Podcasts about Deathmate

Our two hosts, Kevin and Andy, trick Phil into hanging out while they ramble on and finish up the trade with issues 11-18 (and bonus material in the trade) along with the news and other ramblings to pad out the episodes. We deliver our final ratings, who will rate it higher? Eightball Issue #11-18 from […] The post Indie Comic Book Noise Episode 528 – Two Idiots Talking with 1 Phil Listening – Eightball or Deathmate? first appeared on Indie Comic Book Noise.

Our two hosts, Kevin and Andy, trick Phil into hanging out while they ramble on and finish up the trade with issues 11-18 (and bonus material in the trade) along with the news and other ramblings to pad out the episodes. We deliver our final ratings, who will rate it higher? Eightball Issue #11-18 from […] The post Indie Comic Book Noise Episode 528 – Two Idiots Talking with 1 Phil Listening – Eightball or Deathmate? first appeared on Indie Comic Book Noise.

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On today's episode of the NuDis Colony, strap on your goggles and bust out the beakers, because we're diving into the debut album from SoCal funkheads, 'S.C.I.E.N.C.E.' by Incubus! We kick off the discussion with some real nerdy talk, as Ross brags about his new Star Wars book, the incomprehensible 90s comic crossover Deathmate, and of course, BEES! We also discuss Mike Patton's influence on this album, gush over the creative liberties of early Incubus, and most importantly, Ted Koppel. This one is a favorite of ours, so get ready for some real nostalgia and good vibes all around. Subscribe on your favorite podcast app & if you like the show, share it with your friends! Check out the NuDis Colony Playlist on Spotify & follow along on our journey through NuMetal: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4JpmdS16YoAtPwVargXxgn Email NuDis Colony: nudispod@gmail.com Follow NuDis Colony on social media! Twitter: https://twitter.com/NuDisPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nudispod/ Follow Ross on Twitter: https://twitter.com/beefersutherman Follow Brent on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrentHibbard "NuDis Colony" logo by Ross Lickteig with help from Jack Franklin. Follow Jack on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milkywaymaps/

