Podcasts about cinema purgatorio

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I'M GOING TO FAST! I GOT NO BREAKS ON MY ROLLER SKATES!Hi, come this way, that's right, just through here.  Now, our first exhibit is this collection of bricks.  As you can see there's five in total.  Two of them are the same and one of them is made of latex.  That's right! It's a stunt brick!  Then over here we have a wooden duck painted like Superman, right next to this wide-necked plastic bottle with some piss in it.  Well that's it.  I hope you've enjoyed your tour of the Museum of Gary Lactus.  Oh, I almost forgot, here we have a classic blurb written by the human disappointment himself.Two men!  One pod!  Some saucy innuendo!  Some sentences ending in exclamation marks!  After a break, Gary Lactus and The Beast Must Die reacquaint themselves with a bit of chat about Douglas Noble and pal's A Pocket Chiller series, not doing comedy and an imaginary space battle between billionaires.Then it's off to a bumper Reviewniverse with Simon Hanselmann's Crisis Zone, Jack Teagle's Collected Madness, Fight! and Teagle Comics, Cinema Purgatorio, Nick Edwards' It Had To Be You, Doctor Tom Brent - Young Intern, Battle, Walls' Chill, Sean Azzopardi, Orphan and the Five Beasts, Mr. Men and Battle Action Force of course.Then it's away but not before you are urged to buy John McRea's stuff to help him through a pretty devastating bout of long covid.See you next week!

1· parte de nuestra charla sobre Cinema Purgatorio (Esto Es Cinerama), la obra de Alan Moore. Laintxo, Paco y Raúl Sastre, traductor de la obra de Moore al español, exploran la obra definitiva del Mago de Northampton sobre el cine y sus secretos más truculentos.

Award-winning comic book editor Joe Corallo and comic book super-fan Eric Breen join Wes to talk about the career of legendary writer Alan Moore. Perhaps no other comic writer's work has impacted modern comic more than Alan Moore. From reinventing Swamp Thing, turning superheroes upside-down with The Watchmen and changing Batman lore with a single story The Killing Joke. Moore's legacy at DC Comics speaks for itself. But his body of work also includes V For Vendetta, Miracleman, From Hell, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Tom Strong, Supreme and recent classics like Cinema Purgatorio. Not to mention legendary feuds with DC Comics and writer Grant Morrison. Alan Moore is one of the most influential and complex creators in comic book history.

Os dejamos nuestro repaso semanal de novedades y recomendaciones para que tengáis la pila de lecturas siempre ocupada y al día. Aniquilador Marvel Omnibus: La Bruja Escarlata - La Senda de las Brujas Bartleby, El Escribiente High Crimes Riesgo Suicida Aniquilación Conquista: Star Lord - Fantasma As de Pique Ghost Money Friday Foster Peque Marvels: VvX Cinema Purgatorio Jack Wolfgang Doctor Muerte #2 - Bedford Falls La Búsqueda del SIlencio

Our guest for episode #310 is filmmaker Chris White about his new film, Electric Jesus. CHRIS WHITE has written and directed three micro-budget features: showbiz comedy CINEMA PURGATORIO (2014, co-writer, director, actor), and broken family dramas GET BETTER (2012, co-writer, co-director, actor) and TAKEN IN (2011, writer, director). He co-wrote the screenplay for SIX LA LOVE STORIES (2016), and has written and directed for the multi-award-winning, web series phenomenon, Star Trek Continues. White has write-directed many acclaimed short films-collecting his most recent for a 5-film, "southern gothic comedy" anthology called UNBECOMING (2016, writer, director).About his fantastic new movie, Electric Jesus, Chris writes: "I was raised by devout Southern Baptist parents and fully immersed in (and committed to) Evangelical Christian youth culture—which included Sunday School, Bible studies, summer camps, retreats, choir tours, ski trips—all of it set to an ‘80s Christian rock soundtrack. This immersive religious culture is difficult to explain to many of my friends today—but it’s even more difficult to explain why I loved it. The fact that something so alien to most of the world is so vivid in my memory...and kind of embarrassing to talk about now... It makes me feel odd.Just listen to a Christian hair metal anthem of the era—let’s say Stryper’s “To Hell With the Devil”—and you’ll start to understand. Honestly, I don’t know whether to laugh or cry when I revisit that time in my mind, but either way, there’s no looking away.Turns out, my Christian friends and I were a lot more like all of you than I’d thought. Who can’t relate to being young and wistful, devoted to a big unifying idea…and in love? Who doesn’t remember the moment or the moments when you saw your youth, your naiveté...your hope slip away?We’ve all been young. We’ve all had plans and dreams and loves that didn’t work out the way we’d hoped. And from time to time, we think about it. We remember.ELECTRIC JESUS was born out of years of looking back, reconstructing, re-discovering moments and memories I’d long since left behind that suddenly fascinated me. I missed being a Christian youth group kid. I missed the certainty, the comfort…I missed Jesus. But then, as I wrote and eventually as we shot the film, a bigger revelation came to me. I’d been operating under the illusion that my churchy teen years were all about me—that I’d been the sole protagonist in an origin story about me…that coming of age was something that happened to me, while everyone else was just kinda along for the ride...my co-stars. So that’s what ELECTRIC JESUS came to be about to me: believing in something so much it all gets too big to fail, all the while completely missing the existentially huge story that’s happening right under your nose. And only being able to realize that several decades later when it’s too late to do it over."

