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On this week's episode of Attack of the Stack Wyatt is solo to talk about the news that Bad Idea will be ceasing operations as well as TKO's next of wave books. Wyatt also talks about some books he has been reading over the last week which include Dead Body Road, D4ve, Cluster, and Mass Effect. Then he concludes with a segment on some new deluxe hardcovers he recently acquired. If you would like to contact us our email is attackofthestackinbox@gmail.com Our Twitter handle is @AttackOfTheStack

Death orb#1What? Beej found some time to read a comic book and record a new episode?“Rider, an ax-wielding wasteland survivor, carves a bloody path across a war- torn North America ruled over by the Lords, the mysterious Father, and their cult followers as he searches for his abducted wife and child. Information from one of Father's hired mercenaries could lead Rider to his family--if the Lords don't take him out first. *From the creator of D4VE and Marvel's Secret Wars: Battleworld. *Fast-paced manga-style action in a Road Warrior setting.”http://www.comixology.com/Death-Orb-1/digital-comic/709681?utm_source=comiXology-iOS&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=shareWritten byRyan Ferrier - @ryanwriterArt byAlejandro Aragon - @Ale_AragonColored byChris O'Halloran - @ChrisOHalloranCover byAlejandro Aragon - @Ale_AragonShoot me your listener questions or comic book requests Show - @ComicBSBeej - @thebeejyboyEmail - ComicBS@icloud.com

Death orb#1What? Beej found some time to read a comic book and record a new episode?“Rider, an ax-wielding wasteland survivor, carves a bloody path across a war- torn North America ruled over by the Lords, the mysterious Father, and their cult followers as he searches for his abducted wife and child. Information from one of Father's hired mercenaries could lead Rider to his family--if the Lords don't take him out first. *From the creator of D4VE and Marvel's Secret Wars: Battleworld. *Fast-paced manga-style action in a Road Warrior setting.”http://www.comixology.com/Death-Orb-1/digital-comic/709681?utm_source=comiXology-iOS&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=shareWritten byRyan Ferrier - @ryanwriterArt byAlejandro Aragon - @Ale_AragonColored byChris O'Halloran - @ChrisOHalloranCover byAlejandro Aragon - @Ale_AragonShoot me your listener questions or comic book requests Show - @ComicBSBeej - @thebeejyboyEmail - ComicBS@icloud.com

We are joined by Valentin Ramon (co-creator of D4VE and Hot Damn) to first help us remember the movies of the past that could’ve benefited from practical effects in our Retro Roundtable. Suggested by one of our Patreon backers, we dig deep and call out all of these movies who should’ve known better than to ever go the way of CGI. Come in and see if we name the one you’re thinking of. Then we turn our attention to Valentin and talk about Z: A Worldless Graphic Novel. Z is a 96 B/W pages graphic novel with a morning glory hardcover ONG (14,5 x 21 cm landscape). Z is a wordless book. No more room in the world for meaningless words. Z is a funny book. A visual dystopian metaphor inside a song without lyrics, a lonely scream on the sea of human stupidity inside a silly book. Z is a nihilistic detective of sorts. Think the Batman of the 40’s but naif. Z is a personal view about the origins of terrorism. Expect some government conspiracies, diabolic corporations and religious blindness. Be sure to check out think unique book at https://www.zworldandshop.com CannedAirpodcast.com @CannedAirPod @Canned_Air @Ramon_Valentin @Media_Entity

