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Original broadcast date: May 9, 2022. Whether it's superheroes like The Avengers or slice-of-life cartoons in The New Yorker, comics capture our imaginations like no other art form. A few small panels can take us to another galaxy or show us life from someone else's point of view. Comics and graphic novels are not just for kids! They are the perfect vehicle for anyone who wants to explore a new world. In this episode, we talk with local illustrators about how they got into comics and how they tell stories through their unique art styles. Guests: Malaka Gharib, author and illustrator of I Was Their American Dream and the forthcoming It Won't Always Be Like This Anika Orrock, author and illustrator of The Incredible Women of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League Janet K. Lee, co-creator of Return of the Dapper Men, illustrator of Marvel Comics adaptations of Jane Austen's Emma and Northanger Abbey Scout Underhill, creator of DnDoggos web comic Daniel Pujol, co-creator of Salt Weekly zine and Thaw postcard comic Related reading:  ‘This is our Black Friday': Free Comic Book Day brings community back to one Middle Tennessee comic store

Hi Guys! This is. very short episode which is something we never do really so we hope you all enjoy it.

Whether it's superheroes like The Avengers or slice-of-life cartoons in the New Yorker, comics capture our imaginations like no other art form. A few small panels can take us to another galaxy or show us life from someone else's point of view. Comics are not just for kids and are the perfect vehicle for anyone who wants to explore a new world. Saturday was Free Comic Book Day so we're talking to NPR editor and Nashville-based artist Malaka Gharib, whose work was included in the national promotion. We'll also be joined by other local illustrators about how they got into comics and how they tell stories through their unique art styles. Guests: Malaka Gharib, author and illustrator of I Was Their American Dream and the forthcoming It Won't Always Be Like This Anika Orrock, author and illustrator of The Incredible Women of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League Janet K. Lee, co-creator of Return of the Dapper Men, illustrator of Marvel Comics adaptations of Jane Austen's Emma and Northanger Abbey Scout Underhill, creator of DnDoggos web comic Daniel Pujol, co-creator of Salt Weekly zine and Thaw postcard comic

So everyone, it has been a long minute once again and it's crazy that we are now doing this all over again. You know it always feels weird when we do the recordings since there's always something happening within the bearded community. Drama always follows the bearded community even when it simmers down! We are back, but we will be recording only once per month, and there it just too much to share within the recording because we only have so much time really within our schedules. Santino and Rodney live in different states and too many projects are being worked on to connect. 

In the latest episode, The Fanbase Weekly co-hosts welcome special guests Janet Lee (Eisner Award-nominated artist, Return of the Dapper Men, Emma) and Gabe Cheng (writer, The Problem with Parallels, Finding Molly) to discuss the latest geek news stories of the week, including looking back at the career of Ivan Reitman, Amazon's ComiXology overhaul and the backlash, Disnsey's "Storyliving," and the new story of Han and Leia's honeymoon.

New season of Offbeat Beards is finally here and you'll see a brand new evolution of the direction we are going at this point.

This was a cornucopia of content here because we covered a different range of topics this time around. It's funny that we are now just talking about the fear-mongering faux religious nonsense we are seeing in the bearded community along with the faux holistic people in the world of health. We talk about crypto again and it's funny how Santino contradicted himself about using apps such as Robinhood and others, another topic we had to talk about is people abusing the subject of 'Mental Health'.

We feel that season is becoming episodic in so many ways even though we are still talking about skincare and beardcare. The content per usual is all over the place, but it still melds together into a perfect mold.

The conversation starts off with Greenbird555 dealing with a hit and run which turned into a high-speed car chase within San Francisco! Collections we may have that should be treated with pristine care and maybe white-glove treatment.

A long delay of uploading has to an end for the moment. We discuss codes and affiliate links in the world of beardcare, but this goes for every niche imaginable.

So you guys may already know what has been happening so far if you have been paying attention to social media, and especially in particular on Greenbird555's TikTok and Instagram.

