Podcast appearances and mentions of Jamie S Rich

Until recently, you probably knew Filip Sablik as President of Publishing and Marketing at Boom! Studios. After all, he was a very public cheerleader for the company (and the industry as a whole), moving Boom! into kids comics, developing acclaimed titles like Lumberjanes and Something is Killing the Children, and innovating at the retail level and on Kickstarter. But now, he's forming a brand new comic book company headed by Hollywood producer Eric Gitter and alongside former IDW head Jamie S. Rich and creator Jeremy Haun. It's going to be epic! And so is this episode.You can follow Filip on Facebook and Instagram @filipsablik.____________________Check out a video version of this episode on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/dollarbinbandits.If you like this podcast, please rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts. And if you really like this podcast, support what we do as a member of the Dollar Bin Boosters: buzzsprout.com/1817176/support.Looking for more ways to express your undying DBB love and devotion? Email us at dollarbinbandits@gmail.com. Follow us @dollarbinbandits on Facebook and Instagram, and @DBBandits on X._____________________Dollar Bin Bandits is the official podcast of TwoMorrows Publishing. Check out their fine publications at twomorrows.com.Support the Show.

Avon Lady! This week Chris and Daniel discuss Lady Killer by Joëlle Jones and Jamie S. Rich. We also talk about Warner Bros. Discovery's DC movie overhaul, the Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind roller coaster, and the Stranger Things season 4 trailer. Time Stamps 00:00:00 Intro 00:10:05 News 00:46:56 Lady Killer 01:25:30 Side Stories Visit us online: https://thereadercopypodcast.libsyn.com/ (Check out The Reader Copy Podcast website) Our iTunes page: https://goo.gl/MikhDd (Listen to more episodes) Even More Stuff: https://goo.gl/4iDTXn (Check out our Instagram) https://goo.gl/cVFw7r (Follow us on Twitter) https://goo.gl/RsnXc1 (Like us on Facebook) Show music provided by http://www.morgandavidking.com/ (MDK - Hyper Beam)

Get ready to pack your bags and trip out to jolly ol' Great Britain with the Third Men Podcast! This past fall, Third Man Records opened a landmark 3rd storefront and base of operations in London, England -- and this week we're diving deep into the store's opening, its exclusive TMRL releases and of course the accompanying concert performance by Jack White himself! When mysterious storefronts sporting odd names began popping up in the city's historic Soho, Londonites were left scratching their heads at such an absurd scam. But before long, these mock businesses revealed themselves to be none other than Jack White and co, and on Saturday September 25th, 2021 fans and spectators alike were greeted to the grand opening of this new TMR venture! Along with the new shop, Third Man featured several stunning new releases by artists such as David Ruffin, Paul Weller, The Jesus and Mary Chain and more -- and friend of the show Jamie S. Rich has joined us this week to run down all the details on this collection of bangers! From our side of the pond to yours, we hope you enjoy this new episode - cheers! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode we wrap up the exciting "Mister Miracle" series. We hope you read the series on your own so we don't spoil the revelations of the final issue, cuz' it's a doozy!        Creative Credit: Writer: Tom King Pencils, Inks, and Colors: Mitch Gerads  Letterer: Clayton Cowles Cover Artist: Nick Derington Associate Editor: Brittany Holzherr Editor: Jamie S. Rich Mister Miracle created by Jack Kirby Check our youtube channel to see this episode in video form when it is released! 2 Man Comic Book Club YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWM3BXS9o9J8Z93EwL4ir0A   Is there a comic series you would like us to cover on the show, or a topic you would like us to discuss? There are several ways for you to reach out to us!   We'd love for you to join our Discord! https://discord.gg/mbMw2mxtUu It is a great place to submit stories you'd like us to cover, trivia questions for us to ask on the show, and just be nerds about comic books! Join The Club!! We're working on a Patreon as well. When it does go live it will be at https://patreon.com/2mancomicbookclub   We love making these shows and we have ideas for new segments and videos. With your help we'll be able to make the 2 Man Comic Book Club even better! We also just set up the 2 Man Hotline, so if you'd like to ask us a question, or tell us what you thought about a specific storyline you can call: 66-2MANFAN-8 and leave a message! (That's (662)626-3268.  If you would like to find us on social media, we would love to hear from you! Find us on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/2mancomicbook,  Instagram @ https://instagram.com/2mancomicbookclub, Facebook @ https://facebook.com/2mancomicbookclub, or email us at 2mancomicbookclub@gmail.com.  Read more comics!    