Slaines Swansong!Space b*st*rds, Wine, Love and Monsters, Mortal Kombat, Hermit Crabs, Cinema Purgatorio and 'I Am Burt Reynolds!'...all this plus the usual Prog review.

You ready for some rotten cotton? HAPPY TIME MURDERS brings it spades! Plushy, foul-mouthed, silly-string-bukkake spades! Alan Moore's CINEMA PURGATORIO anthology invites some cult-royalty authors to revisit the seedy, trench coat clad, sticky-floor days of Rialto-style film… in comic form. ALL STAR FRUIT RACING gets a banana in the tailpipe. We'll cut through the rind and give you the juicy parts. And in MILE 22, Mark Wahlberg takes a break from his normal infiltration-based action films to bring you something new — an exfiltration-based action film! Follow us online: – www.geek-down.com – twitter.com/thegeekdown – facebook.com/thegeekdown – soundcloud.com/geek-down – instagram.com/thegeekdown

Centésimo octogésimo quinto programa de Rock & Cómics, segundo de la séptima temporada. Programa dedicado al mundo del cómic y aderezado con la mejor música rock. SUMARIO: [01' 16"] - Tebeos del Tío Sam Pedro Monje nos trae la serie regular de Marvel, Thor, haciendo un repaso por esta magnífica serie y su personaje. [10' 49"] - Entrevista Hablamos con Agustín Ferrer Casas de su último cómic: Arde Cuba. Publicado por Grafito Editorial. [29' 25"] - Canción "Y en eso llegó Fidel" de Carlos Puebla. [31' 24"] - El Laboratorio El Profesor usa uno de sus experimentos y sus ortodoxas técnicas para analizar uno de los cómics de Thor. [43' 24"] - Transmutaciones Postheroicas Elisa McCausland nos descubre tres cómics: Valerosas de Pénélope Bagieu publicado por Dibbuks; Archivos estelares de Flavita Banana publicado por Astiberri y Bandette: Presto de Paul Tobin y Collen Coover publicado por Aleta Ediciones. [52' 56"] - La Bóveda Pedro L. López hace un repaso por algunos de los más destacados artefactos comiqueros, desde la armadura de Iron Man hasta el anillo del Green Lantern. [1h 14' 48"] - Despedida Hugo Rodrigo despide el programa con unas últimas recomendaciones personal, en esta ocasión: La levedad de Catherine Meurisse publicado por Impedimenta; Cinema Purgatorio el proyecto de Alan Moore publicado por Panini Cómics; y ¡Maldito Allende! de Olivier Bras y Jorge González publicado por ECC Cómics. [1h 17' 15"] - Canción "Harlem Shuffle" de Bob & Earl.

Continúan las diferentes historias de varios autores de prestigio en esta recopilación surgida de la mente de Alan Moore y Kevin O´Neil. Como si de la proyección de diferentes películas de serie B se tratase, Cinema Purgatorio recoge los diferentes capítulos de las historias creadas por autores como: Kieron Gillen, Garth Ennis, Max Brooks . Locura, ciencia ficción, humor, acción, aventuras es lo que se esconde tras las páginas de Cinema Purgatorio. Un experimento que mejora bastante la calidad del primer tomo.