Greenbird555 talks about his attraction to women on a rare occasion at the beginning of this conversation, which brings us to this question "Does your significant other get jealous if someone else DMs you?" Have you ever noticed yourself leaning more towards unscented, and should you stay away from beard care products that may have corn starch? So many questions we just had to ask ourselves.

Growing out your beard there is always has a reason for yourself, but sometimes you can associate it with something else you have known; also with haven't talked about it publicly with friends/family. That’s what we talk about here in this recording.

Let's talk western and rugged stylized themed products. This is a big deal because we have our very first guest of honor with us and we couldn't be happier to share this with you all.

We've all heard the topic heard around the world called "The Insurecction" and we revisit how are you going to sell yourself as things dwindle down. Rodney's car decides to lose its power after grocery shopping and this was during a time when logging out of social media.

Sentence fillers are fun, but when you catch yourself using them 24/7 it's a drag with editing and you sound all over the place. Giving yourself a challenge you set out for when it comes to your grooming can be rather more time-consuming than anticipated.

It's true we are back and it's a strong sign that we are here to slay the game! You all know that we are so all over the place that we had to talk about the extreme nature of the stock market and insane impulse buys of $85 socks.

Should we have our own individual cloud for our own privacy sake, or should we just stick with the regular clouds we are all on? We discuss who is listening to us in foreign countries and it's awesome how much we are evolving.

Santino and I talk about how some big iconic Northern California staples are shutting down, and we talk about how Walmart is doing the most selling knockoff and fake brands!

We are back with another special edition episode where we revisit "Cannibalism" within the influencer world in all spectrums of niches. The response to the first episode was amazing and watching unfold now will hit the fan soon.

The week leading up to the big holiday was really all over the place because Rodney's mother totalled his dad's car a few days before which of course doesn't help make anything go smoothly. Santino and Rodney also go over beardcare fillers that people may be allergic to because a product was making one of your hosts flush!

This is our special Christmas episode where we share our thoughts on holiday-themed products and what skincare brands that have slight elements of the holiday spirit without being categorized like that.

*Note this was recorded back in September* This is part 2 of 2 and we now get into the subject of "The bearded community" being almost saturated with new businesses which is good and bad. Santino and I even talk about things we have been seeing pop such as "whole beard oil starter kits" which is a thing!

*Note* This was recorded back in September, 2020! We briefly talk about how the people who have helped us create our brand and of course we touch upon the bearded community in which the conversation does get random. We reel it in to get back on track as usual and something we thought was appropriate to talk about was adoption which is now totally new for one of your hosts Santino.

Thanksgiving and Friendsgiving has passed so now people are getting ready in full swing for the Black Friday Deals everywhere. We take an extreme detour from the current conversation and can't seem to get back on track with this one, but that's how shopping deals crumble beneath us. Something a lot of guys are asking themselves and to the bearded community is this "Is beardcare actually tactical and this marketing still working?"

We all know that the big holidays are coming our way now which is the biggest sign that the year about to end. The question we are asking ourselves "Who is actually giving back?" We also talk about luxury brands that have sold their formula's to elite luxury hotels and also a high-end brand that might be selling a gimmick?

So much has happened over the course of a few weeks and one of the things you need to ask yourself in terms of being a brand owner "How am I going to sell my brand now after this election?" This is something I have been wondering because we all know if you want to make it big you have to be somewhat open-minded and this goes for both sides of the parties. This is us we can't stay on one topic here since we side-bar constantly.

*Note* Episode was recorded back in late August, 2020. This is part 2 of this very long podcast, but this had some interesting detours because it's us! We don't even know how we got from iS Clinical products down to my crazy dreams about the dark web and even how YouTube is being very extra.

What's more annoying a brand that you loved, plus promoted for so long to get views, subs, likes, and followers for your own gain until that company decided to be mass-produced? That's what we are talking about in this 2 part episode because it's too long to be uploaded as one.

This is our Halloween Edition of our podcast! We just wanted to do something that suits the spirit of this spooky holiday and this is about the cannibalism within influencers

We talk about beard growth serums, matte finish skincare for men that won't give you a shine and of course just random topics because we get off track(hence our name Offbeat beards). Transitioning from one format to another is kinda hard so bare with us on this recording when we talk about our YouTube channels.

