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Chaîne d'Hisokaparker: https://www.youtube.com/@hisokaparker3090Chaîne Manga Saucisse: https://www.youtube.com/@UCT9uUMZXu1DZKNa1eI-gTsA =======================================Réseaux de la chaîneDiscord: https://discord.gg/6jWpVxPrnrSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZwxEAU13PoVLua0JdIYJh?si=23eb9d545b224601Deezer: https://deezer.page.link/QynphwNFRNGQSG9d9Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.fr/podcasts/0964898a-c810-48ff-97ab-f0a6e9e66fa5/d'encre-et-de-bullesApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/dencre-et-de-bulles/id1733018809Instagram de Mindphobia: https://www.instagram.com/mindphobia.comics/=======================================D'Encre et de Bulles est votre émission hebdomadaire sur les comics. Tous les mercredis à 21h, l'équipe et ses invités reviennent sur les floppies US lus sortis sur la dernière quinzaine et sur les titres VF surfant ou non sur l'actualité et qu'ils veulent mettre en lumière.Pour cette 35e émission, Hisokaparker nous parle du premier numéro de Batgirl sorti chez DC Comics dont les aventures sont narrés par Tate Brombal et Takeshi Miyazawa. Adas lui nous parlera de FML paru chez Dark Horse dont le récit est signé Kelly Sue Deconnick et David Lopez. Quant à Mindphobia, il retombera en enfance avec la nouvelle série Ducktales (La Bande à Picsou) écrite par Brandon Montclare, dessinée par Tommaso Ronda et publiée chez Dynamite.Côté VF, la sortie en grand format par Panini Comics est l'occasion pour Hisokaparker de nous parler de Spider-Man Bleu par Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale. Adas nous parlera du 3e volet du Mythe de l'Ossuaire, Les Résidents, par Jeff Lemire et Andrea Sorrentino sorti chez Urban Comics. Quand à Mindphobia, la sortie d'Adastra In Africa chez Delcourt était l'occasion rêvée de parler de Barry Windsor-Smith.=======================================Time Code et liens d'achat00:00 Générique + Intro27:42 FML #1 (DeConnick, Lopez, Dark Horse) par Adas46:33 Ducktales #1(Montlcare, Ronda, Dynamite) par Mindphobia1:16:00 Batgirl #1 (Brombal, Miyazawa, DC Comics) par Hisokaparker1:39:18 Stop ou Encore (Plastic Man No More 3, Exit City 1, Saga 70, Alien VS Avengers 2, Red Sonja Death & The Devil 1 et 2, Sacrificers 12)2:15:19 Les Résidents (Lemire, Sorrentino, Urban Comics) par Adas (Service de Presse)(https://www.pulps.fr/item/le_mythe_de_lossuaire__les_residents_405041)2:43:32 Adastra un Africa (Barry Windsor-Smith, Delcourt) par Mindphobia (https://www.pulps.fr/item/adastra_in_africa_398594)2:58:49 Spider-Man Bleu (Loeb, Sale, Panini) par Hisokaparker 3:27:34 Actualités des chaînes et Générique de fin.=======================================#dencreetdebulles #batgirl #batman #dccomcis #dc #tatebrombal #takeshimiyazawa #fml #darkhorse #darkhorsecomics #kellysuedeconnick #davidlopez #indiecomics #ducktales #scrooge #scroogemcduck #disney #dynamite #dynamiteentertainment #dynamitecomics #brandonmontclare #tommasoronda #spiderman #spidermanblue #jephloeb #timsale #paninicomics #marvel #marvelcomics #paninicomicsfrance #lemythedelossuaire #boneorchardmythos #theboneorchardmythos #tenment #lesresidents #jefflemire #andreasorrentino #urbancomics #imagecomics #barywindsorsmith #adastrainafrica #younggods #fantagraphicsbooks #delcourtcomics #patrimonialcomics #comicspatrimoniaux #noiretblanc #noussommesles4pourcent #comics #comicbooks #chronique #bd #bandedessinee Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

What a difference a week can make, huh? When we recorded our conversation with Kelly Sue DeConnick, we were still weeks away from the American election, but now, here we are, living in its aftermath. We couldn't have been the only ones with three little letters rattling around our brains these last batch of days. FML. You're damn right. Kelly Sue DeConnick's new comic, done in collaboration with artist David López, colorist Cris Peter, and letterer Clayton Cowles, is very much about managing your life and your family's lives while the world around you burns. What was once relatable has suddenly transformed into our bloody lifeline. Call it a coincidence. Call it fate. Whatever, we needed this comic at this moment. FML #1 hit shelves last week, courtesy of Dark Horse Comics. At its center is teenager Riley, a heavy metal monster movie maniac eager for his journey to begin as the pandemic and rampaging forest fires threaten to snuff it out. His mom, Patty, used to be cool, but now she's just a mom - going through her own existential crisis. The everyday world is hard enough for them, but then a ritual during a party goes sideways, and suddenly, witchcraft and monsters are no longer so fanciful. Kelly Sue DeConnick is an artist we've admired for years. We never miss a comic with her name on it, and we get an extra buzz of excitement when it's a creator-owned expression. FML is a deeply personal narrative mirroring DeConnick's experience, but it's not a replica. We dive into the challenges of springboarding fiction from reality, discussing how her family responds to her fiction and how FML became a necessary endeavor. Be sure to follow her Instagram. In our introduction, we also discuss how art can shape action and how action absorbs anxiety. All we have is each other. We must watch our backs and stand when it feels so easy to lie down. Democracy is a fragile notion, but there are organizations that are built to fight alongside us. Please consider these charities: The Trevor Project RAINN American Library Association NAACP The Hero Initiative If you or someone you know is in crisis, reach out: The Trans Lifeline is available 24/7. Run by Trans People for Trans People - Call 1-877-565-8860 The LGBT National Help Center Youth Talkline (Ages 13 - 25) is 1-800-246-4564 The National Hotline (All Ages) is 1-888-843-4564 Senior Hotline (Ages 50+) is 1-888-234-7243 The Suicide and Crisis Lifeline - dial 988 or visit www.988lifeline.org to chat with someone online. You can also call The Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386 for gender-affirming and queer-friendly support. Other Relevant Links: Support the Podcast by Joining OUR PATREON COMMUNITY Watch the latest episode of The B&B Show, where Brad and Bryan Review the Hottest Cinematic Releases. And, of course, follow Comic Book Couples Counseling 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. 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.