Bajo el nombre de Alan Moore se recopila esta serie de relatos e historias rindiendo homenaje al cine y a los magazines. Ayudado por artistas como : Kevin O’Neill, Kieron Gillen, Garth Ennis, Max Brooks y otros, nos trae una serie de diferentes historias ,sin ninguna relación entre ellas, serializadas. Diferentes tonos , diferentes estilos que nos traen historias bastante locas y rocambolescas en este primer tomo de Cinema Purgatorio.

SILENCE! Man’s oldest friend. Since time immemorial began throughout history it has been SILENCE! which has fed our children, built our houses, lit our fires and shoed our horses. Welcome to what is probably the single most essential issue of SILENCE! ever. Gary Lactus and Bobsy talk a load of balls, discuss SILENCE! LIVE #2 (to be held May 11th at the same place as last time, tell us in the comments if you’re up for it) and create some Slash Fiction///./../../..>>>>>##””’][=-` ';#.,/=-p][p'ITEM This has never happened before! Gary and Bobsy are both posting simultaneously and the streams are getting crossed!!! Gary had this chill- ironic narrator thing going, see above, but bobsy was going to do a bit about that show about the Mormon wives, and the guys with all the unhappy wives? Gary is the dumb guy who has to remember four wedding anniversaries per annum and TBMD, Maid of Nails, bobsy and co are all his babymakers who all loathe each other? It was gonna be a bit like that. ITEM Bobsy didn't really know where this was going to go however, so he started writing the end first and hoped a good bit for the start would come to him while he was going along. It to be honest, hadn't... ITEM And then the thing with the crossed streams happened which saved bobsy's bacon quite a bit. Good old Gary: it's his spaceship, we just float in it. ITEM Then Gary and his third, or is it his seventh, fave wife have a great TV news section they didn't have the presence of mind to call Silence! Because I’m trying to watch the telly and they say stuff about Legion and Samurai Jack. ITEM Death is gripped as the celestially betrothed and cosmically neglected couple pair bond and enter the Reviewniverse! where they talk about the comics time of course: Inhumans Prime, Xmen Prime, Lone Wolf and Cub, Galaxy of Brutality: Space Riders, Spider Woman, Black Widow, Rick and Morty, Cinema Purgatorio and Detective Comics. @silencepod @frasergeesin @thebeastmustdie @bobsymindless @theQuietusFilm @kellykanayama silencepodcast@gmail.com You can support us using Patreon if you like.

With my left hand free and I’m on TV (Getting the lyrics wrong makes Junior very cross) What would you do with a squillion dollars? Imagine a bath full of Kryptonian Shagg Juice. Drifting Gotham’s corners in the ride Batman turned down becaude the mileage was bad. Wearing a power ring jot because you have great willpower, but because you have great ca$h and that’s a lot more cool. THESE are the questions asked towards the end of this you-might-just-die epicisode of Silence #216 I honestly can’t even. We start I think with a good review from Gary of the new Loganverine movie. He has much feels about the film and it is lovely. The spoilers in his review actually make the boy bobsy a little upset so be careful out there. Evench our critiqueonauts enter the Reviewniverse, where they review a lot of comics including Crime Destroyer (a very very good comic), Champions, Hawkeye, America, Royal City, Extremity, Savage Things, CIABatman, Cinema Purgatorio, and possibly some other stuff. I’ve forgotten. No, really I actually think that’s it. It’s a long one. The CIA Batman bit is great and we nearly nearly solve all the world’s problems by distributing Bruce Wayne’s cash. It’s great, we nearly sort it all out but playtime endeth and dinner calls. Byeee! Love you xxx @silencepod @frasergeesin @thebeastmustdie @bobsymindless @theQuietusFilm @kellykanayama silencepodcast@gmail.com You can support us using Patreon if you like.

Kamehameha! This week Kyle and Matthew sit down with comedian/kung fu master/former professional rollerblader (for real!) Ron Swallow to discuss the anime epic Dragon Ball Z. They do their very best to explain to a very confused Producer Natalie all about the Sagas, the Saiyans and the sweet, sweet fight scenes. They also touch on the various versions of the show. Kyle chats about his love for the original Dragon Ball. Ron talks about the impact DBZ has had on his way of thinking and approach to life. Plus, the gang chats about the horrible, horrible movie adaptation, and they propose their own ideas for how to bring the series to the big screen. Also, they answer listener questions about the show, and Ron turns the boys onto the YouTube series "Dragon Ball Z Abridged." Blah, blah, blah, over 9,000! This episode is sponsored by Loot Crate. Give yourself a geeky gift this month! Visit www.lootcrate/thisisrad and enter the promo code thisisrad for $3 off on any new subscription. Weekly Rads: FYF Fest, Cinema Purgatorio, Baskin, Doughnut Plant, So You've Been Publicly Shamed by Jon Ronson Raddendums: The Key & Peele Continental sketch, Dragon Ball, Goku, Gohan, Vegeta, Krillin, Trunks, Frieza, Tenchi Muyo!, Caritz, Battle Royale High School, Inuyasha, Gundam, Dragon Ball Kai, Dragon Ball Z Abridged, Wild Zero

