one already on its second print as he works diligently on issue three. Aaron and Chris do a deep dive on Greylight as they trace Chris's emotional comeback in the sequential arts. They highlight several ways he has been able to up his game, including the often underrated skill of drawing background elements like buildings and vehicles to give the comic a sense of time and place. Plus, they reveal a project that marks the comeback of the Canadian superhero he co-created with Cauldron co-editor Sam Noir -- Major North. This podcast is sponsored by the good folks at Hairy Tarantula and Sequential Magazine.Donate to the Cauldron Magazine Spring 2019 Kickstarter now until February 22, 2019@yaozagraphxYaoza StudioChris Yao on FacebookChris Yao on TwitterSponsorsSequential MagazineHairy Tarantula

A chat with Cauldron Magazine contributors Sam Noir and Casey Parsons. Brought to you by Sequential , Canada's Independent Comic Book Magazine.

As part owner of Comic 1 Books in Stoney Creek, Ontario, Casey Parsons in one of the few artists who can say he has actually sold a comic book he worked on in his own store. Classically trained in art at Sheridan College but disillusioned by the business, it took him until his 40s to really embrace comics as his chosen art form – always reading as fan, but never creating them -- until now. Now, he's figuring out how to balance comic book mechanics with a fine art look, a marriage he showcased as one of the founding artists on Cauldron Magazine.Newly launched in September 2018, Cauldron is the first Canadian-made, adults-only, fantasy and horror anthology magazine in the spirit of Heavy Metal, Creepy, Eerie and Sword of Conan. Casey's art is featured on a cover that has three stories from Casey and past Speech Bubble guests Ricky Lima, Sam Noir and Shane Heron, all of whom do nothing but sing Casey's praises. Aaron and Casey discuss how Cauldron came to be, the connection Casey's other project Blood Moon has with the late zombie godfather George A. Romero and what every fan doesn't really know about running a comic shop.The Artwork of Casey ParsonsCasey's Portfolio@caseyarts77 on InstagramComic 1 BooksCauldron Kickstarter - ExpiredBlood Moon #1 Kickstarter - ExpiredSponsorHairy TarantulaCoupon CodesEnter these codes at checkout when you shop online and we'll get some money to support the podcast.Geeky t-shirts – Riptapparel.com – 10% OFF – NEVERSLEEPSLast minute gifts – Giftagram.com -- $15 OFF -- NEVERSLEEPS15

Ep 101 - Host Justin Chandler and Mitchell Thompson speak with comic creator Sam Noir about his new project, Cauldron Magazine. It's a supernatural comics mag he's crowdfunding with fellow creators Shane Heron and Ricky Lima. They talk about the surreal style of the magazine and some of Sam's other works. RFK is originally broadcast on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. This episode was produced by Jacob Dubé.