Bienvenid@s de nuevo a Multiverso Sonoro en esta tercera dosis. Esta sección dedicada al mundo más freak y maravilloso, el de los cómics y además nuestra pequeña pildorita de recomendaciones de podcast. 0h 0m 0s Introducción a la tercera dosis 0h 02m 43s Universo Cómic - Noticias - Panini edita un cómic de Marvel para concienciar del bullying - Medusa distribuye por fin las grapas de la editorial Vértigo - Nuevo Día del Comic Gratis - DC anuncia la línea 'Dark Matters' y ese universo más adulto de DC 0h 13m 23s Universo Cómics - Reviews - Guardianes de la Galaxia, Vengadores Cósmicos: un compendio de historias de la etapa Bendis. Un buen còmic para conocer mejor a estos personajes entrañables y alocados. - D4ve. Una historia robótica donde estos prácticamente han erradicado a la humanidad. Un cómic más que recomendable. - Rat Queens, volumen 1, descaro y brujería. Una gamberrada de serie medieval al estilo señor de los anillos pero con setas alucinógenas, violencia y descontrol. Una auténtica maravilla. 0h 25m 50s Recomendaciones podcasteriles - Slumberland, un podcast de la casa de Fuera de Series relacionado íntegramente con el mundo comiquero. Capitaneado por CJ Navas y con colaboradores de auténtico lujo. Un imprescindible si te gustan las historietas. - La Mamarazzi, el podcast definitivo sobre recomendaciones fotográficas para aprender con nuestro teléfono y cómo sacar provecho de nuestras cámaras diarias. Sandra Claret nos demuestra que con poco podemos sacar un gran resultado. El podcast forma parte de la extraordinària família de Nación Podcast. No os podéis perder estas joyas que un més mas os recomendamos porque son unas auténticas maravillas. 0h 31m 25s Comentarios de nuestros oyentes 0h 42m 02s Despedida Como siempre recordar que nos podréis encontrar en nuestro Facebook como Multiverso Sonoro, nuestro Twitter @multisonoro o nuestro correo electrónico multiversosonoropodcast@gmail.com. Además nos encontrarás en nuestro twitter personal como @_nanoc_ y @miguelgatri. Esperamos vuestros comentarios o audios (así los podremos poner en una nueva sección de comentarios, dudas o lo que os apetezca). ¡¡Un abrazo y recordad: ved, leed y disfrutad todo lo que podáis!!

CAPÍTULO #103… Un programa muy especial sobretodo para nuestro presentador Daniel Brun, donde hablaremos de una de sus obras fetiche, se trata de The Maxx de Sam Kieth, una obra que seguro no os dejará indiferente a nadie. Además os acercamos todo el salseo hollywoodiense que últimamente está apareciendo por el mundo superheróico junto a las nuevas series anunciadas de Marvel. Además una semana justa en novedades pero de gran calidad como D4VE, Green Lantern Orígenes o el Flash de Mark Waid. Nos oímos! NOTICIAS [00:06:50] Acogida positiva de Logan Rumores sobre película de Namor Generations de Marvel Jim Starlin y Alan Davis nueva serie de los Guardianes de la Galaxia Novedades manga Warner Bros. TV y Archie Comics desarrollarán nuevas series Mel Gibson suena para la secuela de Escuadrón Suicida Matt Reeves no dirigirá The Batman Detalles de los primeros lanzamientos Valiant de Medusa Novedades Planeta Cómic para Marzo Novedades ECC Ediciones Marzo 2017 (2ª Tanda) Revival anuncia su final NOVEDADES [00:53:04] Marvel Heroes 77. La telaraña de Spiderman #1: Ley y Orden Green Lantern: Origen Flash de Mark Waid: Nacido para correr. Crossed #1 La música de Marie Chiisakobee Fetus Collection Troya. #2 Los misterios de Samotracia Laura & Dino Marvel Gold. Los Defensores: Los hombres Cabeza D4VE Paria #3 Crossed Marvel Integral. Lobezno: Enemigo del Estado La hora Bruja Shame CINE: LOGAN [01:46:57] Nuestro topo Alejandro experto en cine, llega de la premiere en Berlín de la nueva película de Lobezno, Logan para traernos sus impresiones sobre el último estreno mutante de Fox. Olvídense de Millar, McNiven y su versión anciana del mutante de las garras de Adamantium y disfruten así de Logan, la tercera película del famoso mutante. ANÁLISIS: THE MAXX [01:54:55] En 1993 el autor Sam Kieth, acompañado de otros artistas como William Messner-Loebs y Alan Moore, publicó en Image esta serie tan especial y tan diferente de la oferta de cómics de la editorial. Kieth nos traía una psicodélica historia sobre la relación que mantenían un mendigo autoproclamado superhéroe y protector de la asistenta social Julie Winters. Aventuras repletas de metáforas, existencialismo, y pensamientos profundos… es lo que nos espera en esta extraña obra que analizaremos en nuestra mesa de redacción. OYENTES [02:31:35] 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! SUSCRÍBETE a nuestro canal de Youtube También en iTunes Síguenos @TomosyGrapas www.tomosygrapas.com