This is a introduction about us to our audience new and old. We talk about the what's going on in our lives along with some beardcare and skincare, but this episode is just about having fun with the conversation and going with the flow.

A video of this interview is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdmyvTetDTY&t=0s&list=PL_pXBtCqjKy9DJ7UWxUI0GI_JGcX1exh5. Janet Lee is an Eisner award winning comic artist living in Eaglewood, TN. She attended Free Comic Book Day at Rick's Comic City to promote the event and to sell her Mad Hatter comic published by Marvel in their full color fairy-tale anthology, Once Upon a Time, (http://www.amazon.com/Once-Upon-Time-Out-Past/dp/078519116X) which recently hit the New York Times Best Seller list. She also illustrated Return of the Dapper Man and Welcome To Fabulous Lost Vegas. Her comics, original illustrations / paintings and prints can be found at http://j-k-lee.com.??Janet will also be featured in a Vertigo anthology coming out this summer and is working on a sequel to Return of the Dapper Men. She's also pitched a couple of other projects to publishers, so be on the look out. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/up-and-coning-artists/message

Description Special guest John Darowski joins Joe Darowski to discuss the graphic novel Return of the Dapper Men which was written by Jim McCann with art by Janet Lee. While discussing this fairy taleu-esque story of a boy named Ayden … Continue reading →

On a literally freezing New Orleans afternoon, looking fabulous despite braving icy steets and sidewalks, two dapper dudes and a fashion forward yogi warm up Happy Hour with talk of hot Buti yoga, hot jazz and soul, and hot off the presses. Four years ago Joseph Makkos responded to a Craig s List ad ... and ended up with 30,000 transparent plastic tubes, each containing a single edition of a New Orleans newspaper printed between 1888 and 1929. Joseph now manages that archive and hopes to partner with the first virtual carnival krewe to turn old newspapers into new media. He and C Rock team up to tell the story of the infamous "crazed New Orleans axe man" not the two year terrorization of New Orleans by a serial axe murderer, but the more interesting story of perhaps an early instance of fake news tune in He also reads a timely and absolutely poetic newspaper account of an 1885 New Orleans snow. Baye Tilson is a yoga instructor who likes "all the yogas" especially Buti and practices club level yoga at some of the hottest nightclubs in town. Baye says she doesn t not discriminate if someone wants to have a drink before or during yoga she s happy to open up the balcony. Her pomeranian hat inspired a Facebook request for details, but Baye couldn t buy it again if she tried her fashion sense leads her finds that can t be duplicated. Speaking of one of a kind, Andre Lovett is a singer songwriter whose influences range from 50s and 60s soul crooners to 90s RnB artists to Al Green and ... John Meyer who C Rock admits he thinks is a chump ... no disrespect, the Grateful Dead suck too . Andre sings a song he wrote in 2014 in Seattle just after an inspirational breakup, and a song he wrote after moving here in 2015. An exceptional singer songwriter and a beautiful dresser. April and C Rock guest host for Grant on C Rock s birthday and a week after April s happy birthday guys .

This episode was recorded live earlier this year at Emerald City Comicon in Seattle, WA. Our Wendy Buske moderated this panel, titled How to Be a Nerd For A Living: Discovering Careers in Pop-Culture. It features a collection of great nerdy professionals, including Dane Ault, artist and co-founder of Monkey Minion Press; Samantha Kalman, creator of the video game Sentris, and previously one of the team-members behind video game engine Unity; Kevin Konrad Hanna, a film director and comic creator who was also the art director on Plants versus Zombies: Heroes; Janet Lee, comic artist and Eisner award-winning co-creator of The Return of the Dapper Men; and Jaimie Cordero, co-founder and CEO of nerd makeup company Espionage Cosmetics. Our speakers pull from a wide variety of professional and personal backgrounds to discuss how they got started, the ongoing challenges they face, and the successes that keep them going. The panel caps off with an audience Q&A with a number of really great questions from the packed room of attendees.

N4AL's Wendy Buske talks with artist Janet Lee about the Kickstarter campaign for her new adaption of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. They also discuss her Eisner-award winning book Return of the Dapper Men, and other comic book projects.