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Writer Kelly Sue DeConnick joins the show to talk about her upcoming Dark Horse Comics series FML and everything that comes with it. DeConnick discusses current stress levels, the origins of FML, its evolution, the glory of David López, FML's visual styles, her collaboration with López, building from her own life, FML's personal nature, embracing the pandemic, finding humor in the nightmare, relearning creator-owned, marketing comics, Dark Horse's fit, figuring out next steps, the human side of creation, and more.

When it comes to origins in comics it can be difficult to break new ground. However, Kelly Sue DeConnick found a way to bring a new vision to life for the world of Wonder Women. Wonder Women Historia explains how the Amazons were created, how Hippolyta: Diana's mother rose to power and the founding of island of Themyscira. DeConnick also teams up with 3 artists that bring her unique vision to each issue of this graphic novel featuring Phil Jimenez, Gene Ha, and Nicola Scott. This was also published from DC Comics: Black Label line. From the robust mythology of the Greek Gods to Hippolyta fighting of behalf of herself and her tribe of Amazons this epic story stands up shares the struggles of how they fought for their survival and justice for their people. We recommend this story for fans of Wonder Women, Greek Mythology and imaginative art styles that shows this larger than life world.

Episode #489! This week we have comics, a documentary and car talk(?). To begin this episode, Scott lets us know about a documentary we should definitely check out. Dave Stevens: Drawn to Perfection focuses on Stevens and his art as told by people who knew and admired him. Scott also continues his stroll through 1970's X-Men with issue #94. DL has the beautiful hardcover Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons by DeConnick, Jimenez, Ha and Scott. Plus car talk! Check it out!  

Writer Kelly Sue DeConnick joins the show to talk about Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons and her approach to telling stories in comics and beyond. DeConnick discusses the life of a creator, the value of shutting our brains down, collaboration, artistic interpretations, controlling pace, letting go of the work, where comics are right now, her progression as a comic writer, Wonder Woman Historia's place in her career, growing as a storyteller, building communities, making panels fun, the freedom of Black Label, figuring out what projects to take on, and more.

As promised a panel by panel breakdown of this epic WW story with the creators Phil Jimemnez and Kelly Sue DeConnick

For show notes and transcript visit: https://kk.org/cooltools/kelly-sue-deconnick-comic-book-writer/ If you're enjoying the Cool Tools podcast, check out our paperback book Four Favorite Tools: Fantastic tools by 150 notable creators, available in both Color or B&W on Amazon: https://geni.us/fourfavoritetools Our guest this week is Kelly Sue DeConnick. Kelly Sue is a writer best known for comics like Marvel's CAPTAIN MARVEL, PRETTY DEADLY (with artist Emma Ríos), BITCH PLANET (with artist Valentine De Landro), and DC Comics's AQUAMAN. DeConnick and her husband, Matt Fraction, also consult on feature films and develop television as Milkfed Criminal Masterminds, Inc. You can find Kelly Sue on Twitter @kellysue and on Instagram @kellysued.

We decided to crank out a quiby...wait, that might be a copyright...a blip? We bring you, a blip! It's a short podcast with some musings on Suicide Squad and Titans. We also look at Disney's crummy track record with compensating their content creators (and actors!). 

Kelly Sue Deconnick is major name in modern comics, perhaps best known for her Carol Danvers Captain Marvel interpretation that was used as the model for the MCU. Deconnick's written for nearly all the major comic houses and imprints ranging traditional superhero comics with Marvel and DC to her award winning creator owned works Bitch Planet and Pretty Deadly which explore explotation film models and fantasy westerns respectively She is a GTC favorite with both Bitch Planet and Pretty Deadly already being covered individually in previous episodes - listen in to see how the lt. of literature squirms out of reading canon heavy works this time! You can follow her on Twitter @KellySue!

Marvel’s Declassified presents: a bonus, extended interview with legendary Captain Marvel writer Kelly Sue DeConnick! In this candid conversation with Lorraine, DeConnick talks about what was on her mind when she was writing Carol Danvers, how the Carol Corps started (hint: the Kiss Army is involved), and why Captain Marvel is an “upward-facing character.”

From Mainframe Comic Con's Preview Night a casual hang out in 2 parts. First up Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick joins us to talk Aquaman Wonder Woman Jimmy Olsen Sex Criminals and their stories featured in Detective 1027

More of Mainframe Comic Con's Preview night featuring a loose conversation with Brian Bendis David Mack Mike Oeming Taki Soma Matt Fraction Kelly Sue DeConnick and David Walker

An intense conversation with Kelly that also addresses the recent sexual harassment behavior by various creators. This includes Warren Ellis whom hass mentored Kelly Sue in positive ways without any abusive behavior. Kel addresses what she feel needs to be done to clean up this terrible abuse towards women and men in the comics industry by people of power.The we get into fun discussions about her work on Aquaman, The upcoming Wonder Woman Black Then the conversation gets into lighter subjects like her Aquaman run at DC Her upcoming Wonder Woman Black Label series with Phil Jimenez her Detective 1027 story with John Romita Jr and Klaus Janson, and her creator owned books Pretty Deadly with Emma Rios and Bitch Planet with Val D'Landro .

We’re all in this together. And as Kelly Sue DeConnick reveals, the ‘stay-at-home’ protocols can be especially challenging when you’re trying to craft Atlantean superhero drama while helping your kids with their schoolwork. We talked to the bestselling writer in our first ‘work from home’ installment of Behind The Panel. DeConnick shared her ideas behind the soap opera vibe in her Aquaman run and how much fun she’s had writing Mera, and she made us a promise about Baby Andy, too! Oh, and she revealed her quarantine comfort food, too!