CAPÍTULO #103… Un programa muy especial sobretodo para nuestro presentador Daniel Brun, donde hablaremos de una de sus obras fetiche, se trata de The Maxx de Sam Kieth, una obra que seguro no os dejará indiferente a nadie. Además os acercamos todo el salseo hollywoodiense que últimamente está apareciendo por el mundo superheróico junto a las nuevas series anunciadas de Marvel. Además una semana justa en novedades pero de gran calidad como D4VE, Green Lantern Orígenes o el Flash de Mark Waid. Nos oímos! NOTICIAS [00:06:50] Acogida positiva de Logan Rumores sobre película de Namor Generations de Marvel Jim Starlin y Alan Davis nueva serie de los Guardianes de la Galaxia Novedades manga Warner Bros. TV y Archie Comics desarrollarán nuevas series Mel Gibson suena para la secuela de Escuadrón Suicida Matt Reeves no dirigirá The Batman Detalles de los primeros lanzamientos Valiant de Medusa Novedades Planeta Cómic para Marzo Novedades ECC Ediciones Marzo 2017 (2ª Tanda) Revival anuncia su final NOVEDADES [00:53:04] Marvel Heroes 77. La telaraña de Spiderman #1: Ley y Orden Green Lantern: Origen Flash de Mark Waid: Nacido para correr. Crossed #1 La música de Marie Chiisakobee Fetus Collection Troya. #2 Los misterios de Samotracia Laura & Dino Marvel Gold. Los Defensores: Los hombres Cabeza D4VE Paria #3 Crossed Marvel Integral. Lobezno: Enemigo del Estado La hora Bruja Shame CINE: LOGAN [01:46:57] Nuestro topo Alejandro experto en cine, llega de la premiere en Berlín de la nueva película de Lobezno, Logan para traernos sus impresiones sobre el último estreno mutante de Fox. Olvídense de Millar, McNiven y su versión anciana del mutante de las garras de Adamantium y disfruten así de Logan, la tercera película del famoso mutante. ANÁLISIS: THE MAXX [01:54:55] En 1993 el autor Sam Kieth, acompañado de otros artistas como William Messner-Loebs y Alan Moore, publicó en Image esta serie tan especial y tan diferente de la oferta de cómics de la editorial. Kieth nos traía una psicodélica historia sobre la relación que mantenían un mendigo autoproclamado superhéroe y protector de la asistenta social Julie Winters. Aventuras repletas de metáforas, existencialismo, y pensamientos profundos… es lo que nos espera en esta extraña obra que analizaremos en nuestra mesa de redacción. OYENTES [02:31:35] 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! SUSCRÍBETE a nuestro canal de Youtube También en iTunes Síguenos @TomosyGrapas www.tomosygrapas.com

Sweet Christmas! This podcast is packed with nerd talk! The boys finally reveal their thoughts on Luke Cage, but not before remembering the legendary artist, Steve Dillon. Also, artist and storyteller Valentin Ramon from IDW titles D4VE and Hot Damn sits down for a chat about his career in comics and his upcoming project, Sleep...