Recorded at Chicago's C2E2 2014, this panel of professional artists, illustrators, writers, business owners and web consultants discusses marketing and selling your art and services online. Guests speakers Karen Hallion (illustrator and T-shirt designer), Andy Schmidt (founder of Comics Experience and former editor for Marvel and IDW), Janet Lee (Eisner award-winning artist of Return of the Dapper Men), and Kelly Stephenson (SEO consultant for SSM Healthcare, social media expert at SageLark) talk about starting an online business, their experiences with different vendors, licensing, intellectual property and engaging their audience via Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and more. Moderated by Nerd For A Living's Wendy Buske.

On today's Word Balloon podcast we present The NYCC 2012 panel "Comics And Film When Fanboys Collide " Featuring IndieWire.com film critic Matt Singer, Comic Book-Film Storyboard Artist Gabriel Hardman (Inception, The Dark Knight Rises , Hulk, Planet Of The Apes-Cataclysm ) comic book artist Janet K Lee (Return Of The Dapper Men) and Dapper Men co-creator writer Jim McCann (Mind The Gap) After the panel, Lee also gives us the details of her new collaboration with McCann for Image Comics Lost Vegas.Then television writer and host of The Nerdist Writers Panel Podcast Ben Blacker (Supernatural Supah Ninja) talks about his upcoming Marvel graphic novel Wolverine Season One co-written with his TV writing partner Ben Acker. Ben also promotes his Kickstarter campaign for a graphic novel anthology adaptation of the Thrilling Adventure Hour, a live LA comedy stage show/podcast that parodies old time radio dramas. The THA anthology will be published by Archaia and features new stories drawn by such comic book luminaries as Ben Edlund, Jackson Publik Tom Fowler, Dustin Weaver, Chris Moreno, Doc Shaner and more. Ben also gives us his observations about the current television season.

We throw a whole mess of stuff at the fan in this old-school EOC episode, including Invincible Iron Man by Matt Fraction and Salvador Larocca, Scott Snyder, Scott Tuft, and Attila Futaki's Severed #6 and 7 from Image, Critical Millennium: The Dark Frontier by Andrew E. C. Gaska, Dan Dussault, and Archaia (incorporating Jim Henson's Tale of Sand, The Dapper Men, and more), Gates of Gotham by Snyder, Kyle Higgins, and Trevor McCarthy, Avengers Vs. X-Men, superstar writers (including Alan Moore, Jason Aaron, Gail Simone, Bendis, Roy Thomas, Ed Brubaker, Morrison, The New 52, and more), Fantastic Four, Alan Davis and Captain America, Brian Wood's DMZ, and a whole mess more!

This is the one. It’s been a long 25 weeks, but we finally made it. We got together to celebrate the history of our show inside Paperkeg Southwest! Topics included, but were not limited to: Favorite show memories, Favorite comics memorabilia, favorite Paperkeg book clubs, Return of the Dapper Men(51:00), and your letters(65:00)!

Avengers & X-Men movies, Uncanny X-Men #534.1 & 535, Wolverine #6-8, Thor, Return of the Dapper Men

Stephen uses all of his editing powers to rearrange the pieces of this week's episode into a puzzle for everyone to enjoy! One thing that was completely on point? Our guest, Return of the Dapper Men and Widowmaker writer Jim McCann, who took some time on the day of its release to go over all of the ins-and-outs of HAWKEYE: BLINDSPOT #1!

Paul and AJ discuss creators that have either earned or betrayed their fanboy trust. Who the hell do these guys think they are anyway? Also AJ speaks eloquently about Dreamworks' Megamind, and Paul speaks like a braindamaged gerbil about Watership Down and Return of the Dapper Men.