Matt and Lee talk about Deathmate Image/Valiant crossover and some of their favorite Valiant Comics from the 90's. ----more---- Images from the show are HERE Deathmate notes: Designated by color rather than issue numbers (namely Yellow, Blue, Black, and Red) plus two book-end issues, Deathmate Prologue and Deathmate Epilogue, as well as Preview issues collected with comic products, the four main issues were written so they could be read in any order. Created at the peak of the comic book speculator boom, the project was heavily promoted and sold hundreds of thousands of copies, but was beset with production delays. The Image half (Black, Red, and Epilogue) came out severely behind schedule and out of sequence. Deathmate Red shipped after the epilogue issue, and despite cover dates of September 1993 to February 1994, the actual publication lag was far longer than six months. The plot evolved around a chance interdimensional meeting of two characters, Solar from Valiant and Void from Image's WildC.A.T.s. The two became lovers, but their joining would mean the destruction of both comic book universes. It is notable that only half of the Image founding members chose to take part. Erik Larsen, Jim Valentino, and Todd McFarlane were not involved, although McFarlane's character Al Simmons makes a brief appearance in Deathmate Red. In my personal opinion yellow, blue and the prologue had a more cohesive story. Where the image characters had a better integration into the valiant universe's history. Case in point brigade's characters worked for Harada Industries, an X men derived group. Besides being delayed black and red's stories definitely had a rushed feel to the story.  In black we see the Top Cow studio take front and center with ties to Wildcats and Gen 13.  X O makes an appearance, but he is used more like a power hungry military general than a visigoth with an alien suit of armor.  Union , an energy based alien creature is the one character from black that allows this story to connect to the epilogue. Red's story, sadly for me, is just a Rob Liefeld sketchbook. The story is about Youngblood in this new universe the biggest addition is that Bloodshot is a member.  While the Prophet is poorly used as a plot point to let the heroes know what is wrong with this amalgamation of a world. Red was so far delayed that it was released after the epilogue issue. Epilogue centers more around the events from blue with Solar, supreme, and Darque. This series had a great germ of an idea, but it missed the boat with the creative teams. If it had some editorial oversight for both companies it might have had a chance at being a success. However, with egos, missed deadlines, and perhaps the lack of experience from portions of the owners with the business side of things it went down as a failure. For me , I liked parts of the story and going back and rereading the story with a more mature eye I can see what drew me to the story. 1 The crossover was something rarely seen between two independent comic groups. 2 Deathmate had the rock and roll comic artists 3 Although Valiant at the beginning wasn't flashy, they had a good set of storytellers and a well thought-out and connected universe. I was hoping that it would influence the Image books. 4 Finally the book introduced me to more “up and coming'' creators.   Like Joe Q and Jeff Matsuda. Facts about publication sales: The Valiant Deathmate books (Prologue, Blue, and Yellow) had print runs of over 700,000 copies, but by the time Deathmate Red was released, it had a print run of 250,000, although retailers were nonetheless left with many unsold copies. At the time, comic book distributors would only allow unsold books to be returned if they were six months late.   Valiant Comics Notes: In 1988, former editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics Jim Shooter, Steven J. Massarsky and a group of investors attempted to purchase Marvel Entertainment. They submitted the second-highest bid, with financier Ronald Perelman submitting the highest bid and acquiring Marvel. Shooter and Massarsky instead formed Voyager Communications in 1989 with significant venture capital financing from Triumph Capital. Valiant (an imprint of Voyager Communications) recruited numerous writers and artists from Marvel, including Barry Windsor-Smith and Bob Layton, and launched an interconnected line of superhero comics featuring a mixture of characters licensed from Western Publishing and original creations.    1993 Valiant won Best Publisher over 5% Market Share, becoming the first publisher outside of Marvel and DC to do so.  Valiant also engaged in several comic book-marketing innovations common in the 1990s, such as issue zero "origin" issues, the gold logo program, coupons redeemable for original comic books, and chromium covers. Following the conclusion of the "Unity" crossover in September 1992, Valiant released Bloodshot, Ninjak, H.A.R.D. Corps, The Second Life of Dr. Mirage, and Timewalker, among other titles.  Turok #1 (VALIANT) - One of the top ten largest print runs in history, a runaway video game success that brought gamers into the fold, and the first real sign that comic properties were viable for licensing  Perhaps the biggest innovation was their use of continuity. The events in the comics almost always took place during the same time frame as publication with readers expecting one month time jumps between issues. There was the rare exception to this rule, such as two back-to-back issues covering the events of the same night. In this case, the narration box would date them — for example, both issues would be dated "December 12th, 1991" if the event began in a December issue released on the 12th. Another method they used took advantage of the more hard scifi setting, and had characters experience a jump forward of several months as a side effect of traveling faster than light. An event in one comic had immediate and lasting effects in another. Once an event happened, it was set in stone. RetCons never happened, and Comic-Book Time was averted. The Valiant universe was split into two time periods: the modern day, and the 41st century, with events in the former having effects on the latter. All in all, the formula worked, attracting many fans with its refreshing and unique style, and Valiant sold over 80 million comics in its first 5 years, becoming the third highest selling comic book company (after, of course, Marvel and DC)...    Magnus Robot fighter Cover Date:, May '91  Artist Art Nichols and Writer Jim Shooter  By the year 4000, humanity has become dependent on robots. H8, the Robot Police chief of the civic sector of North Am, a continent-spanning mega-city, is damaged in a radiation accident. It seeks to promote the human dependency on robots and gradually impose totalitarian rule in the area under its control. Magnus was trained from infancy by 1A a self aware robot in an under-sea domed house, using advanced techniques, to become a skilled martial artist who could break steel with his bare hands. In addition, 1A equipped his charge with a device that would allow him to "hear" robot-to-robot radio communications.  https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/people/3513/art-nichols/comics  Magnus, Robot Fighter  1A, the Freewill robot mentor of Magnus and lover of Grandmother (whom he calls "Kimi").  Claiburne, President of North Am  Leeja Clane, Magnus's girlfriend and future wife  Love how Valiant kept the 60s art style and concepts  Fan of Isaac Asimov Irobot, Magnus is heavily influenced by Asimov.    Turok Dinosaur hunter Cover Date:, Jul '93  He first appeared in Four Color Comics #596 (October/November 1954).[1] After a second Four Color appearance (#656 October 1955), the character graduated to his own title – Turok, Son of Stone (#3 March–May 1956) — published by both Dell and then Gold Key Comics from 1956 to 1982.  Writer David Michelinie  Art Bart Sears    Rai  Cover Date: Mar '92  In his original incarnation, Rai is the spirit guardian that protects the nation of Japan in the 41st century. It is a mantle that is usually passed down from father to son through the generations, with some exceptions. As such, the series chronicled a number of protagonists.  By the year 4001, industrialization in Japan had begun to consume every square inch of free space within the island nation's borders. To house and feed its growing population, the country had built upon its own infrastructure centuries before, turning the whole of Japan into a towering pillar, hundreds of miles wide. Eventually, the nation detached from Earth entirely, and now orbits the planet.  Governed by a mysterious yet benevolent artificial intelligence named Father, the Japan of 4001 is divided into various sectors, with names derived from the time of founding, and generally separated among the lines of economic status and social class. Where a citizen's sector falls in the literal hierarchy of Japan's many sectors also directly affirms their social ranking; the closer you are to the Earth, the less essential you are.  Part of the magnus Robot Fighter Universe  I like how they were able to take an Obscure mention in Magnus and make an entire universe    Matt's shows: 60's Reboot Podcast Comics With My Kids   Ways to connect with us: Covert Nerd Facebook Covert Nerd Website Covert Nerd Instagram Covert Nerd Twitter Covert Nerd Merch Proud member of the podcast Arcade Network