It's Wednesday, which means that the Doctoral Duo return to share their recommendations of recent releases! And this week, Gwen and Derek focus on three exciting, yet quite diverse, new titles. They begin with Nick Dranso's Beverly (Drawn & Quarterly), a series of six stories set in a Midwest suburban landscape, where individuals grapple with friendships, alienation, and the uncertainties of growing up. Gwen notes the dark poignancy of these narratives, character studies that often make the reader uncomfortable and made all the more effective through Dranso's clean lines and simple illustrative style. What struck Derek was the book's construction. This isn't a "traditional" collection of separate stories -- something like you would find, for example, in Eleanor Davis's How to Be Happy or Adrian Tomine's Killing and Dying -- but a text more akin to a short-story cycle, a collection of discrete stories, each of which could stand on its own, but all interconnected in such a way that a fuller meaning is generated by their textual proximity. Derek's term for this hybrid form within comics is "graphic cycle," and a classic example of this would be Will Eisner's A Contract with God. All of the narratives in Beverly connect in some way, and over time, through a few key characters. This debut graphic novel from Dranso is this week's highlight for both Gwen and Derek. Next, they check out the first issue Emma Rios and Hwei Lim's Mirror #1 (Image Comics). This story is part of the 8House universe, and the two begin with a brief discussion of that context. Both enjoyed this first issue -- especially Lim's elaborate design and watercolor art, which is truly stunning -- but found the setup a little confusing, at times. As Derek points out, this first issue lacks the amount of exposition necessary to fully grasp what is going on, although it's assumed that many of these narrative questions will be answered in the issues to follow. While both cohosts appreciate Mirror, they feel that those prone to trade waiting might want to wait until the complete arc is collected. Finally, Gwen and Derek wrap up with a look at Ryan Ferrier and Daniel Bayliss's Kennel Block Blues #1 (BOOM! Studios), the first of a four-issue limited series. This is a wild anthropomorphic tale about a kennel as prison, and about a protagonist unable to deal with reality on the inside. Oliver is not sure why he is sent to the Jackson State Kennel, and in times of uncertainty he retreats into a happy place, a technicolor fantasy world of dancing figures and catchy tunes reminiscent of the old Merrie Melodies or Fleischer brothers cartoons. As with Mirror, the art stands out in Kennel Block Blues, with Bayliss adeptly handling the transition between the dark kennel and Oliver's song-happy fantasy world. But Ferrier's writing in this first issue is equally impressive, providing just enough setup to satisfy, yet leaving the reader with eager expectations for the next installment.

Jump inside The Pull Bag's first interview of 2016! Ryan Ferrier writer of D4VE, D4VE2, Kennel Block Blues, and the upcoming HOT DAMN! TFG1Mike and BeatlesDiva chat with Ryan for about an hour on his life, comics, writing, and so much more. It's your JOBSDAMN DUTY to listen to this interview. For the LOVE OF WOZ come have some fun with us!FOLLOW RYAN ON TWITTERD4VED4VE2Kennel Block BluesHOT DAMN!Geeks: Mike "TFG1" BlanchardNicole "BeatlesDiva Hailstorm" HaleSubscribe to us using iTunes or use any other podcatching client by using: http://feeds.feedburner.com/GCRN-ThePullBagDownload TPB_INT-RFERRIER.mp3

In the 126th episode of The Pull Bag we are finally getting to the D4VE series! TFG1Mike and BeatlesDiva take a look inside Monkey Brains' D4VE written by Ryan Ferrier with art by Valentin Ramon! So jump inside TPB and go on a robot lovin' journey with us! And always remember to MAKE YOUR GREAT ESCAPE into Comics!!!!Geeks: Mike "TFG1" Blanchard Nicole "BeatlesDiva" HaleSubscribe to us using iTunes or use any other podcatching client by using: http://feeds.feedburner.com/GCRN-ThePullBagDownload TPB_EP126.mp3

Graphic Novice returns this week for their 65th episode with hosts VF & Nickel attempting to get caught up by reviewing 2 weeks of new comics. Slaves to the show format, we refuse to skip right to any sort of comic book banter, but instead spend the first 40 minutes or so discussing birthdays, long haul truckin', ladybugs, bee-keeping, podcasting responsibilities and our relaxed summer recording schedule. Comic news almost gets skipped over completely, before VF sneaks in a quick discussion on The Punisher showing up for Season 2 of Daredevil next year. In "Rapid-Fire Review" we discuss Sabrina #3, Captain Canuck #1, Convergence #8, Sandman Overture #5, Deadly Class #13, Outcast #9, Postal #4, They're Not Like Us #6, All-New Hawkeye #3, Inferno #1, Infinity Gauntlet #1, Inhumans Attilan Rising #1, Nova #31, Old Man Logan #1, Secret Wars Journal #1, Grimm Tales of Terror #11 (from May 27, 2015) as well as Archie #666, Broken World #1, Midnighter #1, D4VE #5, Autumnlands Tooth & Claw #6, Nailbiter #13, The Wicked + The Divine #11, All-New X-Men #41, Groot #1, Master of Kung-Fu #2, Spider-Woman #8, Superior Iron-Man #9, X-Tinction Agenda #1, and Years of Future Past #1 (From June 3, 2105). As always, the show wraps up with a look at some of the books we're looking forward to checking out the following week, in this case, June 10, 2015. Keep on Truckin'!  