In the second and final post con edition of the podcast I had the pleasure of being joined by the creative team of Return of the Dapper Men, Jim McCann and Janet Lee as well as Kill Audio, Coheed and Cambria and The Amory Wars Claudio Sanchez and Chondra Sanchez. Both are not only my favorite interviews of the con but easily in my opinion the best I've done in my career so far. So sit back, pull up a chair and enjoy the chaos of NYCC this final time as we talk art, discover what is going on with Kill Audio and why Staves and Arrows isn't going anywhere anytime soon!http://twitter.com/#!/JimMcCannhttp://www.jimmccannonline.com/http://twitter.com/#!/Janet_K_Leehttp://twitter.com/#!/chonnyewww.kill-audio.com

September 23, 2010 - Coming off a year or so of some great work at Marvel on Hawkeye + Mockingbird, Jim McCann and Janet Lee are now delivering an original graphic novel, Return of the Dapper Men, published by Archaia. Scheduled to launch at the New York Comic Con, and available worldwide in November, Return of the Dapper Men is a modern day fairy tale, truly for all ages and with some artwork like you've never seen before. Jim McCann, no stranger to the Talksplode, visits with us to tell us about the inspirations, the process and the journey involved in creating and publishing Return of the Dapper Men. To see Janet Lee's art work from our C2E2 episode of the iFanboy video show from back in April, to see exactly what Jim is talking about as he raves about her art style. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Longtime listener and fellow podcaster Paul French joins in on the fun of looking through the September Previews. We then talk with writer Jim McCann and artist Janet K. Lee to learn about their new Archaia original graphic novel Return of the Dapper Men. (1:47:37)

Episode #6 I am joined by good friend, writer and all around great guy Jim McCann. We talk about the early reactions to Hawkeye/Mockingbird, Return of the Dapper Men, what his thoughts are on becoming a freelancer and much much more! www.jimmccannonline.com Editing note: This was recorded at the very end of May so there are a few things that may seem like old bits in the conversation.

On this edition of the Word Balloon podcast, we wrap up our massive coverage of  the c2e2 comics convention . In part 2 we talk with Mike Perkins, who talks about being at the halfway point drawing Stephen King's  The Stand.. Raven Gregory writor/Editor of Zenescope  talks about Grimm's Fairy Tales, and the new Charmed series. Don Kramer discusses taking over the art duties on Wonder Woman, collaborating with J. Michael Straczynski. ArtistChris Samnee talks Area 10 his Vertigo Crime Novel with Christos Gage, his upcoming new Marvel all ages book Thor: The Mighty Avenger written by Roger Langridge, and the origin of Comic Twart, the online artist jam blog, featuring many top illustrators.  A massive Green Lantern creator conversation, with Doug Mahnke, Christian Allmay, Pete Tomasi and Patrick Gleason.Tom Stillwell talks about Honor Brigade and the new Toy Boy one shot. Zander Cannon discusses his work on Top 10 for Wildstorm and his book on the US-Soviet space race T-Minus with Kevin Cannon and Jim Ottaviani.Josh Elder talks about co-founding Reading With Pictures,a not for profit group trying to bring comics to the classroom, to help schools promote and encourage literacy . Andy Kuhn and Phil Hester  tell us about the return of their Image Comics series Firebreather, and its coming debut as an anime film for Cartoon Network directed by Peter Chung.. Matt Kindt talks about the Super Spy The Lost Dossier for Top Shelf  and his June Vertigo OGN Revolver. Web Comic creators Len Kody and Tony Maldanado talk Chicago 1968,. David Peterson talks Mouse Guard : Legends Of the Guard , and Janet Lee & Jim McCann discuss their childrenís book Return of The Dapper Men both from Archaia , Chris Burnam talks about Officer Downe his new collaboration with Joe Casey, and his work on Boomís Armory Wars with Peter David, and Tom Fowler wraps things up to talk about Mysterius The Unfathomable for Wildstorm, and his work for Mad

March 10, 2010 - Jim McCann is a longtime fan of Hawkeye and Mockingbird, and writer of the just announced ongoing series, Hawkeye and Mockingbird from Marvel Comics! Fellow Clint Barton fan, Josh talks to Jim about the famed archer and his wife, the return to the purple costume, the roots of his affection for the characters, and his still young writing career. We also talk about McCann's upcoming original graphic novel with Archaia Studios Press, Return of the Dapper Men. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices