Podcasts about chief axel alonso

Celebrate the dramatic conclusion to Secret Empire (2:42), get ready for Marvel Legacy with Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso (1:22:14), plus all the news and reviews you’ve come to expect from Marvel’s official podcast!

The rage returns as we wonder what the Hell Marvel is thinking with the recent comments from the VP of Sales David Gabriel and the Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso, blaming a sales slump on diversity and artists (basically everything and everyone NOT responsible).  We also talk Iron Fist and an almost awkward Show-And-Tell.   SUBSCRIBE: RSS| iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher CONTACT: Twitter | Facebook | Email

Jim and Adam had originally planned to talk all things Iron Fist: his creation by Roy Thomas and Gil Kane, to the critically-acclaimed run by writers Ed Brubaker & Matt Fraction with artist extraordinaire David Aja, all the way to the recently-release Marvel/Netflix series. We were going to talk about all that, but something came-up. Namely some people's comments came-up, and those were by both Marvel Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso and SVP-Sales David Gabriel. Yup, this is the first episode of GCP to weigh-in on an internet controversy about the comics industry, and the guys set the rant-o-meter to 11 on it! The Graphic Content Podcast is a frank, sometimes NSFW podcast on comics whether it be characters, different books, or (as it is in this case) news about the comics industry. The opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of Jim (@jimmmers) & Adam (@AdamSMessinger), and do not necessarily reflect those of the comics stores they frequent or work at. With that disclaimer out of the way, we hope you enjoy their seat-of-their-pants viewpoints on what was said at Marvel's Retailer Summit last week, and their opinions on what the Mouse's House of Ideas should focus on going forward from it.  Remember, GCP is available to you in a variety of formats. Download it from Podbean, the podcast's host site. Or from iTunes, where if you rate/review it we'd be eternally grateful. And you can pretty much download it from a myriad of other podcatchers like Stitcher and Soundcloud. Beyond that, we'd just love to hear what you thought of the episode. Either hit us up on the guys' individual twitter accounts, or the podcast's which can be found @graphicpodcast. We're also on instagram where you can find us @graphiccontent.podcast where we post all kinds of fun stuff. So when you're done reading your comics, make sure to turn on Graphic Content!

At the Marvel Retailer Planning Summit, VP of Sales, David Gabriel blamed diversity for sagging retail sales, promising a shift away from the progress for which Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso was lauded over the past few years. How and when did the new war on diversity start? Find out on this controversial episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy presented by Meltdown Comics. Follow Pod Sequentialism! Twitter: @PodSeq T-shirts: https://www.teepublic.com/user/meltdownnetwork Produced by Mason Booker Engineered by Mason Booker Theme music “Rumble” provided by www.Bensound.com 

On January 20, 2015, Marvel Executive Editor Tom Breevort and Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso made a huge announcement about the future of the Marvel Universe.   You may have already heard by now, but (SPOILERS) the entire Marvel Multiverse is about to be drastically changed forever.  The Marvel 616 Universe (that …

Today at a live press event at Midtown Comics in New York City moderated by Marvel PR man Chris D’Lando, Marvel Comics’ Executive Editor Tom Brevoort and Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso announced that the Marvel Universe will smash together with the Ultimate Universe and will be replaced by Battleworld -- a mashup of many different Marvel realities. Take a moment to compose yourself. This huge development has been in the works for some time in Jonathan Hickman’s years-long Avengers saga. The heroes have been trying to stop a series of universe-ending “incursions” where two universes collide with one another. The inciting incident to May’s eight-part Secret Wars event will be when the heroes fail to stop the regular and Ultimate universes from crashing together. The resulting Battleworld will the Marvel Universe going forward.