Jay and Mike recommend "D4VE" and "Shutter," and then we dive into "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen" #53, and his most famous transformation - that time he turned into a giant turtle man! And then we play "Super-Mundane," and ask which hero would make the best - and the worst - dogwalker?   Pull List:  Jay: "D4VE" (Monkeybrain), written by Ryan Ferrier, art by Valentin Ramon.  Mike: "Shutter" (Image), written by Joe Keatinge, art by Leila del Duca.    Main Segment:  "Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen" #53, "The Giant Turtle-Man!" Written by Jack Schiff, art by Curt Swan and John Forte.    Game: "Super-Mundane - The Best and Worst Dogwalker?"   Listen to full episodes at PartialArc.com.  Email us at becausecomics@gmail.com, and find us on Twitter at @partialarc  Read Mike's "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" recaps ever Tuesday at PartialArc.com, and follow him on Twitter at @supergeekmike

A new week, a new podcast featuring talk about All-New, All-Different Avengers, our top 3 favorite ongoing series, Hawkgirl in the Arrow/Flash Spinoff and more! Lightning Round The Black Hood #2, Jem and the Holograms #1, Pastaways #1, New Avengers #32,Red Sonja #15, Conan/Red Sonja #3 (of 4), Gotham Academy #6, Daredevil #14, The Valiant #4, D4VE #2. Book of the Week Nightcrawler #12, Roche Limit vol. 1, Batman and Robin #40 Shared Book of the Week Multiversity: Ultra Comics by Grant Morrison and Doug Mahnke is our big topic of dicsussion.. FYI: the crew have gone all superhero on the world, thanks to the wonderful Hanie Mohd. Like them? Make sure to follow her and let us know what you think of our superhero pictures. The Comic Book Podcast is brought to you by Talking Comics (www.talkingcomicbooks.com), a blog dedicated to covering the latest and greatest in comic book releases. The editorial staff is composed of Editor-in-Chief Bobby Shortle (Fanboy Remix, Doctor Whocast), Stephanie Cooke ( Misfortune Cookie) and Steve Seigh (JoBlo.com contributor) who weekly dissect the releases and give you, the consumer, a simple Roman yay or nay regarding them. Our Twitter handle is @ TalkingComics and you can email us at info@talkingcomicbooks.com.

This episode was recorded on March 22nd, 2015. This week’s episode was hosted by Mike, Nick, and Paul. Our Comic Picks for the week were: D4VE #2, The Multiversity: Ultra Comics #1, and Nightcrawler #12. This week we discussed Thought Bubbles in comics, IDW’s ownership of licensed properties, the shocking revelations of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #44 from last week, and (again) artificial vs. true scarcity in comics. We also mentioned Todd Nauck’s YouTube Channel and his amazing video drawing Batman on a Post It note. Music this week by Infinity Shred. Produced by Zander Riggs and Mike Rapin. Edited by Zander Riggs. Subscribe on iTunes | Listen on Stitcher | Podcast Feed

Reviews: Black Hood #1, Curb Stomp #1, D4VE #1, Orphan Black #1, Spider-Gwen #1, Thor Annual, Agent Carter finale, Sleepy Hollow finale   The podcast wife Erica Schultz is back again by popular demand! She and Jimmy chat briefly about that sweet Power/Rangers fan film, the recent Star Wars Rebels reveal and give some major love to the late Leonard Nimoy. News includes: Noelle Stevenson is reviving The Runaways, CW's The Flash and Arrow spawn spinoffs, Adventure Time is heading to the big screen, Joe Madureira's Battle Chasers may be returning, House DeFraction inks a TV deal, DuckTales returns, Harrison Ford is coming back to Blade Runner, Netflix is bringing original/rebooted cartoons, Grace Helbig and Hannah Hart are Electra Woman and DynaGirl, and more casting for Supergirl, Lucifer and Daredevil. Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Thanks for listening!