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What's a weird cross over you read? This time we read Archie the classic vs the Dark Horse, Fox character Predator.  But who will he choose over Betty and Veronica? Will Jugghead ever be full? Are there going to be any good references? Who knows. Well I do, I just listened to it, and so should you! You still have time to enter our drawing for Bitch Planet give away thanks to Badali Jewelry.  Let us know on social media how you are Non Compliant! Twitter @comictradespod Facebook.com/ctmpod ctradesmonthly@gmail.com

Jason Aaron has written for Thor for a long time. And now all of the moving parts he set up War of the Realms is the culmination of it all. From Jane Foster Thor to Young and All Father Thor.  You still have time to enter our drawing for Bitch Planet give away thanks to Badali Jewelry.  Let us know on social media how you are Non Compliant! Twitter @comictradespod Facebook.com/ctmpod ctradesmonthly@gmail.com

Kelly Sue Deconnick brings us a fantastic story. One that Dane and David had to sit out and let some awesome fem folk take the reigns of this surprise episode. From the fantastic art by Valentine De Landro to the hard to hear stories that seem distant for some and all to true to others. Fantastic essays of feminism and gate keeping, and bonding over tattoos. This book has it all.   Make sure you are following on social media for a chance to win hand made Bitch Planet jewelry  Twitter @comictradespod Facebook Facebook.com/ctmpod

Ken Plume has a chat with writer Matt Fraction, about dark humor, cold comfort, sponsors, great courses, shingles, Canadian hips, Uncle Chip, stress, Lynchian pizza, processing emotion, deep Sex Criminals, embracing Jimmy Olsen, Steve Lieber's dinosaur, lightness, and Hawkeye's dog.

Una de las más importantes creadoras de comics de los últimos años, defensora de los derechos de la mujer y partidaria de la igualdad de género en la industria, Kelly Sue DeConnick, mujer admirada, respetada y querida dentro del medio, como solo @rudyman7653 y @redassassin55 lo saben hacer en #PAMelpodcast

This week we're going back to a favorite guest curated episode from 2014. Husband and wife Kelly Sue DeConnick and Matt Fraction have each racked up top awards for their comic books. DeConnick has written a run of Captain Marvel that was the basis for last year's big film adaptation that starred Brie Larson. And Fraction has worked on very popular storylines of X-Men, Thor, Iron Man, Fantastic Four… and, we’ll say it, the best dang Hawkeye ever. They walk us through their creative process and introduce us to some cool folks along the way. We even staged readings of some of their work! Comic books on the radio? You betcha.

My favorite comics of the year so far, discussed and ranked! You can watch it all via my DC’s Best of 2019 video! Comics discussed include: + Aquaman by Deconnick and Robson Rocha + Hawkman by Robert Vendetti and Bryan Hitch + Female Furies by Cecil Castelluci and Adriana Melo + DCeased by Tom Taylor […] The post Best Comics Ever #40: The Best DC Comics of 2019 appeared first on Comic Book Herald.

Comics writer Kelly Sue DeConnick ("Captain Marvel", "Bitch Planet", "Pretty Deadly") talks with me about the strategy of building a comics career, from creative marketing to correctly identifying your customer.   This is important, because, for so many creative people, our biggest impediment is actually finishing our work. So we often don’t even reach the point of thinking about how to market it. This is great stuff, so check it out!

Ken Plume has another chat with writer Kelly Sue DeConnick, about hypervigilance exhaustion, woof-fors, Captain Marvel, third points, slamming on the gas, comics, cameos, premieres, candy rooms, Tony Stark's admin, Flerken things, Ikea famous, AquaBendis, Modesty Blaise, Precious Lane, Evil Queens, backstage cruelty, princess snubs.and boutreats.

Jimmy attended Book Expo America & Book Con last week last week. Always a great show to check out what's happening in the world of not just comic books, but books in general! Lots of good sci-fi/fantasy coming out as well as those good 'ol comic books! Jimmy got a few advanced copies of some comics to check out and will be reporting on those soon. He also scored a big extensive interview with old pal Kelly Sue DeConnick! She was at BEA to support her new run on Aquaman. Jimmy also brought up her other work including Captain Marvel, Bitch Planet, Pretty Deadly and more. Kelly Sue gives great advice for writers as well. Jimmy asks about how she supports fellow artists and ways you can too. Strap in and get comfortable and enjoy this engaging conversation with one of the best writers in the industry!  Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Also, get a hold of us! Thanks for listening!

This week I’m placing slew of new reads on the best comics of all time list! Comics discussed include: The Ultimates The Authority Captain Marvel by Kelly Sue Deconnick Superman/Shazam: First Thunder Music for Best Comics Ever by Anthony Weis. Check out more music at anthonyweis.com. Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe on Android To learn how you […] The post Best Comics Ever #30: Ranking Ultimates, The Authority, & Deconnick’s Captain Marvel! appeared first on Comic Book Herald.

Oh No! Captain Marvel is out in a few days and you haven't got a clue who Carol Danvers is?! Well luckily for you the guys at CBC have revved up for a Crash Course on all things CAPTAIN MARVEL aka Carol Danvers just in time for her Marvel Cinematic Universe debut! Starting at her old-school origin and going into what makes Carol who she is, we try and guess what took Marvel so long to crown her as its top female superhero. Learn how the character drastically changed starting in 2012 when writer Kelly Sue DeConnick took the reigns and what motivated DeConnick to tally revamp Captain Marvel! If you can, please leave us a review on ITunes so we can grow our audience and grow as podcasters! Rate us where ever podcasts are found. Don't forget to check out our merchandise! All episodes of Major Issues are brought to you by ComicBook Clique, the one stop for the latest and greatest things to come to comic books and comic book media. Send us feedback at ComicBookClique@Gmail.com! You Are Worthy!  ComicBook Clique Facebook ComicBook Clique on Instagram ComicBook Clique on YouTube Major Issues on Twitter Shop ComicBook Clique

Judy and Sana sit down with writer Kelly Sue DeConnick and Stephen Wacker (Marvel VP, Creative & Content Development) to talk about reimagining Carol Danvers as Captain Marvel and DeConnick's landmark series that launched in 2012. They discuss the ...

Judy and Sana sit down with writer Kelly Sue DeConnick and Stephen Wacker (Marvel VP, Creative & Content Development) to talk about reimagining Carol Danvers as Captain Marvel and DeConnick's landmark series that launched in 2012. They discuss the ...

The Secret Stacks is kicking off 2019 with LOTS of comics recommendations! Luciano Vecchio’s gives away the digital files of his black superhero posters. Kristin’s making high-stakes librarian rounds among a herd of doctors. Both of them share stories of their ill-fated high school comics, then reminisce about being touched by the works of Rumiko Takahashi. Kristin’s got another conference announcement to make, and Thomas reports why it’s a GREAT time to be a Jessica Cruz fan! All this and more in our first episode of the year!