The Second Life of Doctor Mirage presents a rare commodity in comics, a functioning romantic couple. Carmen and Hwen are two butt-kicking parapsychologists with unique abilities that complement each other. They've experienced a lot of weirdness in their relationship, and it has prepared them for the ultimate paranormal trip - when Hwen becomes an incorporeal specter! In this week's episode, we examine one of the most underrated couples in comics and discover heaps of inspiration for ourselves. Yes, we consult a love "expert" as usual, and they provide some surprising challenges. Don't forget to check out our guest-spot on the Ten Cent Takes podcast, where we discuss the Image Comics/Valiant Comics crossover event, Deathmate. It's a strange dip into the 90s comics scene and provides plenty of historical context for our Doctor Mirage conversation. Issues discussed this week: The Second Life of Doctor Mirage #1 - 9, published by Valiant Comics between November 1993 and August 1994. The comics are written by Bob Layton and Jim Perham (co-writing on #8), penciled by Bernard Chang and Mike Leeke (only on #8), inked by Ken Branch, colored by Maurice Fontenot and Mark Csaszar, and lettered by Rob Johnson, Joe Abelo, and Santiago Vazquez. Be sure to follow the podcast on Facebook, on Instagram, and on Twitter @CBCCPodcast, and you can follow hosts Brad Gullickson @MouthDork & Lisa Gullickson @sidewalksiren. Send us your Words of Affirmation by leaving us a 5-Star Review on Apple Podcasts. SUPPORT THE PODCAST BY JOINING OUR PATREON COMMUNITY. Continue your conversation with CBCC by hopping over to our website where we have reviews, essays, and numerous interviews with comic book creators. Podcast logo by Aaron Prescott @acoolhandfluke, podcast banner art by @Karen_XmenFan.

Worlds collide as Image Comics and Valiant Comics smash their ugly bits and produce DEATHMATE, the most epic crossover event in comics? Perhaps! This week, we join the Ten Cent Takes podcast to discuss this mondo bizarro mini-series that dared to shake the industry in the early nineties. And the best bit? At the center of Deathmate is a catastrophic love affair between WildC.A.T.S.' Void and Solar: Man of the Atom. This means we get to throw The Five Love Langues into the mix in an effort to make a little more sense of this beautiful madness. After you listen to this insane deep dive, make sure to jump on over to the Ten Cent Takes podcast and smash that subscribe button. Also, be sure to follow them on Twitter and Instagram. You'll want these rad folks in your lives. Follow our podcast on Facebook, on Instagram, and on Twitter @CBCCPodcast, and you can follow hosts Brad Gullickson @MouthDork & Lisa Gullickson @sidewalksiren. Send us your Words of Affirmation by leaving us a 5-Star Review on Apple Podcasts. SUPPORT THE PODCAST BY JOINING OUR PATREON COMMUNITY. Continue your conversation with CBCC by hopping over to our website where we have reviews, essays, and numerous interviews with comic book creators. Podcast logo by Aaron Prescott @acoolhandfluke, podcast banner art by @Karen_XmenFan.