Issue #175: Spider-Gwen, D4VE, and This Damn Winter On this week's show we talk Spider-Gwen #1 and expectations vs. reality.  We also talk about comic book origins, how much they should be messed with and what we think of the new Runaways. Lightning Round: Spider-Woman #4, Hickman's Avengers & New Avengers, Curb Stomp #1, Black Hood #1, Gotham Academy #5, Effigy #2, Wolf Moon #3, New Avengers #30, Secret Origins #10, Invaders #15, Fantastic Four #643, Batman #39, Amazing Spider-Man #15, Daredevil #13, Thor Annual #1, and Suiciders #1. Book of the Week Joe the Barbarian, Huge Hana, Lady Killer #1 & #2, and D4VE #1. Shared Book of the Week Spider-Gwen #1 Annnnnnnnnnd... we say it on the show, but just in case you missed it, the Talking Comics crew on Twitter are: Bobby: @ bobbyshortle Stephanie: @ hellocookie Steve: @ dead_anchoress And Bob's email is bobreyer@talkingcomicbooks.com FYI: the crew have gone all superhero on the world, thanks to the wonderful Hanie Mohd. Like them? Make sure to follow her and let us know what you think of our superhero pictures. The Comic Book Podcast is brought to you by Talking Comics (www.talkingcomicbooks.com), a blog dedicated to covering the latest and greatest in comic book releases. The editorial staff is composed of Editor-in-Chief Bobby Shortle (Fanboy Remix, Doctor Whocast), Stephanie Cooke ( Misfortune Cookie) and Steve Seigh (JoBlo.com contributor) who weekly dissect the releases and give you, the consumer, a simple Roman yay or nay regarding them. Our Twitter handle is @ TalkingComics and you can email us at info@talkingcomicbooks.com.

In this issue, Superman tempts children with his hot chocolate, and that’s not the only Sex Criminals on television. ALSO a brand new team-up series for DC, the Aurealis Award nominations and some kind of geek related challenge. THEN It’s The Black Hood, Suiciders, Spider-Gwen, Agent Carter and more in What We’ve Been Reading and Watching. PLUS our Kick-Ass Pick of the Week: SUPERMAN: EARTH … Continue reading

On this week's podcast, the Two Guys with PhDs take on a gargantuan task: they review ten different #1 issues from a variety of publishers. First they look at several debuts from Image Comics, including Bryan Hill, Matt Hawkins, and Isaac Goodhart's Postal; Jimmie Robinson's The Empty; Brian Joines, Jay Faerber, and Ilias Kyriazis's Secret Identities; and Ben Acker, Ben Blacker, and J. Bone's Sparks Nevada: Marshall on Mars. After those they discuss three new titles from Dark Horse Comics, such as Richard Corben's Rat God, Rafael Albuquerque and Mike Johnson's Ei8ht, and Dean Motter's Mister X: Razed. And then they wrap up with two #1 issues from BOOM! Studios/Archaia — Swifty Lang and Skuds McKinley's Plunder, and Ed Brisson and Damian Couceiro's Cluster — and finally Ryan Ferrier and Valentin Ramon's D4ve from IDW Publishing. Almost all of these new titles are worth checking out, with enthusiastic recommendations going to Cluster, Secret Identities, and especially the clever and comedic D4ve (perhaps the best of the bunch). And while Derek and Andy W. try to focus on the positive, they aren't overly enamored of Sparks Nevada, a miniseries based off of a Thrilling Adventure Hour performance. In fact, some of the comedy in this first issue seems to rely — and, at times, confusingly so — on sounds, a strategy that doesn't translate as effectively in comics. But outside of this little bump, this episode presents a smooth and enjoyable trip down the road of recent comicsdom. There's a lot to digest in the extra-long podcast, so just sit back, relax, listen up, and let the Two Guys do the driving.