CAPÍTULO #175… Cerramos el 2018 y nos despedimos como siempre con nuestro repaso de lo mejor del año con una nueva edición de los Premios Liefeld de Oro. Unos premios que se dan según de vuestras votaciones desde nuestro grupo de Facebook. Y eso no cambia la cosa, hablamos de toda la actualidad de la semana con noticias como la nueva editorial TKO que irrumpe en el mercado estadounidense y novedades como los Vengadores, ¡Universo! y Metal Gear Solid Project Rex. Gracias por todo y felices fiestas ¡Nos oímos pronto! NOTICIAS [00:09:25] DeConnick y Fraction firman acuerdo con Legendary TKO Presents, una nueva editorial diferente Valiant anuncia cuatro nuevas miniseries Marvel anuncia nueva serie de equipos femeninos Nueva serie. Spider-Man: Life Story El videojuego de Spiderman tendrá cómic Marvel lanza nuevos teasers sobre un cambio importante NOVEDADES [00:37:11] La Brigada Lincoln (00:40) ¿Dónde estás? (00:45) Vengadores #1 (00:47) Sola (00:54) ¡Universo! #6 (00:56) The Woods #9 (01:01) All Star Batman (01:03) Batman / Superman 400 (01:08) Universo Mutante de Carlos Pacheco (01:15) Metal Gear Solid Project Rex (01:23) Joker, la muerte de la familia (01:28) La Cruzada del infinito parte 2 (01:33) ESPECIAL: PREMIOS LIEFELD DE ORO 2018 [01:50:07] Como cada año, despedimos el parón de navidades con el repaso a lo mejor de cada año con nuestros premios Liefeld de Oro. Unos premios votados por vosotros y que nos valen para hacer un breve repaso de algunos de los trabajos más destacados del año. OYENTES [03:05:19] 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!

CAPÍTULO #175… Cerramos el 2018 y nos despedimos como siempre con nuestro repaso de lo mejor del año con una nueva edición de los Premios Liefeld de Oro. Unos premios que se dan según de vuestras votaciones desde nuestro grupo de Facebook. Y eso no cambia la cosa, hablamos de toda la actualidad de la semana con noticias como la nueva editorial TKO que irrumpe en el mercado estadounidense y novedades como los Vengadores, ¡Universo! y Metal Gear Solid Project Rex. Gracias por todo y felices fiestas ¡Nos oímos pronto! NOTICIAS [00:09:25] DeConnick y Fraction firman acuerdo con Legendary TKO Presents, una nueva editorial diferente Valiant anuncia cuatro nuevas miniseries Marvel anuncia nueva serie de equipos femeninos Nueva serie. Spider-Man: Life Story El videojuego de Spiderman tendrá cómic Marvel lanza nuevos teasers sobre un cambio importante NOVEDADES [00:37:11] La Brigada Lincoln (00:40) ¿Dónde estás? (00:45) Vengadores #1 (00:47) Sola (00:54) ¡Universo! #6 (00:56) The Woods #9 (01:01) All Star Batman (01:03) Batman / Superman 400 (01:08) Universo Mutante de Carlos Pacheco (01:15) Metal Gear Solid Project Rex (01:23) Joker, la muerte de la familia (01:28) La Cruzada del infinito parte 2 (01:33) ESPECIAL: PREMIOS LIEFELD DE ORO 2018 [01:50:07] Como cada año, despedimos el parón de navidades con el repaso a lo mejor de cada año con nuestros premios Liefeld de Oro. Unos premios votados por vosotros y que nos valen para hacer un breve repaso de algunos de los trabajos más destacados del año. OYENTES [03:05:19] 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!

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Three Americans, a Canadian and a Brit walk into a bar. But this isn’t a bad joke, this is the Ladies of Valhalla. In this special episode – and a change to the planned topic - the Ladies are joined by two very special guests; author A S King comic book writer Kelly Sue DeConnick, to talk about King’s surrealist young adult novel, I Crawl Through It. This episode contains spoilers for the book, topics that some listeners may find upsetting, and a lot of swearing – you have been warned! Oh, and AS King slams a brand new poem, never seen or heard before. Everyone else loses their minds. Next month, as previously promised, the ladies will be looking at the recent movie adaptation of A Wrinkle In Time, based on the book by Madeline L’Engel. They will also be releasing a special mini episode to coincide with Halloween, to give you some family friendly suggestions for spooky entertainment. You can find out more about the work of AS King on her website, https://www.as-king.com/ Her new novel, DIG, is due for release on 26th March 2019. You pre-order DIG from AS Kings local independent bookshop for a 15% discount and a swell surprise for pre-orders https://www.aaronsbooks.com/book/9781101994917 It can also be pre-ordered from all good independent bookshops. Or chain stores / online retailers, if you don’t have a local independent bookshop. Find her on twitter, @as_king or instagram, @as_king_ The Milkfed Criminal Masterminds website, https://milkfed.us/ is where you can find out more about Kelly Sue DeConnick, her current and upcoming work, and sign up for #bgstlist Trust us, you want to… You can find Kelly Sue on twitter, @kellysue or instagram, @kellysued Ladies of Valhalla is brought to you by Talking Comics (www.talkingcomicbooks.com). The podcast is hosted by Sarah Miles, Bronwyn Kelly-Seigh and Jessica Garris-Schaeffer, and is a monthly look at media from female or female-identifying creators, or featuring female or female-identifying characters. You can find the hosts on Twitter (@ValhallaLadies) or Facebook (www.facebook.com/ValhallaLadies) or email them on ladiesofvalhalla@gmail.com The Ladies of Valhalla logo was created by Jessica Garris-Schaeffer. ‘The Valhallan’, the theme music for Ladies of Valhalla, was created by SuperbadLarry (@SuperbadLarry on Twitter) If you liked I Crawl Through It you may also like: The works of Haruki Murakami, especially The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle The Edible Woman by Margaret Atwood Tully from Paulina Simons covers some of the same topics at Crawl, although in a very different style