What better way to talk about Deathmate then to do a crossover with another podcast? In this episode, we talk about the infamous 90s event with Brad and Lisa Gullickson (the hosts of Comic Book Couples Counseling)!  ----more---- Transcript forthcoming

Tony Fleecs storms the EOC bunker to pitch in on Stray Dogs, Trish Forstner, Rick and Morty: Worlds Apart, Extreme and Norm Rapmund, Rob Liefeld, Erik Larsen, Deathmate, Gen 13, Rain Like Hammers and Brandon Graham, Skulldigger + Skeleton Boy from Dark Horse, Warhammer 40K: Marneus Calgar, The Way of the Househusband from Viz, Satan's Library by Adam Falp, Batman: Black and White #3, plus a whole mess more!

Steve, Phil, Kevin, and Andy are all back together again. Super Steve is ready to tackle some comics while everyone else puts to rest one of the greatest crossovers of all. Infinity 8 by Lewis Trondheim, Dominique Bertail, Olivier Vatine, Zep, Martin Trystram, Emmanual Guibert (Lion Forge Comics) We conclude our epic saga of the […] The post Indie Comic Book Noise Episode 468 – Deathmate – One of your Favourite Life Style Brands first appeared on Indie Comic Book Noise.

Steve, Phil, Kevin, and Andy are all back together again. Super Steve is ready to tackle some comics while everyone else puts to rest one of the greatest crossovers of all. Infinity 8 by Lewis Trondheim, Dominique Bertail, Olivier Vatine, Zep, Martin Trystram, Emmanual Guibert (Lion Forge Comics) We conclude our epic saga of the […] The post Indie Comic Book Noise Episode 468 – Deathmate – One of your Favourite Life Style Brands first appeared on Indie Comic Book Noise.

Adam & Michael are joined by Chris Bailey aka @charltonhero for Episode 23 to talk the Image/Valiant crossover Deathmate, Erik Larsen jumps into the 'Who Created Venom?' debate, sex and violence in DC's Vertigo comics, the destruction of vintage Power Rangers toys, a Wizard exclusive comic by Rob Liefeld and more 90's comics nostalgia on The Podcast Guide To Comics!

A casual call to solicit a team up of Image Comics Youngblood with Valiant Comics Bloodshot grows into something much greater than originally anticipated. It’s a big giant inter-company crossover party! And how does Aerosmith figure into all of it! DeathMate delivers!

Deathmate Red and Epilogue w/ Luke Jaconetti

All the Pouches: An Image Comics Podcast is one fan’s exploration of the early years of Image Comics. In this FIFTIETH episode, Luke Jaconetti of Earth Destruction Directive joins me one last time to discuss the final phase of Deathmate, including the Red chapter and Epilogue! This month, it’s time for Youngblood vs Bloodshot! And … Continue reading "All the Pouches 50: DEATHMATE FINALE"

Deathmate Red and Epilogue w/ Luke Jaconetti

All the Pouches: An Image Comics Podcast is one fan’s exploration of the early years of Image Comics. In this thirty-first episode, Luke Jaconetti of Earth Destruction Directive joins me to discuss the second phase of Deathmate, including the Pink/Orange preview and the Yellow issue! The Image and Valiant universes have collided into an amalgamated … Continue reading "All the Pouches 31: August 1993 Part 1"

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Deathmate Prologue and Green w/ Luke Jaconetti of the Earth Destruction Directive podcast

Deathmate Prologue and Green w/ Luke Jaconetti of the Earth Destruction Directive podcast

All the Pouches: An Image Comics Podcast is one fan’s exploration of the early years of Image Comics. In this twenty-fifth episode, I begin my discussion of the Deathmate crossover with the Prologue issue and the Green preview book. And joining me on this journey is Luke Jaconetti of the Earth Destruction Directive podcast! Deathmate! … Continue reading "All the Pouches 25: DEATHMATE"

We're not going to sugarcoat it. This my be the worst book we have EVER READ. Experience the love that almost destroyed the entire comic book industry. Experience the sinister crossover of Image Comics and Valiant Comics, Deathmate.