The great Daniel White throws down with us on the Young Animal ashcan, Dark Knight III: The Master Race #5 by Frank Miller, Brian Azzarello, Andy Kubert, Klaus Janson, Brad Anderson, and Alex Sinclair, the upcoming Watchmen hardcover slipcase, Suicide Squad, Draw #32 and Howard Porter from TwoMorrows, Star Trek: Beyond, Superman #2-4 by Peter Tomasi, Patrick Gleason, Jorge Jimenez, Mick Gray, Alejandro Sanchez, and John Kaliz, Action Comics #959 and 960 by Dan Jurgens, Tyler Kirkham, and Ulises Arreola, Titans #1 by Dan Abnett, Brett Booth, Norm Rapmund, and Andrew Dalhouse, more Stranger Things, The Punisher by Becky Cloonan and Steve Dillon, Jim Rugg and Brian Maruca Street Angel Gang Process Pack, Kill or Be Killed #1 by Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips, and Elizabeth Breitweiser from Image, Cinema Purgatorio #3 and 4 by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, Talk Dirty to Me by Luke Howard from AdHouse Books, and a whole mess more!

We reviewed more comics this week than we did in our first two episodes combined, so to keep things orderly we used a timer and diplomatically gave each comic just two minutes of review time. Enjoy this slightly more frantic episode of Serious Issues and pray that we don't start using a timer just to read the rapidly increasing stack of comics we read each week! Reviewed in this episode: Justice League Rebirth #1 Pistol Shrimp Pump #1 Batman '66 Meets Steed and Mrs Peel #1 Brik #1 The Flintstones #1 SSBII #1 Throwaways #1 Kingpin #1 Doctor Strange A Prelude #1 Bounty #1 Kim & Kim #1 The Lone Ranger / Green Hornet #1 4001AD: Shadowman #1 Green Arrow #2 Future Quest #2 Aquaman #2 Green Lanterns #2 Superman #2 Batman #2 The Sheriff of Babylon #8 Unfollow #9 Paper Girls #7 Renato Jones The One% #3 The Walking Dead #156 The Fix #4 Midnight of the Soul #2 Black Science #22 Empress #4 Kaijumax Season 2 #3 Control #2 Weird Love #13 Cinema Purgatorio #3 Strange Attractors #2 The Punisher #3 Moon Knight #4 Sam Wilson: Captain America #11 Spider-Woman #9 Vote Loki #2 Silver Surfer #5 Civil War II: X-Men #2 Han Solo #2 Poe Dameron #4 Totally Awesome Hulk #8 Deadpool V Gambit #2 Serious Issues is a weekly comic book review podcast, hosted by Andrew Levins and Siobhan Coombs at Kings Comics in Sydney. Get in touch with us to ask us a question or tell us to start reading something we’re missing out on. Email us at seriousissues@kingscomics.com or find us at facebook.com/seriousissuespodcast. If you like what you hear, please leave us a nice review on iTunes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Valiant and the Harvey Awards, Action Comics 957 and 958 and Superman 1 and 2 by Dan Jurgens, Patrick Zircher, Tomeu Morey, Pete Tomasi, Patrick Gleason, Mick Gray, and John Kalisz, Batman 1 and 2 by Tom King, David Finch, Matt Banning, Danny Miki, Jordie Bellaire, and John Workman, Green Arrow #2 by Benjamin Percy and Otto Schmidt, Flintstones #1 by Mark Russell, Steve Pugh, and Chris Chuckry, Justice League 51 and 52, Giant Days by John Allison and Max Sarin from BOOM!, Super Mutant Magic Academy by Jillian Tamaki from Drawn & Quarterly, Voltron, Avatar-O-Rama: Code Pru 1 and 2 by Garth Ennis and Raulo Caceres and Cinema Purgatorio #2 by Alan Moore, Kevin O'Neill, Garth Ennis, Raulo Caceres, Max Brooks, Michael DiPascale, Christos Gage, Kieron Gillen, Ignacio Calero, and Gabriel Andrade, Predator: Life and Death by Dan Abnett, Brian Thies, and Rain Beredo from Dark Horse, Jacked by Eric Kripke and John Higgins from Vertigo, Doctor Strange, Bolts #1 by James Whynot from Action Lab Danger Zone, The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye by Sonny Liew from Pantheon, The Dark Night: A True Batman Story by Paul Dini and Eduardo Risso, Matt Wagner and The Shadow: The Death of Margo Lane from Dynamite!, plus a whole lot more!