Captain Marvel gets a new haircut and takes command of a team of Candian Superheroes…IN SPACE!Transcript:Graham: Captain Marvel gets a haircut and a new look and also takes command of a space station. We'll talk about it ahead as we take a look at Captain Marvel: The Rise of Alpha Flight.Announcer:Welcome to the Classic Comics podcast where we search for the best comics in the universe. From Boise Idaho here is your host Adam Graham. Graham:After a critically acclaimed, if not always commercially successful, run on Captain Marvel, Kelly Deconnick left the book and the series was taken over by Tara Butters who wrote the Agent Carter series. So, we'll take a look at what she did in this book Captain Marvel: The Rise of Alpha Flight which covers issues one through five of the relaunch Captain Marvel series. Captain Marvel is Carol Danvers who began her career as Miss Marvel back in the 1970s. We reviewed Essential Miss Marvel Volume 1 talking about that series while she was a lot of identities became Miss Marvel again and then in 2012, she became Captain Marvel deciding that it had apparently been long enough since the death of Marvell for her to go ahead and claim that banner and she's been Captain Marvel ever since 2012.However, it's been a bit of a rough road. She has dad a total of 5 different series. She had 2 series by Kelly Deconnick and then this series and then this was followed by The Mighty Captain Marvel, which was followed by another Captain Marvel series, though continuing on with numbering as if they were starting from scratch and she is due this summer and might actually be released by the time this episode is out, to have her own mini-series The Life of Captain Marvel, which is a relaunch and definitive origin story ahead of the Captain Marvel movie due out next year. Alright, well that out of the way, let's take a look at this book The Rise of Alpha Flight. Well Carol has gotten a job as commanding a space station which is the galaxy's first line of defense and she leaves her erstwhile love interest Rhodey aka War Machine behind so that she can go up into space and actually this is the second straight volume that started her doing that. The second Kelly Deconnick volume had her leaving so that she could explore the universe in an Avenger starship and in many ways Deconnick was giving her much the same role as Captain Kirk. Here she is taking on command of a space station and it can be compared to Babylon 5 or it can be call compared to Deep Space Nine, if you want to stay strictly Trek-based.She points to or new haircut, which is short as opposed to the traditional Carol Danvers style which tends to be on the long side and she tends to be skilled at putting it up if necessary but here they opted for shorter hair, which amounts to most over in new look and as far as that goes, it looks fine. It's a haircut that many women realistically wear and I can kind of see why she would go with it. So, she arrives on the space station, which is staffed by the Canadian Superhero Team Alpha Flight. On the space station she runs into her biggest challenge which is her first officer Lieutenant Commander Abigail Brand, who is doubting her fitness and whether she's up for the job, particularly with the heavy diplomacy but thankfully for Captain Marvel, instead they encounter a ghostship that happens to have the Hala star on it, the symbol that she wears on her chest and she starts having visions of the original Marvell of the Kree.Well, overall I felt the best character in this book was Abigail Brand. There were at least a couple different sides to her personality and she tended to be the most interesting and unpredictable character in the book with a lot of twists. Some people said her general style towards Carol is passive aggressive. I don't really see it that way.

Kelly Sue DeConnick has been credited with drawing female readers back to comic books. She is the writer of many popular comic-book series starring female characters, including most famously the Marvel imprint Captain Marvel.. She writes passionately, both on and off the page, about feminism, female representation, and the need for more female comic-book creators. For our show notes, visit DreamBigPodcast.com/86

CAPÍTULO #143… Ha estallado la Guerra Mundial! y viene Hulk a por todos nosotros! Esta semana como continuación de nuestro viejo repaso de Planet Hulk, reseñamos World War Hulk, la secuela de la saga de Greg Pak que hizo estallar la gran manzana con un Hulk más enrabietado que nunca. Además hablaremos con el maestro David Rubín que nos rescata en una nueva edición una de sus obras más personales, Cuadernos de Tormentas. Y como siempre toda la actualidad con más anuncios Fresh Start, las novedades para el salón del cómic de Barcelona y el anuncio de la línea de DC Black Label. Gracias por escucharnos, nos oímos! NOTICIAS [00:07:20] Black Crown anuncia dos nuevas series En attendant l’Apocalypse. Brillante antología de Paul Kirchner DC revela la línea Black Black Label con DeConnick, Miller y Azzarello Novedades Planeta, Medusa y Norma Abril El editor en jefe y CCO de IDW Chris Ryall abandona la editorial Nuevas Series Fresh Start NOVEDADES [00:46:30] El Janitor (00:48) Cuaderno de tormentas (00:54) Quiereme Bien (01:00) El Unicornio (01:03) América #1 (01:06) Oblivion Song (01:09) Batman Caballero Blanco (01:16) Nuevos mutantes. Vuelta a la escuela (01:21) We stand on ward (01:26) Fabulas #15 (01:31) Colección Jim Starlin. El Guantelete del Infinito (01:35) Thanos. Origen (01:41) ANÁLISIS: WORLD WAR HULK [01:48:26] Después de la saga de Planet Hulk, donde los illuminatis se deshacían del gigante esmeralda, Greg Pak continuó su historia en un arco muy explosivo donde Hulk volvía a la tierra para vengarse de quienes lo mandaron al exilio. ENTREVISTA: DAVID RUBÍN, CUADERNO DE TORMENTAS [02:24:47] Astiberri rescata Cuaderno de tormentas de David Rubín, con un montón de mejoras con respecto a su edición original. Uno de su primeros trabajos y una de sus obras más personales donde veremos el extraño viaje del Narrador y las inclemencias que se topa un autor a la hora de enfrentarse a una obra. Una sensacional historia con mucho mensaje en forma de una gran metáfora. OYENTES [02:41:24] 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! Apoya nuestro trabajo a través de Patreon También en iTunes Síguenos @TomosyGrapas www.tomosygrapas.com