We continue this week's episode with issues 7-9 of Mister Miracle from 2017 (though these issues happened in 2018). Issue 6 dropped quite the bombshell and we're here to pick up the pieces in the aftermath. We start with a bit of a time jump where we welcome a new member to the New God Family! War is still raging on between Apokolips and New Genesis. Will Mister Miracle be able to escape this one?     Creative Credit: Writer: Tom King Pencils, Inks, and Colors: Mitch Gerads  Letterer: Clayton Cowles Cover Artist: Nick Derington Associate Editor: Brittany Holzherr Editor: Jamie S. Rich Mister Miracle created by Jack Kirby   Check our youtube channel to see this episode in video form when it is released! 2 Man Comic Book Club YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWM3BXS9o9J8Z93EwL4ir0A   Is there a comic series you would like us to cover on the show, or a topic you would like us to discuss? There are several ways for you to reach out to us!   We'd love for you to join our Discord! https://discord.gg/mbMw2mxtUu It is a great place to submit stories you'd like us to cover, trivia questions for us to ask on the show, and just be nerds about comic books! Join The Club!! We're working on a Patreon as well. When it does go live it will be at Patreon.com/2mancomicbookclub   We love making these shows and we have ideas for new segments and videos. With your help we'll be able to make the 2 Man Comic Book Club even better! We also just set up the 2 Man Hotline, so if you'd like to ask us a question, or tell us what you thought about a specific storyline you can call: 66-2MANFAN-8 and leave a message! (That's (662)626-3268.  If you would like to find us on social media, we would love to hear from you! Find us on Twitter @2mancomicbook,  Instagram @2mancomicbookclub, Facebook @2mancomicbookclub, or email us at 2mancomicbookclub@gmail.com.  Read more comics!

 In today's episode we resume our coverage of the 2017 Mister Miracle run with issues #4-6, where Scott is on trial for conspiring with Darkseid. In the most comical court setting I've seen in a while, Orion acts as judge, jury, and prosecutor. And that's just the first issue we cover in this episode.  So grab a carrot from the veggie tray and enjoy Mister Miracle #4-6! Creative Credit: Writer: Tom King Pencils, Inks, and Colors: Mitch Gerads  Letterer: Clayton Cowles Cover Artist: Nick Derington Assistant Editor: Maggie Howell Associate Editor: Molly Mahan Editor: Jamie S. Rich Mister Miracle created by Jack Kirby Check our youtube channel to see this episode in video form when it is released! 2 Man Comic Book Club YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWM3BXS9o9J8Z93EwL4ir0A   Is there a comic series you would like us to cover on the show, or a topic you would like us to discuss? There are several ways for you to reach out to us!   We'd love for you to join our Discord! https://discord.gg/mbMw2mxtUu It is a great place to submit stories you'd like us to cover, trivia questions for us to ask on the show, and just be nerds about comic books! Join The Club!! We're working on a Patreon as well. When it does go live it will be at Patreon.com/2mancomicbookclub   We love making these shows and we have ideas for new segments and videos. With your help we'll be able to make the 2 Man Comic Book Club even better! We also just set up the 2 Man Hotline, so if you'd like to ask us a question, or tell us what you thought about a specific storyline you can call: 66-2MANFAN-8 and leave a message! (That's (662)626-3268.  If you would like to find us on social media, we would love to hear from you! Find us on Twitter @2mancomicbook,  Instagram @2mancomicbookclub, Facebook @2mancomicbookclub, or email us at 2mancomicbookclub@gmail.com.  Read more comics!

 In today's episode we dig into the lore of a character who has been on our radar for a while. Mister Miracle. We've covered Tom King before when we read Vision, so we knew we were in for a treat. This series deals a lot with the "New Gods", created by Jack Kirby. We will give a little background before we begin, but the more you know about them the better!      Mister Miracle, or Scott Free, is an escape artist (just like young Drew). He's escaped from all sorts of traps before. As the story begins it seems he's recovering from an escape that was rather rocky.    It's important to mention that this comic can be rather graphic, both in content and in the artist depiction of those events. If you or a loved one have any history or concern over the mention of suicide, this might be a comic series you will want to be careful with. Help is available. Speak with someone today. 800-273-8255.     Creative Credit: Writer: Tom King Pencils, Inks, and Colors: Mitch Gerads  Letterer: Clayton Cowles Cover Artist: Nick Derington Variant Cover Artists: Mitch Gerads Associate Editor: Molly Mahan Editor: Jamie S. Rich Special Thanks to Rebecca Taylor and Mark Doyle Mister Miracle created by Jack Kirby Check our youtube channel to see this episode in video form when it is released! 2 Man Comic Book Club YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWM3BXS9o9J8Z93EwL4ir0A   Is there a comic series you would like us to cover on the show, or a topic you would like us to discuss? There are several ways for you to reach out to us!   We'd love for you to join our Discord! https://discord.gg/mbMw2mxtUu It is a great place to submit stories you'd like us to cover, trivia questions for us to ask on the show, and just be nerds about comic books! Join The Club!! We're working on a Patreon as well. When it does go live it will be at Patreon.com/2mancomicbookclub   We love making these shows and we have ideas for new segments and videos. With your help we'll be able to make the 2 Man Comic Book Club even better! We also just set up the 2 Man Hotline, so if you'd like to ask us a question, or tell us what you thought about a specific storyline you can call: 66-2MANFAN-8 and leave a message! (That's (662)626-3268.  If you would like to find us on social media, we would love to hear from you! Find us on Twitter @2mancomicbook,  Instagram @2mancomicbookclub, Facebook @2mancomicbookclub, or email us at 2mancomicbookclub@gmail.com.  Read more comics!