All are welcome here! John gives the complaint email address. Conversations tapped!  Spawn Trivia! And somehow, someone this weeks Spawn trivia involves: McFarlane Claremont. Erik Larson Jim Lee. Rob Leifeld. Feud. Neil Gaiman! Garth Ennis is Irish! How many issue's of Spawn #1 were sold? Detective Comics and Action Comics. Mile High Comics! Double Dragon! Mortal Kombat! Street Fighter! Kontra! John Leguizamo! Ice Age! Sid The Sloth! Martin Sheen! And Aliens from the 90s! The West Wing! Cainim rephrases the Question Alf Facts with Karen! Inside Edition A Current Affair! John's College extra credit! Cainim sings! Copies Sold! Spider-Man! Amazing Spider-Man! President Obama! President Trump! X-Force! Deathmate! Cainim doesn't like things! Star Wars! Fantastic Four! X-Men! Why they formed Image! And in two days: Spawn the Pre Watch! music: www.bensound.com

With our bear brothers Justin and Bryan unavailable, Steve, Bill and Matt make sure that your weekly quota of hairy heavy homo comic book talk is filled. Listen in and you will hear us chime in on The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, what Marvel titles we are still getting, Zodiac Starforce, Toil and Trouble, Saints, the New 52 books that we really liked, the Superman books, Deadpool Reborn, Deathmate (the Image/Valiant crossover in the 90's), Titans Hunt, Neal Adams, Superman vs. Muhammad Ali and a lot more!

The Torment have arrived, and so has Deathmate. Two new storylines kick off this week in the new Valiant Comics, and we are here to discuss with the usual zest and zeal. Every week, Only The Valiant presents the Valiant Comics Review, your weekly dose of discussion about the latest Valiant Comic books, released on the same day as this podcast episode. Join the round table discussion of these books! Spoiler alert! We have read these books, and will not hold back any plot points in our discussion. Read them, then listen. Or, just listen. That's fine too. 

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Comic News Gerry Conway – Firestorm's creator on making the character fun again http://www.newsarama.com/28408-conway-making-firestorm-fun-again-in-legends-of-tomorrow.html Valiant reveals Deathmate for the current universe http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/deathmate-is-back-at-valiant-but-its-not-what-you-think DC Superhero Girls app http://www.newsarama.com/28417-dc-super-hero-girls-app-now-available.html Matt Hawkins gives convention tips from the other side of the table http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/03/15/matt-hawkins-on-the-economy-of-doing-conventions-and-tips-for-creators/ … Continued The post The Comic Source Podcast 071 Convention Do's and Don'ts appeared first on The Comic Source Blog.

Much doom and gloom and all-around depressing stuff the first hour as we wade hip-deep into The Walking Dead volume 14 from Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard (NOTE: If you want to skip ahead, you'll be fine if you jump to the 47:20 minute mark!), after which we elevate with elaboration on Falling Skies, Will Pfeifer and Jill Thompson's excellent Finals under the Vertigo Resurrected banner, Baltimore: The Plague Ships by Mignola and Ben Stenbeck from Dark Horse, the I...Vampire! serial by J. M. DeMatteis and Tom Sutton from the pages of House of Mystery, Wolverine and Jubilee, Rogue's X-marks, Deathmate, Joe Casey's Butcher Baker #3 and Marijuanaman from Image and Infantry under the DDP Aftermath imprint, 28 Days Later, Jeff Lemire's Sweet Tooth volume three, Avengers Academy Giant-Size, Aspen's Executive Assistant Iris Volume 1 from David Whol and Eduardo Francisco, Hickman's Red Wing, Scarlet, Gladstone's School for World Conquerors by Mark Andrew Smith and Image, and a whole mess more!

The Full Review of Deathmate, the Image-Valiant crossover. We sit down to discuss the result of the greatest idea in comics. In the early 90s, and the height of both company's popularity, Image Comics and Valiant Comics created a crossover called Deathmate. The result speaks for itself.