GUNBOATS FLOAT LIKE CEMETERIES, INSIDE YOUR GUITAR Gary Lactus & The Beast Must Die in a dance off that you just won’t believe! Throwing shapes that could change the fabric of space and reality! It’s time to step up to the streets, in 3D, in full effect! Those boys were thrown out of home when they were 15 and they been dancing ever since! Nobody puts SILENCE! in the corner! NOBODY!!! (and break) It’s an old skool spektacliar, as Gary Lactus & The Beast Must Die hold hands and touch the sky together! Crazy guys – back in action! Sponsorship? Check. Ramblocious ramblings? Check. A Kickstarter campaign worth your time? Check. Earth-Pig update? Check. And then we’re hard into the Reviewniverse like a couple of bouncing bombc skipping across the 4-colour fjords. Looking at Batman: Rebirth, DC Rebirth, Superman: Rebirth, and DC Afterbirth. Plus! Civil War 2, Spiderwoman, Stray Bullets, Cinema Purgatorio, Stuart Gordon’s From Beyond, Papergirls and more, more, more (how do you like me?) Bit of backmin and then we ‘re off! @silencepod @frasergeesin @thebeastmustdie @bobsymindless silencepodcast@gmail.com You can support us using Patreon if you like.

Brian triumphantly returns from his hike through the woods just in time to take a stroll down memory lane with Future Quest #1. We discuss the stage-setting in Civil War II #0 and how Deadpool: Last Days of Magic ties into the ongoing Doctor Strange and Deadpool books. Jenna and Mike take Tank Girl: Two Girls One Tank for a spin. Then: lightning strikes! It’s our first Lightning Round of book impressions - Power Man & Iron Fist, Spider-Woman, Over the Garden Wall, Cinema Purgatorio, Micronauts, and All-New Wolverine. We pull out our crystal ball (or, at least, August’s solicitations) to gaze into the future of what we will be reading. And in the Longbox Book Report, Alex goes in depth on The Light and Darkness War #1. Future Quest #1 - 1:58 Civil War II #0 - 10:40 Deadpool: Last Days of Magic #1 - 14:30 Tank Girl: Two Girls One Tank - 19:20 Lightning Round! - 22:29 August Solicitations - 33:40 Longbox Book Report: The Light and Darkness War - 1:16:18 Podcast theme: The Spontaneous Elk Reunion (The Fish Who Saved The Planet) / CC BY 4.0

- Bruce Lee: The Dragon Rises #1. Shannon Lee, Jeff Kline y Brandon McKinney. (Darby Pop). - Cinema Purgatorio #1. Alan Moore y Kevin O'Neill, Garth Ennis y Raulo Caceres, Kieron Gillen e Ignacio Calero, Max Brooks y Michael DiPascale, Christos Gage y Gabriel Andrade. (Kickstarter/Avatar). - Dredd-Dust #1 (de 2). Arthur Wyatt y Ben Willsher. (2000AD). - Penny Dreadful #1. Andrew Hinderaker, Chris King y Krysty Wilson-Cairns tanto al guión como al dibujo. (Titan Comics). - Renato Jones-The One Percent #1. Kaare Kyle Andrews. (Image). - Satellite Falling #1. Steve Horton y Stephen Thompson. (IDW). - The Punisher #1. Becky Cloonan y Steve Dillon. (Marvel). - Thunderbolts #1. Jim Zub y Jon Malin. (Marvel). - Weavers #1 (de 6). Simon Spurrier y Dylan Burnett. (Boom!).