Jay and Tim are back. They set their wayback machines all the way back to the Summer of 2021 and discuss Blue and Gold #1 by Dan Jurgens, Ryan Sook, Rob Leigh, Brittany Holzherr, and Jamie S. Rich. The Booster Gold/Blue Beetle series we were promised in the late 1980s has finally arrived.

Jay and Tim are back. They set their wayback machines all the way back to the Summer of 2021 and discuss Blue and Gold #1 by Dan Jurgens, Ryan Sook, Rob Leigh, Brittany Holzherr, and Jamie S. Rich. The Booster Gold/Blue Beetle series we were promised in the late 1980s has finally arrived.

Fecha de Grabación: Lunes 21 de junio de 2021Algunas de las noticias y temas comentados:Llegamos a 250 episodios, así que hablamos un poco acerca de lo que hemos vivido en estos diez años desde la primera vez que hicimos un podcast.Jamie S. Rich deja DC Comics y se une a la plataforma de cómics digitales Tapas como nuevo editor en jefe.Warner censura a los creadores de la serie animada de Harley Quinn, y el internet se divierte con las respuestas.Respondemos preguntas de los auditores.¡...Y muchísimo más!Comentario de cómics:Red Room, cómic escrito y dibujado por Ed Piskor. (Fantagraphics)Planet-Size X-Men #1, cómic escrito por Gerry Dugan, con arte de Pepe Larraz, color de Marte Gracia y rótulos de Clayton Cowles. (Marvel Comics)Wonder Woman: Dead Earth, cómic escrito y dibujado por Daniel Warren Johnson, con color de Mike Spicer y rótulos de Rus Wooton. (DC Black Label)Black Hammer: Visions #5, cómic escrito por Kelly Thompson, con arte de Leonardo Romero, color de Jordie Bellaire y rótulos de Nate Piekos. (Dark Horse Comics)Pueden escuchar el Podcast en este reproductor.Descarga Directa MP3 (Usar botón derecho del mouse y opción "guardar enlace como"). Peso: 96,9 MB; Calidad: 128 Kbps.El episodio tiene una duración de 01:45:13.Recuerden que ya está otra vez activa nuestra campaña en Patreon. Cada episodio del podcast se publica ahí al menos 24 horas antes que a través de los canales habituales, y cada mes grabamos un especial temático que es exclusivo de esta plataforma. Puedes sumarte a nuestros patreoncinadores™ con aportaciones desde 1 dólar al mes, y no existe un mínimo de tiempo para mantener su suscripción.También puedes encontrar nuestro podcast en los siguientes agregadores y servicios especializados:Comicverso en SpotifyComicverso en iVooxComicverso en Apple PodcastsComicverso en Google PodcastsComicverso en Amazon MusicComicverso en Archive.orgComicverso en I Heart RadioComicverso en Overcast.fmComicverso en Pocket CastsComicverso en RadioPublicComicverso en CastBox.fm¿Usas alguna app o servicio que no tiene a Comicverso? En la barra lateral está el feed del podcast, mismo que puedes agregar al servicio de tu preferencia.Nos interesa conocer opiniones y críticas para seguir mejorando. Si te gusta nuestro trabajo, por favor ayúdanos compartiendo el enlace a esta entrada, cuéntale a tus amigos sobre nuestro Podcast, y recomiéndalo a quien creas que pueda interesarle. Hasta pronto.Deja tus comentarios o escríbenos directamente a comicverso@gmail.com