CAPÍTULO #143… Ha estallado la Guerra Mundial! y viene Hulk a por todos nosotros! Esta semana como continuación de nuestro viejo repaso de Planet Hulk, reseñamos World War Hulk, la secuela de la saga de Greg Pak que hizo estallar la gran manzana con un Hulk más enrabietado que nunca. Además hablaremos con el maestro David Rubín que nos rescata en una nueva edición una de sus obras más personales, Cuadernos de Tormentas. Y como siempre toda la actualidad con más anuncios Fresh Start, las novedades para el salón del cómic de Barcelona y el anuncio de la línea de DC Black Label. Gracias por escucharnos, nos oímos! NOTICIAS [00:07:20] Black Crown anuncia dos nuevas series En attendant l’Apocalypse. Brillante antología de Paul Kirchner DC revela la línea Black Black Label con DeConnick, Miller y Azzarello Novedades Planeta, Medusa y Norma Abril El editor en jefe y CCO de IDW Chris Ryall abandona la editorial Nuevas Series Fresh Start NOVEDADES [00:46:30] El Janitor (00:48) Cuaderno de tormentas (00:54) Quiereme Bien (01:00) El Unicornio (01:03) América #1 (01:06) Oblivion Song (01:09) Batman Caballero Blanco (01:16) Nuevos mutantes. Vuelta a la escuela (01:21) We stand on ward (01:26) Fabulas #15 (01:31) Colección Jim Starlin. El Guantelete del Infinito (01:35) Thanos. Origen (01:41) ANÁLISIS: WORLD WAR HULK [01:48:26] Después de la saga de Planet Hulk, donde los illuminatis se deshacían del gigante esmeralda, Greg Pak continuó su historia en un arco muy explosivo donde Hulk volvía a la tierra para vengarse de quienes lo mandaron al exilio. ENTREVISTA: DAVID RUBÍN, CUADERNO DE TORMENTAS [02:24:47] Astiberri rescata Cuaderno de tormentas de David Rubín, con un montón de mejoras con respecto a su edición original. Uno de su primeros trabajos y una de sus obras más personales donde veremos el extraño viaje del Narrador y las inclemencias que se topa un autor a la hora de enfrentarse a una obra. Una sensacional historia con mucho mensaje en forma de una gran metáfora. OYENTES [02:41:24] 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! Apoya nuestro trabajo a través de Patreon También en iTunes Síguenos @TomosyGrapas www.tomosygrapas.com

Ken Plume has a chat with writer Kelly Sue DeConnick, about Alan Alda, Knuckle Tats, Sneaky Cards, Captain Marvel, Disney, and forgettable faces.

Talking Comics With Bob Reyer Part 1 Bob Reyer from the Talking Comics podcast (www.talkingcomicbooks.com) occupies the guest co-host chair this week to talk about the latest Major League Baseball box scores. No, wait, that was another podcast...on this show, the ever erudite Mr. Reyer schools George on the history of comics, movies, Long Island, and Talking Comics. Plus, Bob shares some stories about his favorite creative people. There was so much content, we had to divide it into two episodes! Bob will be back next week to continue this conversation - same GATES time, same GATES channel. Like what you hear? Please consider subscribing to our show and Talking Comics on iTunes. Tell your friends about us by sharing our links on your social media pages and leave us reviews. Help like-minded people find our shows. RIP Adam West 1928-2017

Trade Paperback Tuesday puts Pretty Deadly volume 2: "The Bear" before @TwoPlai, who tries to cram too many thoughts into too short a time to do them (and the book) justice! Kelly Sue DeConnick, Emma Rios, Jordie Bellaire and Clayton Cowles take their time to tell a story with grace and ferocity, while TwoPlai trips over his own words rushing to describe the "ecological" thematics of the work. Thanks for bearing with the roughly prepared and produced endeavor that is this daily comics analysis podcast...

In our third episode, we give k-Values to some of our favorite comics, discuss what's in our pull box and navigate the ret con! Plus, a new feature: Disappointing Lockjaw You can find All Comics Considered; @allcomicscast on twitterallcomicsconsidered.com And you can find our hosts:@officergleason --Marty@totallyarogue --Hannah@outofthevault --Nick

New Salty Language Episode 187 - Cuz It's 187www.saltylanguage.comTony and Bryan talk about Kimbo Slice to fight Ken Shamrock, Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue Deconnick sign development deal, spinoff coming from Arrow/The Flash, Superior Foes of Spider-Man, Girls, Gotham, and more! Links: Arrow/Flash spinoffs: http://goo.gl/psvXzp Kimbo Slice vs. Ken Shamrock: http://goo.gl/Pq5GLm Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue Deconnick get development deal: http://goo.gl/5V82Fr Nutrition advisory panels suggestions: http://goo.gl/rnTKvo SUATMM: dicksprinkles.com   Salty Language Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/user?u=344704   Subscribe / rate / review us on iTunes!Visit us at: saltylanguage.com salty-language.tumblr.com / facebook.com/saltylanguage@salty_language / saltylanguage@gmail.com http://salty.libsyn.com/webpage  /http://www.youtube.com/user/SaltyLanguagePod Instagram: SaltyLanguageOn Stitcher search Salty Language Voicemail: (415) 857-2589podgodsnetwork.commusingsofageek.comtangentboundnetwork.comgeekliferadio.comShare with your friends!

Join us for another episode of the Heck Yeah Comics! Podcast, featuring out first special guest, James Bartholomeou. This week: We talk about Spider-Gwen #1, the Criminal One Shot, Batman #39, how we would handle our own grim reboots, Batman Arkham Knight getting an M rating, Fraction and DeConnick landing a TV deal with Universal, … Continue reading →