- Bruce Lee: The Dragon Rises #1. Shannon Lee, Jeff Kline y Brandon McKinney. (Darby Pop). - Cinema Purgatorio #1. Alan Moore y Kevin O'Neill, Garth Ennis y Raulo Caceres, Kieron Gillen e Ignacio Calero, Max Brooks y Michael DiPascale, Christos Gage y Gabriel Andrade. (Kickstarter/Avatar). - Dredd-Dust #1 (de 2). Arthur Wyatt y Ben Willsher. (2000AD). - Penny Dreadful #1. Andrew Hinderaker, Chris King y Krysty Wilson-Cairns tanto al guión como al dibujo. (Titan Comics). - Renato Jones-The One Percent #1. Kaare Kyle Andrews. (Image). - Satellite Falling #1. Steve Horton y Stephen Thompson. (IDW). - The Punisher #1. Becky Cloonan y Steve Dillon. (Marvel). - Thunderbolts #1. Jim Zub y Jon Malin. (Marvel). - Weavers #1 (de 6). Simon Spurrier y Dylan Burnett. (Boom!).

We spent all day Saturday talking to the many comic fans in the line at Kings Comics for Free Comic Book Day! This episode begins with us asking everyone in the line a few questions, before we review the latest issues of Poe Dameron, Klaus, Black Widow, Unfollow, Empress, Moon Knight, Sheriff of Babylon plus the brand new first issues of The Punisher, Renato Jones The One%, Kings Quest, Cinema Purgatorio, Thunderbolts and more! -- Serious Issues is a weekly comic book review podcast, hosted by Andrew Levins and Siobhan Coombs at Kings Comics in Sydney. Get in touch with us to ask us a question or tell us to start reading something we’re missing out on. Email us at seriousissues@kingscomics.com or find us at facebook.com/seriousissuespodcast. If you like what you hear, please leave us a nice review on iTunes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another Previews catalog showed up on their doorsteps, so it's time to gaze into the tomorrow of May 2016 and see what catches Mike and Greg's fancy. Titan! Alternative Comics (again, just the publisher)! Cinema Purgatorio! Civil War II! Marvel Covers! Valiant in the year 4001! Kaijumax Season 2! Viz art books and recolored editions! Golden Age omnibi! Comic Book Fever! All that, plus what DC books Greg has discovered he loves (to the chagrin of one of Multiversity's DC3), Mike's recommendation for picking up Noah van Sciver's work, Civil War I v Civil War II, the shambling return of Archie & Sabrina, how The Black Dahlia picked up David Fincher on its way back home from France, and much more! 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. This episode is brought to you by Third Eye Comics. Enjoy your funny books.

Gisele Legace, The Coming of the Supermen by Neal Adams, Tony Bedard, and Alex Sinclair, Tokyo Ghost by Rick Remender, Sean Gordon Murphy, and Matt Hollingsworth from Image Comics, the Previews catalog (Cap's costume, King's Quest and Marc Laming, Spidey Treasury Edition, Afterlife with Archie and Sabrina, Rachel Rising, Vampblade, Fantagraphics, Providence and Cinema Purgatorio from Avatar, Nova, and a whole mess more), Black Magic bu Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott from Image, Giganto Maxia by Kentaro Miura from Dark Horse, Slash and Burn by Si Spenser, Max Dunbar and Ande Parks from Vertigo, I Hate Fairyland by that Skottie Young guy, Dr. Strange by Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo, Harrow County #9 by Cullen Bunn and Carla Speed McNeil from Dark Horse, Jacked, Island #6, Replica by Paul Jenkins, Andy Clarke, Marcelo Maiolo, and Clayton Cowles and Second Sight by David Hine, Alberto Ponticelli, and John Kalisz from Aftershock, Twilight Children, All-New All-Different Avengers #6, Grayson by Tom King, Tim Seeley, and Mikel Janin, and a whole mess more!

