Podcasts about hwei lim

Con la Tierra ya deshabitada y citada sólo como referencia histórica, nos adentramos en un mundo futuro con dos continentes y dos civilizaciones muy distintas: Ónfalos y Crisis. La primera, habitada sólo por mujeres. Entre ambos continentes un océano, una inmensidad para sus dos protagonistas: Julia y Marcela, que, sin embargo, tienen en su destino confluir en una historia épica, llena de búsqueda de identidad y al mismo tiempo, de fronteras donde ésta (la identidad) se borra por completo. En Tras esa montaña está la orilla, de nuestra invitada Eva Cid (Ed. Amor de madre), encontramos seres sintéticos, gobiernos autoritarios, comités de filosofía, tecnología muy avanzada de transporte y teletrabajo, tecnología de transgénesis… Elementos de CiFi con referentes claros y también aportes muy novedosos en esta novela que nos sirve de contexto para reflexionar sobre este género habitualmente distópico y su sentido en plena pandemia. Con Víctor Gómez, seguimos enganchados a la buena ciencia ficción más allá de la montaña como la saga Mirror (Ed. Astiberri) de Enma Ríos y Hwei Lim y Senti3n (Ed. Panini) de Gabriel Walta y Jeff Lemire. Escuchar audio

This is a recording from our live panel that took place at VanCAF 2019. We talked with Hwei Lim, Emma Rios, and Marian Churchland about their processes for developing stories and comics, as well as what inspires them. Thanks, VanCAF! Twitter: http://twitter.com/saltandhoneypod Hwei Lim: http://twitter.com/madaoba Emma Rios: http://twitter.com/emmartian Marian Churchland: https://marianchurchland.com/

This week, Sloane and Leslie have a conversation with comic artist and writer, Hwei Lim, probably best known for her Image series (with Emma Rios,) Mirror, and her webcomic, Hero. We talk about Hwei's influences, fantasy novels and games as inspiration, doujinshi, and traveling. Find Hwei: http://lalage.tumblr.com http://twitter.com/madaoba The podcast: http://twitter.com/saltandhoneypod 

Het duurde alweer wat langer dan eigenlijk de bedoeling was om deze episode te laten verschijnen. Zoals elke keer is het uiteraard het wachten waard: waar anders zal je in een Marvel Movie review diepgaande psychologische analyses, emotioneel authentieke ervaringen en dick-jokes vinden? We helpen je even met het antwoord: NERGENS anders! Comics: Kill or Be Killed door Ed Brubaker en Sean Phillips en Mirror: The Mountain door Emma Rios en Hwei Lim. • 3:10 Poster Review >> Inhumans TV-teaser • 10:00 Main Event >> Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 • 57:50 Gelezen >> Kill or Be Killed --- 1:04:25 – Mirror The Mountain

Great conversation with Emma Rios, the wonderful artist of The Image Comics Western  Pretty Deadly written by Kelly Sue DeConnick. Emma talks about her other major collaboration on Mirror. A surreal dream of a Image book written by Rios and drawn by Hwei Lim. Their first arc The Mountain Comes out September 14th .We also talk about Emma's Anthology series from Image Island co edited by Brandon Graham  feature contributions from their cartoonist friends. Emma did a 3 part story that became a graphic novel call ID which is also available now through Image. 

Great conversation with Emma Rios, the wonderful artist of The Image Comics Western  Pretty Deadly written by Kelly Sue DeConnick. Emma talks about her other major collaboration on Mirror. A surreal dream of a Image book written by Rios and drawn by Hwei Lim. Their first arc The Mountain Comes out September 14th .We also talk about Emma's Anthology series from Image Island co edited by Brandon Graham  feature contributions from their cartoonist friends. Emma did a 3 part story that became a graphic novel call ID which is also available now through Image. 

Para quienes no podéis o no queréis seguirnos cada semana o para quienes simplemente agradezcan un recordatorio, estos programas recopilan en un corta-pega (sin demasiada maña) los tebeos más relevantes/más interesantes/que más nos han gustado del mes, sin spoilers. - Mirror #1. Emma Ríos y Hwei Lim. (Image). - ¡Universo! #4. Albert Monteys. (Panel Syndicate). - The Dark and Bloody #1. Shawn Aldridge y Scott Godlewski. (Vértigo). - Trespasser #1. Justin M. Ryan y Kristian Rossi. (Alterna). - Power Man and Iron Fist #1. David Walker y Sanford Greene. (Marvel). - Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency-A Spoon Too Short #1. Arvind Ethan David e Ilias Kyriazis. (IDW).