On this episode of The Comics Alternative, Derek and Andy review three new and exciting titles. First, they look at Richard McGuire's Here (Pantheon) a project that actually goes back to 1989. A different, black-and-white 6-page version of the comic appeared in the first issue of Raw Vol. 2,  Art Spiegelman and Françoise Mouly's groundbreaking comics anthology that ran from 1980 until 1991. The new book doesn't include or build directly off of that original comic, but it does use the design and concept as a springboard into the larger, more ambitious project. Everything that takes place in this story -- and the guys use the word of "story" loosely, here -- is anchored in one physical space, the corner of a room. What McGuire does is to give us a history of that particular space, revealing events that took place in that area over a span of centuries. The "movement" within the narrative is strictly temporal, reaching back into the prehistoric past (the earliest year being 3,000, 500, 000 BCE) and pushing into a speculative future (the year 22,175). McGuire accomplishes this through an arrangement of two-page spreads, inlaid or nested panels, and precise placements of images that, taken together, provide visual and even thematic coherence. Indeed, it seems as if events across time resonate and interact. This is the kind of book that is difficult to appreciate fully outside of the actual reading process, and it's one that requires diligent and repeated efforts, each of which will be richly rewarded. After their involved discussion of Here -- and the Two Guys spend the better part of this episode on McGuire's work -- Andy and Derek look at two new #1 issues. The first is Wolf Moon, written by Cullen Bunn and with art by Jeremy Haun (Vertigo). This is the first of a 6-issue miniseries based on the werewolf myth. However, Bunn gives his supernatural retelling a unique spin, creating a lycanthrope narrative where physical transformation isn't the only effects of a full moon. Haun's art is appropriately dark, ill-defined in places, and violent. There's a lot of blood in this first issue, and Wolf Moon promises to be a title that isn't for the squeamish. After that, the guys turn to the new comic from Kelly Sue DeConnick and Valentine de Landro, Bitch Planet (Image). Both Derek and Andy like this first issue and plan on continuing to read the series, but they nonetheless disagree as to the impact or accomplishments of this inaugural installment. Andy feels that this is a successful #1 that does everything it's supposed to do. In fact, this may be one of his favorite single issues of the year. However, Derek feels that this is a story that will read better in trade, in that the first issue seemed incomplete and required more story space for effective immersion. There needs to be more there there. What's more, he felt that Danielle Henderson's mini-essay at the end of the issue was unnecessary and potentially undermined the impact of the story itself. While Andy felt that this was a useful supplement that helped to set a critical or thematic framework -- and it does -- Derek sees the essay as an expository exercise that tells (not shows) the reader what the series is all about. Instead, he feels that DeConnick and de Landro's story should speak for itself, especially in this first issue. (Although Henderson's essay would make a nice supplement to a future collected edition.) Still, both guys agree that this is an intriguing title that both will continue reading...if  not monthly, then in trade.

We meet comics husband-wife duo Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick. Fraction introduces us to his Eisner Award-winning series "Sex Criminals," and DeConnick shares her Eisner-nominated "Pretty Deadly."

This week the Two Guys with PhDs Talking about Comics review three new titles, and boy, are they geared up! They begin by looking at the Hernandez brothers' latest issue of Love and Rockets: New Stories (Fantagraphics). Focusing first on Jaime's contributions, they comment on how his narratives have evolved after the “Love Bunglers” storyline from issues number 3 and 4 of New Stories. They're particularly interested in Jaime's deeper exploration of the family of Vivian Solis, AKA Frogmouth, especially as it relates to Tonta and the reappearance of Angel Rivera (last seen in the “Ti-Girls Adventures”). Next, Andy and Derek delve into Gilbert's contribution to the latest New Stories, spending a good deal of time doing close readings of the multiple narrative levels at work: the current story of Dora “Killer” Rivera's visit to Palomar, the flashbacks to her deceased aunt and great-grandmother, and the films surrounding her great-grandmother, Maria. Here, the Two Guys bring up Gilbert's new graphic novel, Maria M.: Book One (Fantagraphics), and how it plays off of so well the new Love and Rockets. They look at Maria M. not only as another installment of Fritz's b-movie books — along with Chance in Hell, The Troublemakers, and Love from the Shadows — but also, and perhaps more significantly, as a point of convergence among the various generations of Luba's family. While Andy feels that Maria M. is a kind of retelling of Poison River (one of the most significant storylines in the first volume of Love and Rockets), Derek sees it as more of a prequel or lead-up to that narrative. Finally, the guys look at the first issue of Kelly Sue DeConnick and Emma Ríos's Pretty Deadly (Image Comics). They discuss the density of comic, while at the same time commenting on the decompressed nature of the series' premise. There is a lot packed into this episode, plenty of close and detailed readings, and you're going to have to listen to this show multiple times in order to savor every drop of the Two Guys' insights…for what they're worth.

We are joined by writer Kelly Sue DeConnick to talk about her start and comics as well as her current run on Captain Marvel and also Avengers Assembled published by Marvel Comics. We also talk about her upcoming creator owned book Pretty Deadly coming out of Image publishing. http://kellysue.tumblr.com/ You can also hear the show on Stitcher This podcast is sponsored by Friendly Neighborhood Comics http://friendlyneighborhoodcomics.com/ Discount Comic Book Services http://www.dcbservice.com/index.aspx Instock Trades http://www.instocktrades.com/ Join us on the forums at http://www.forumforgeeks.com http://thetaylornetwork.wordpress.com/ You can also join us on the Facebook group TaylorNetwork of podcasts Also we ask that if you have some time leave us a rating and or ITunes review because that helps us greatly to promote the show.

Reviews: Age of Ultron #10AI, Batman/Superman #1, Lazarus, Uncanny #1 Jimmy flies solo again due to time constraints and briefly chats about his SDCC press woes being solved, attending his friend Kim Boekbinder's album release party and trying to get Suicide Girl Soya on the podcast while at SDCC. News includes: DC Comics Vertigo imprint is bringing 6 new titles this fall, Comixology offers subscriptions and bundles and Starz announces 2 new series in Outlander and Black Sails. And, it's the third and final of three panels that Jimmy moderated at Heroes Con a few weeks ago. This one dealt with going from indie comics to mainstream and back. It featured Becky Cloonan, Kelly Sue DeConnick and Robbi Rodriguez. Jimmy was a bit under the weather so isn't his normal chatty moderating self. Thankfully, he had smart, entertaining and talkative panelists! Great discussion about how they got started and where they are now.  Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!   Thanks for listening!

DC VPs On Vertigo Changes, Kyle Higgins Talks Nightwing, DeConnick & Noto Talk Ghost, & Bendis on Un

Stephen, Griffin, Riley and Michael get back on deadline as they discuss the news out of San Diego (Minimum Carnage, Marvel movies, Locke & Key and new Image #1's), what they thought of the Dark Knight Rises and all of the Comics at the Table! Show Notes: Comic-Con Spoils - the first person to head over to Comixology and use the following redeem code will be eligible to download a FREE digital copy of Locke & Key vol. 1 - Welcome to Lovecraft. Just to be cool, if you already own Locke & Key vol. 1 in some format, please let someone that hasn't read the series enjoy it for the first time! LK-SXDNZ2 "Bunn & Yost Create Some 'Minimum Carnage'" from Comic Book Resources.com. "Robert Downey Jr. Iron Man 3 Comic Con Entrance" at You Tube.com. "Locke & Key San Diego Comic Con Panel Video" from Fire Wire Blog.com. "Image Announces New Series From Rucka, Fraction, Casey, DeConnick, Chaykin and More" at Comics Alliance.com. Good times all around! Comics at the Table - Captain Marvel #1, Dark Horse Presents #14, Fantastic Four #608, Blacksad Silent Hell OGN, Uncanny X-Men #16 and Before Watchmen Silk Spectre #2!