CAPÍTULO #63... NOTICIAS [00:06:42] Rebirth. anuncios y cancelaciones Civil War II. Axel Alonso y Bendis Premios Angouleme 2016 Spaceman Project Cancelaciòn del Caballero Negro Expansiòn universo Sandman Avatar presenta la nueva serie Cinema Purgatorio, de Alan Moore y Kevin O´Neill Black Dog The Dreams of Paul Nash, de Dave McKean verá la luz en Marzo Avances editoriales, Norma, Medusa, Ivrea y Panini NOVEDADES [00:40:57] Repaso grapa de Marvel Alix. Más Allá del Estigia Lefranc. Misión Antártica Mundo de Batalla #6 X-Men #59. Magneto Kiss me Satan Repaso grapa Star wars Kanan: El último Padawan ANÁLISIS: YO, ASESINO DE ANTONIO ALTARRIBA Y KEKO [01:08:23] Analizaremos la obra de Altarriba y Keko, ‘Yo asesino’, una obra en la que nos metemos en la mente de un asesino y la, tan especial concepción, que tiene de sus crímenes. Veremos que nos ofrece esta obra , que ha recopilado en su corta trayectoria bastantes premios. ALL-NEW HYPE: SANDMAN OBERTURA [01:29:32] Acaba de publicarse el último número de ‘Sandman Obertura’, precuela de la obra original, realizada por Neil Gaiman y J.H. Williams III. Veremos si la espera ha merecido la pena y debatiremos que nos ha parecido la calidad general de la obra. OYENTES [01:45:47] Leemos todos vuestros mensajes dejados en las redes y nuestra sección de la voz de los Agentes de Hydra, Habla pueblo Habla! Muchas gracias por escucharnos y todo vuestro apoyo y participación! SUSCRÍBETEa nuestro canal de Youtube www.youtube.com/c/tomosygrapascomic APÓYANOS también con nuestro Crowdfunding También en iTunes Síguenos @TomosyGrapas www.tomosygrapas.com Participa también y publica en nuestra web! escríbenos a tomosygrapas@gmail.com

CAPÍTULO #63... NOTICIAS [00:06:42] Rebirth. anuncios y cancelaciones Civil War II. Axel Alonso y Bendis Premios Angouleme 2016 Spaceman Project Cancelaciòn del Caballero Negro Expansiòn universo Sandman Avatar presenta la nueva serie Cinema Purgatorio, de Alan Moore y Kevin O´Neill Black Dog The Dreams of Paul Nash, de Dave McKean verá la luz en Marzo Avances editoriales, Norma, Medusa, Ivrea y Panini NOVEDADES [00:40:57] Repaso grapa de Marvel Alix. Más Allá del Estigia Lefranc. Misión Antártica Mundo de Batalla #6 X-Men #59. Magneto Kiss me Satan Repaso grapa Star wars Kanan: El último Padawan ANÁLISIS: YO, ASESINO DE ANTONIO ALTARRIBA Y KEKO [01:08:23] Analizaremos la obra de Altarriba y Keko, ‘Yo asesino’, una obra en la que nos metemos en la mente de un asesino y la, tan especial concepción, que tiene de sus crímenes. Veremos que nos ofrece esta obra , que ha recopilado en su corta trayectoria bastantes premios. ALL-NEW HYPE: SANDMAN OBERTURA [01:29:32] Acaba de publicarse el último número de ‘Sandman Obertura’, precuela de la obra original, realizada por Neil Gaiman y J.H. Williams III. Veremos si la espera ha merecido la pena y debatiremos que nos ha parecido la calidad general de la obra. OYENTES [01:45:47] Leemos todos vuestros mensajes dejados en las redes y nuestra sección de la voz de los Agentes de Hydra, Habla pueblo Habla! Muchas gracias por escucharnos y todo vuestro apoyo y participación! SUSCRÍBETEa nuestro canal de Youtube www.youtube.com/c/tomosygrapascomic APÓYANOS también con nuestro Crowdfunding También en iTunes Síguenos @TomosyGrapas www.tomosygrapas.com Participa también y publica en nuestra web! escríbenos a tomosygrapas@gmail.com

  Independent filmmaker Chris White's request to be on the show prompted a need for the first call-in MBSing, and the results made for one of my favorite episodes! Chris shared his top five power ballads in film with me, and we got off on a ton of other film (and reminiscent) tangents.  I really loved working with Chris while I was in college and have enjoyed following his filmmaking career from afar since I moved to Chicago, so getting him on the show to preach the merits (and broad definition) of power ballads was a real treat.  We cover from R Kelly to Cher and from Paganini to Lonestar, so rest assured we left few stones unturned.  Check out some of Chris's work in the links below, and definitely go to LookingforBillMurray.com. Notes: Watch two of Chris's films and a trailer for his newest, Cinema Purgatorio, at WeMadeTheseFilms.com Chris is also a director for Star Trek Continues. Rutledge Cab Company, the restaurant in Charleston Bill Murray frequents. Part 1 of The Ghost and Mr. Chicken