Lots of comic talk this week including Darth Vader #2, Starlight, Black Hood #1, Joe Frankenstein #1, D4ve #1, Amazing Spider-Man #15 and more! Plus Duck Tales return, Star Wars Rebels , the Avengers Vault and Archie gets dark. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/matthew-szewczyk/message

This week on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR Monkey See's Linda Holmes, Glen Weldon, Stephen Thompson, and Barrie Hardymon are LIVE from the Sixth & I Historic Synagogue in Washington, D.C. They'll discuss what their takeaways from the year in pop culture before sharing some embarrassing stories about some of their pop culture firsts. All that, plus All that, plus What's Making Us Happy. Topics covered: Beyonce, Taylor Swift, John Legend, Let It Go, Pharrell Williams, Chris Pratt, Serial, The Paying Guests, Sarah Waters, Ali Smith, Department of Speculation, David Mitchell, The Bone Clocks, Jacqueline Woodson, Brown Girl Dreaming, What If, Obious Child, Judy Blume, Wifey, Mary Oliver, Chicago, Iron Maiden, Heather Thomas, Trans Am, Sideshow Bob, Van Halen, Saved By The Bell, Split Enz, Pride and Prejudice, The Lorax, Donald Duck, Encyclopedia Brown, Archie Comics, Legion of Super-Heroes, The Flash, Lord of the Rings, Grey Gardens, The King and I, Transparent, Thom Yorke, Ms Marvel, D4ve, H

Ryan Ferrier and D4VE #2 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pagesandpanels/support

Ryan Ferrier is a comic book writer and letterer who brings depth to the industry. He is the writer of D4VE, Tiger Lawyer, and Ultranova. We talk about making it in comics and his passion for writing. Continue Reading→

CBR, Mahmud Asrar, C2E2, Gary Panter, Spider-Man, Marvel movies, Dave Wachter, Nicola Scott, Will Pfeifer, Ryan Stegman, Chris Burnham, Skottie Young, Ryan Browne and God Hates Astronauts at Image, Mark Waid, Steranko, the Marvel Young Guns, Tony Fleecs, Original Sin #0 by Mark Waid, Jim Cheung, Paco Medina, Mark Morales, Guillermo Ortego, Dave Meikis, Juan Vasco, and Justin Ponsor, Daredevil #2 by Mark Waid and Chris Samnee, Elektra #1 by W. Haden Blackman, Mike Del Mundo, and Marco D'Alfonso, Nemo: The Roses of Berlin by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill from Top Shelf and Speakeasy, 100 Bullets: Brother Lono by Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso from Vertigo, All-New Doop #1 by Peter Milligan, David Lafuente and Laura Allred, Deadly Class by Rick Remender, Wes Craig, and Lee Loughridge from Image, Al Feldstein, Amazing Spider-Man #1 by Dan Slott and a cast of thousands, Remender's The End League from Dark Horse, Star-Lord, Angela in the Marvel Universe, the Trial of Jean Grey, What If: Age of Ultron by Joe Keatinge and company, D4VE and Go-Getters from Monkeybrain, and a whole mess more!

The Optic Blast crew chats with Ryan Ferrier about D4VE from Monkey Brain Comics, digital comics, genitalia and 80's movies!You can find Ryan on twitter @RyanWriter and check out Challenger Comics at www.readchallenger.com  BUY DAVE! Writer Ryan Ferrier showing his guns!* The Gun Show *Not actually Ryan FerrierOpening Music By: Mega Drive Mega Drive

Bobby introduces a new segment to the show this week, which we will tentatively and possibly permanently title the Lightning Round. These are the books that we talk about a LOT but don’t want to just brush off to the side just because we talk about them so much. Make sense? Each of your hosts have 3-minutes to quickly talk about all the other books that don’t fall under their be all and end all Books of the Week for this week. For the first beta test of this segment, some of the books discussed are: All-New X-Factor, Captain Marvel, Ms. Marvel, D4VE, Hulk, Cleopatra in Space, Black Canary and Zatanna: Bloodspell, Solar: Man of the Atom All-New Ghost Rider, Sinestro and Batman. And then for our regular Book of the Week segment, the gang bring up some fancy comics like: Dakota North, Adventures of Superman #50, Captain Action Cat,  The Adventures of Business Cat, Transformers: Windblade, Superior Spider-Man, Joyners in 3D, Nowhere Men, Batman Eternal and more. For the main part of the show, there’s no specific topic but we have another week of listener questions. Ha cha cha! We’ve been taking the majority of the questions directly from the forum (if you’re not signed up there, you should be!) but we went to Twitter and Facebook and answer as many of the questions you submitted as possible. PHEW!