Para quienes no podéis o no queréis seguirnos cada semana o para quienes simplemente agradezcan un recordatorio, estos programas recopilan en un corta-pega (sin demasiada maña) los tebeos más relevantes/más interesantes/que más nos han gustado del mes, sin spoilers. - Mirror #1. Emma Ríos y Hwei Lim. (Image). - ¡Universo! #4. Albert Monteys. (Panel Syndicate). - The Dark and Bloody #1. Shawn Aldridge y Scott Godlewski. (Vértigo). - Trespasser #1. Justin M. Ryan y Kristian Rossi. (Alterna). - Power Man and Iron Fist #1. David Walker y Sanford Greene. (Marvel). - Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency-A Spoon Too Short #1. Arvind Ethan David e Ilias Kyriazis. (IDW).

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

Call the Major Spoilers Hotline - 785-727-1939 Share your thoughts on this episode - http://wp.me/p8YAd-1xMI If you like this show, support it - https://members.majorspoilers.com/subscribe The Major Spoilers Store is located at http://majorspoilers.bigcartel.com This week on the Major Spoilers Podcast: Scarlett Coutur and Des Taylor take us on a whirlwind spy chase, Flash speeds over to Supergirl, Gutter Magic #2 is a thing to behold, Mirror #1 is a fave, Big Foot: Sowrd of the Earthman #3 takes us off planet, Adventures of Supergirl #2 plays nice, and we wonder who is sexier - Adam West or William Shatner? Save 10% on a new subscription to Loot Crate by going to www.lootcrate.com/Spoilers and using the code Spoilers Get involved with the Major Spoilers Podcast Network LINK NEWS Flash and Supergirl team up in March http://majorspoilers.com/2016/02/03/television-the-flash-will-crossover-with-supergirl-this-year/ REVIEWS STEPHEN Gutter Magic #2 (of 4) Writer: Rick Douek Artist: Brett Barkley Publisher: IDW Publishing A showdown at the Goblin Market puts Cinder and Blacktooth on the path to tracking down their quarry - but the necromantic sorceress known as the Morgue wants Cinder's head, even if she has to threaten his family to get it. Fans of Harry Potter and Sin City will love this genre-bending caper that brings magic down to the gritty streets of New York! MATTHEW Mirror #1 Story By: Emma Ríos Art By: Hwei Lim EMMA RÍOS and HWEI LIM team up for a new ongoing series, following a terrorist talking dog, an idealist mage, and a heroic lab rat on their quest for acceptance. RODRIGO BIG FOOT: SWORD OF THE EARTHMAN #3 Writer(s): Josh S. Henaman Artist Name(s): Andy Taylor and Tamra Bonvillain Cover Artist(s): Andy Taylor and Tamra Bonvillain Variant Cover Artist(s): Dave Hamann and Jules Rivera The sci-fi sword, sorcery and sasquatch epic continues with Bigfoot and Bagworm on the hunt for the Heart of the Sun, a priceless gem worth untold riches! Standing in their way is Malona the Damned, Queen of the Fiends of Mars! Variant cover by Dave Hamann and Jules Rivera, limited to 1,500 copies! ASHLEY ADVENTURES OF SUPERGIRL #2 Writer: Sterling Gates Artist: Bengal Supergirl is desperate to save her sister Alex from certain disaster, but can she stop a helicopter from falling out of the sky while ALSO protecting the humans endangered by an alien the DEO calls Rampage? If you want to suggest a trade paperback, you need to send an email to podcast@majorspoilers.com. That suggestion will go into the hopper and at least once a month, we’ll pick a number of suggestions for you to vote on, and at the end of the polling period, the book with the most votes will get the Major Spoilers Podcast treatment. DISCUSSION: Scarlett Couture Volume 1 “SCARLETT COUTURE WRITER: DES TAYLOR ARTIST: DES TAYLOR Beautiful. Intelligent. Deadly. Scarlett Couture is all of these things, and more. She’s a spy. Using her cover as Head of Security for her mother’s internationally renowned fashion house, she gathers intelligence for the CIA. In this explosive first issue, Scarlett follows her instincts right into the middle of the action and finds she needs to use all her wits to get herself out of hot water! The high-octane critical and sales hit, finally collected in one explosive volume. Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends!