Jimmy is joined in studio by 1/3 of Broadcast Thought, Dr. Vasilis Pozios. Jimmy was at Heroes Con last weekend and got a ton of great interviews! So many that we had to do this special episode chock full of them! He sat down and chatted with Steve Niles and Kevin Mellon about Creator-Owned Heroes as well as lots of their other work. He also talked to one of his favorite writers Kelly Sue DeConnick about her 2 new series (Captain Marvel, Ghost) coming out. Charles Soule talks his Image series 27 and the sequel. Ian Flynn discusses The New Crusaders and how he got started working for Archie Comics. Chad Cicconi explains why and how he helped form Action Lab Entertainment. And Jimmy finds some great local cartoonists Christine Brunson and Melanie Florencio hawking their zombie comedy comic book (Undead Norm)! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Come back on Saturday to hear the panel that Jimmy moderated with Steve Niles and Bernie Wrightson!   And go back to Episode 412 to hear even more great interviews from Heroes Con!

The plight of creating an ongoing series featuring 2nd and 3rd tier heroes is discussed on this episode of Word Balloon.First DC Vice presidents Bob Wayne and John Cunningham join us to discuss the monthly numbers, but also talk about the re-tooling of some of DC's New 52 titles that are seeing creative changes. Will thye be enough to boost sales?Then writer Kelly Sue DeConnick talks about her new series Captain Marvel. Carol Danvers is getting a promotion, and a new monthly series, but the life expectancy for Marvel books that don't feature Spider-Man Wolverine isn't promising. Deconnick discusses the challenge of starting this type of book, plus we talk about her new Dark Horse series with Phil Noto Ghost, and a new Castle OGN from Marvel coming this fall.Then we wrap up with solo talks featuring Art Baltazar and Franco. The duo has just wrapped up the Tiniy Titans series with issue 50, and begin their new kids comic Superman Family Adventures with a preview that was featured in that last TT issue . The guys are notorious for clowning when their together, but I forced them to talk seperatley to get a more serious look at the wrap up of their New York Times best selling series, and the challenge of doing a new all ages title featuring Superman.

Reviews: Avengers vs X-Men #0, Bloodstrike #26, New Deadwardians #1, Geek & Sundry channel, Nerdist Channel Jimmy does his best Han Solo as he's sans co-host this week. He discusses some TV returns including Game of Thrones and The Avengers cartoon. Quick news bits from Emerald City Comic-Con about upcoming comic book releases Roundeye from Image, Sunset from Top Cow/Minotaur and a bunch from Dark Horse including a new Ghost series by Kelly Sue DeConnick/Phil Noto, webcomic hit Bucko gets printed, The Victories by Michael Avon Oeming and more! As always, listener feedback, the Top 3 and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!

No frills! No fat! Just the realest comic talk you'll hear all weekend between Jermaine, Stephen and Captain Marvel (a.k.a. Carol Danvers) writer Kelly Sue DeConnick! Show Notes: Kelly Sue.com. @KellySue on Twitter. "WonderCon 2012: Carol Danvers is the New CAPTAIN MARVEL" from News-a-rama.com, as mentioned during the show. "Ms. Marvel Gets Promoted to 'Captain Marvel' in New Series [WonderCon]" at Comics Alliance. "DeConnick and Noto Resurrect Dark Horse's Ghost" at Comic Book Resources.

A great conversation with 3 of today's hottest creators. First up, Kelly Sue DeConnick talks about her current run on Supergirl, which wraps up the character in the current DC continuity. Would you be surprised to learn Kelly Sue is only the 2nd female writer to pen the Supergirl monthly? DeConnick also expands on the fact that despite Gail Simone being the only female writer involved in DC's Nu 52, she

Last of the Heroes Con interviews with the amazing Kelly Sue DeConnick. Thanks to Iz McAuliffe who stays on to intro/outro the episode. Jimmy sat down with Kelly Sue at Heroes Con and they got along so swimmingly that we decided to release it as a special episode! That, and it's about an hour long of great conversation. They talk about comics they got as kids, the origin of her signature, adapting English translated manga, acting/working in NYC, comic book theater, and of course...her comic book work like Osborn and upcoming Supergirl. Kelly Sue mentions sending your comics to the troops via the website called Any Soldier. She breaks it down on  her own siteas well. Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!

Yet another new sound this week! Jimmy is joined by Jon Hoche (back by popular demand) in the maybe new CNI studio known as Jimmy's apartment. And Jon recorded the show on his computer and will edit via Garage Band. Woo hoo! Next week we'll record through a megaphone! CNI west coast correspondent Maria Bernal-Silva attended WonderCon in her hometown of San Francisco and has a recap and an interview with Ben McCool and Nate Cosby. The boys talk about the Green Lantern extended trailer, the Thundercats trailer, a big thank you rap to last week's co-hosts Grace and Michelle, Paul Pope and Frank Miller on the Spider-Man musical and the current Vampire Cowboys show The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G. Lots of WonderCon news including: DC comics goes retro, Family Guy coming to comics, IDW reprints Thor and brings back TMNT, The Governator is back, Dark Horse brings the Whedon & the return of the real Captain America(Steve Rogers).  Listener feedback and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!

Reviews:  Captain America & the First Thirteen One-Shot, inFamous #1, Legion of Super-Villains One-Shot, Venom Vol 2 #1 Ben McCool joins Jimmy as guest co-host this week. The boys chat about the Spider-Man musical woes, Jimmy recaps his time on the Jay and Jack 30 hour podcast for autism over the weekend and Ben talks about his current comic book work (Memoir, Captain America and the Korvac Saga, Choker) and convention schedule. News includes: RASL film in the works, Thor vs. Loki animated, no Sandman TV series, the voting is open for the Eagle and Stumptown awards, and Kelly Sue Deconnick on Supergirl. Listener feedback and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!