This month on Optic Blast!Apologies for the late episode, we recorded the show over a week ago and lost it due to a power surge(D'oh!).News: We talk through all the announcements from Image Expo!Star Wars comics going back to marvelSponsor: This episode is brought to you by Manga Studio! If you are an aspiring comic artist or illustrator you really should be using Manga Studio, there are a ton of great programs for creating digital art but Manga Studio is designed specifically for Comic Artists.GET ON IT. Link: Get Manga StudioIndie Spotlight:The Optic Blast gives a spoiler -free review of D4VE from Monkey Brain Press. You should buy it...Now! Opening Music:Les Breatfeeders Dejeuner Sur L'Herbe By Les Breastfeeders

Tony Fleecs in the hizzy to help us get busy on J.Gonzo, Andy Suriano and Samurai Jack, more The Fifth Beatle, Voodoo Child: The Illustrated Legend of Jimi Hendrix by Martin Green and Bill Sienkiewicz (Blacksad, Cash: I See a Darkness, and more), Chris Moreno, Mike Norton and Revival, Terry Moore’s Rachel Rising, New Avengers, Black Science and Dead Body Road with Matteo Sclera, D4VE by Ryan Ferrier and Valentin Ramon from Monkeybrain, Brandon Graham’s Prophet, Jamal Igle’s Molly Danger, John Buscema, Leff Lemire’s Trillium from Vertigo, Crossed: Badlands #37-41 by Simon Spurrier, Rafael Ortiz, David Hine, German Erramouspe and company from Avatar, My Little Pony from IDW, Hip Hop, Kanye, the Twitter, Nova, Afterlife with Archie and Francesco Francavilla, Manifest Destiny #1 from Image, Deadpool Annual #1 by Ben Acker, Ben Blacker, Evan Shaner, and Tradd Moore, Ed McGuinness, Wolverine and Spider-Man from Zeb Wells and Joe Mad!, the Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon, Batman: Black and White, Captain America: The First Avenger, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Greg Capullo and The Creech, Scott Snyder and Batman V3, Nowhere Men by Eric Stephenson, Nate Bellegarde, and Jordie Bellaire from Image, Corina Bechko and Gabriel Hardman’s Star Wars: Legacy, Mahmud Asrar and Indestructible Hulk, Polar: Came from the Cold by Victor Santos from Dark Horse, The Iceman, Action Lab’s Princeless by Jeremy Whitley and M. Goodwin, and a whole mess more!

Pacific Rim, Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, Roger Stern, Heroes for Hope and Heroes Against Hunger, Savage Wolverine, Ryan Stegman, Marvel Knights: X-Men, Walking Dead, Infinity #6 and event comics (Crisis on Infinite Earths, Death of Superman, Annihilation, Civil War, and more), The Answer, The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story by Vivek Tiwary, Andrew C. Robinson and Kyle Baker, PictureBox, Fantagraphics, AdHouse, The Best of Comix Book! from Kitchen Sink, D4VE from Monkeybrain, Sonic the Hedgehog/Mega Man: Worlds Collide from Archie, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Samurai Jack #2 from Jim Zub and Andy Ristiano at IDW, Geoff Darrow and Shaolin Cowboy, Tom Scioli, and a whole mess more!

Three friends.  Several comic books. One book club. We talked about the comics we read this week but also got into that fancy new hardcover from Dark Horse, Bandette.  Setlist includes: (04:05) - Dale has a bunk Xbox (06:00) - Comic chatter: Sex Criminals 3, D4VE 1, and Superior Spider-Man 21 (23:00) - Lightning Round™: Superior Spider-Man Annual 1 , Daredevil 33, and Afterlife With Archie 2 (24:31) - Bandette ( Dark Horse/ Digital) (44:10) - Letters: Last word on Man of Steel Hosts:  @dale_a | @slim | @JonesyLovesBeer. Special thanks to YOU for our iTunes reviews and/or ratings so far; they help spread the word about the show. Sponsored by:  The Comic Book Shop. The best place to grab your print or digital comics.