Call the Major Spoilers Hotline - 785-727-1939 Share your thoughts on this episode - http://wp.me/p8YAd-1xMI If you like this show, support it - https://members.majorspoilers.com/subscribe The Major Spoilers Store is located at http://majorspoilers.bigcartel.com This week on the Major Spoilers Podcast: Scarlett Coutur and Des Taylor take us on a whirlwind spy chase, Flash speeds over to Supergirl, Gutter Magic #2 is a thing to behold, Mirror #1 is a fave, Big Foot: Sowrd of the Earthman #3 takes us off planet, Adventures of Supergirl #2 plays nice, and we wonder who is sexier - Adam West or William Shatner? Save 10% on a new subscription to Loot Crate by going to www.lootcrate.com/Spoilers and using the code Spoilers Get involved with the Major Spoilers Podcast Network LINK NEWS Flash and Supergirl team up in March http://majorspoilers.com/2016/02/03/television-the-flash-will-crossover-with-supergirl-this-year/ REVIEWS STEPHEN Gutter Magic #2 (of 4) Writer: Rick Douek Artist: Brett Barkley Publisher: IDW Publishing A showdown at the Goblin Market puts Cinder and Blacktooth on the path to tracking down their quarry - but the necromantic sorceress known as the Morgue wants Cinder's head, even if she has to threaten his family to get it. Fans of Harry Potter and Sin City will love this genre-bending caper that brings magic down to the gritty streets of New York! MATTHEW Mirror #1 Story By: Emma Ríos Art By: Hwei Lim EMMA RÍOS and HWEI LIM team up for a new ongoing series, following a terrorist talking dog, an idealist mage, and a heroic lab rat on their quest for acceptance. RODRIGO BIG FOOT: SWORD OF THE EARTHMAN #3 Writer(s): Josh S. Henaman Artist Name(s): Andy Taylor and Tamra Bonvillain Cover Artist(s): Andy Taylor and Tamra Bonvillain Variant Cover Artist(s): Dave Hamann and Jules Rivera The sci-fi sword, sorcery and sasquatch epic continues with Bigfoot and Bagworm on the hunt for the Heart of the Sun, a priceless gem worth untold riches! Standing in their way is Malona the Damned, Queen of the Fiends of Mars! Variant cover by Dave Hamann and Jules Rivera, limited to 1,500 copies! ASHLEY ADVENTURES OF SUPERGIRL #2 Writer: Sterling Gates Artist: Bengal Supergirl is desperate to save her sister Alex from certain disaster, but can she stop a helicopter from falling out of the sky while ALSO protecting the humans endangered by an alien the DEO calls Rampage? If you want to suggest a trade paperback, you need to send an email to podcast@majorspoilers.com. That suggestion will go into the hopper and at least once a month, we’ll pick a number of suggestions for you to vote on, and at the end of the polling period, the book with the most votes will get the Major Spoilers Podcast treatment. DISCUSSION: Scarlett Couture Volume 1 “SCARLETT COUTURE WRITER: DES TAYLOR ARTIST: DES TAYLOR Beautiful. Intelligent. Deadly. Scarlett Couture is all of these things, and more. She’s a spy. Using her cover as Head of Security for her mother’s internationally renowned fashion house, she gathers intelligence for the CIA. In this explosive first issue, Scarlett follows her instincts right into the middle of the action and finds she needs to use all her wits to get herself out of hot water! The high-octane critical and sales hit, finally collected in one explosive volume. Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends!

- Cry Havoc #1. Simon Spurrier y Ryan Kelly. (Image). - I, Mage #1. Gary Turner y Carlos E. Gómez. (Action Lab). - Mirror #1. Emma Ríos y Hwei Lim. (Image). - Spider-Man #1. Brian Michael Bendis y Sara Pichelli. (Marvel). - ¡Universo! #4. Albert Monteys. (Panel Syndicate).

- Cry Havoc #1. Simon Spurrier y Ryan Kelly. (Image). - I, Mage #1. Gary Turner y Carlos E. Gómez. (Action Lab). - Mirror #1. Emma Ríos y Hwei Lim. (Image). - Spider-Man #1. Brian Michael Bendis y Sara Pichelli. (Marvel). - ¡Universo! #4. Albert Monteys. (Panel Syndicate).