NEWSNick Spencer to leave ‘Amazing Spider-Man' after issue #74Marvel announces Taylor and Coello's ‘Dark Ages' for September 2021Marvel launching limited series ‘Ka-Zar: Lord of the Savage Land' this SeptemberMarvel announces 'Ms. Marvel: Beyond the Limit' for September 2021DC Comics sends ‘DC Connect' to comic shopsDC Comics solicitations are here for September!Dark Horse announces ‘Hellboy & The B.P.R.D.' 1950s series concludingBarbaric #1 gets a second printing before its releaseFormer DC editor Jamie S. Rich joins Tapas as editor in chiefWandaVision success leads to continued comic sellouts and back ordersScout Comics and Entertainment Inc. launching Comic TagsNew Segment: Heroes Don't Do That - Do they though?First week: Do heroes eat taffy?Our Top Books of the WeekDave:Superman: Red & Blue (2021) #4 (Various)Venom (2018) #35Nathan:Time Before Time #2 (Declan Shalvey, Rory McConville, Joe Palmer)Demon Days: Mariko #1 (Peach Momoko)Standout KAPOW moment of the week:Nathan - Mariko: Demon Days #1 (Peach Momoko)Dave - Superman Red & Blue #4 (Rich Douek and Joe Quinones)TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEKDave: Home Sick Pilots #6 (W: Dan Watters, A: Caspar Wijngaard)Nathan: Home Sick Pilots #6 (W: Dan Watters, A: Caspar Wijngaard)JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.Dave: Wolverine #13 (Adam Kubert)Nathan: Batman/Superman #19 (Ivan Reis)Segment: Interview: Jon Davis-Hunt Shadowman #3 - Out June 23Jon, thanks for taking the time to join us on the AIPT Comics podcast [pause]....when you took on the gig of Shadowman, what were you most excited about drawing for the series?We know the pandemic affected the release of this title a bit, and with Shadowman #3 out next week I was curious how long has it been since you drew the issue?There are so many different types of horror in Shadowman, from body horror to demonic possession (and sometimes both at once). Do you have a particular horror subgenre that you're drawn to?Shadowman #3 opens in Barcelona, have you been, and how important is it to get a specific location just right?The third issue also has a lot of variance with layout design, and honestly it really rips with the energy and multiple panel pages. What goes into making an 11 (or more!) panel page work?Samedi's costume is rather detailed, and props to you it always looks slick in this book, how much are you kicking yourself going with such a detailed design?!Are there any horror movies you like to watch to get you in the headspace to draw Shadowman?What's one moment you've seen in a script from Cullen where you're like, “Damn, I can't wait to figure out how this works on the page?”We talked to Cullen a little bit about this before, but the Nintendo 64 Shadowman game just got a re-release. Did you ever mess around with that back in the day?What comics are you reading right now?Off Topic Top Shelf: Jon Davis-Hunt - Xbox X Game Pass, Dungeons and Dragons game, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Starfield

"Josie Schuller is a picture-perfect homemaker, wife, and mother - but she's also a ruthless, efficient killer"   Join Aurelien for a recap of the darkly funny (and fully bloody) Lady Killer vol 1 by Joëlle Jones and Jamie S. Rich. This bold graphic novel tells the story of a mid-century American woman trying to have it all: a loving husband, adorable children, killer style, and successful career as a hit woman.    Buy Lady Killer from Dark Horse comics: https://www.darkhorse.com/Books/26-356/Lady-Killer-TPB Read it before it hits Netflix: https://boundingintocomics.com/2021/05/07/netflix-to-adapt-joelle-jones-lady-killer-comic-series-with-blake-lively-and-diablo-cody/  -- * Theme: Magical Transition by Kevin McLeod * Additional music and sound effects from zapsplat.com

Amanda and Jenn discuss secretly bad-ass female characters, Belgitude, adventure chapter books, and more in this week’s episode of Get Booked. Subscribe to the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher. This post contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, Book Riot may earn a commission. Feedback The Sweeney Sisters by Lian Dolan (rec’d by Megan) Alastair MacLean: The Navarone series, Where Eagles Dare (rec’d by Wynnde) Questions 1. Something that I’ve been very interested in reading about is the strong bond between people forged by unique experiences. Some examples of this in literature that I’ve enjoyed are the characters in Never Let Me Go who are bonded by their childhoods and their shared horrific destiny or Ask Again, Yes who are bonded by being childhood neighbors as well as a shared tragedy. I even enjoyed this about the Hunger Games and the way the shared trauma of the games forged a tight bond between the tributes. I’m looking for other novels that have these very intimate bonds between characters brought about by certain circumstances. Other books I’ve enjoyed that also have examples of these sort of bonds: The Mothers by Brit Bennett, Commonwealth by Ann Patchett and A Children’s Bible by Lydia Millet. Thanks! -Emily 2. Hi! I’m looking for a recommendation for a friend’s birthday. She just finished The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix and has been raving about the housewife superpowers angle it takes. I’d love to get another book for her in a similar strain. She also likes the Amy Dunne of Gone Girl type of genius-borderline-crazy female characters in any book/TV show/movie so it can also lean in that direction. Thank you!! -Carol 3. I just got a new job that is for a company based in Belgium. Eventually after Covid I will get a chance to go out and visit the main office. Can you suggest some books based in Belgium or with a general Belgium- feel (this is called Belgitude!) Thanks! -Jordan 4. My name is Andy and I’m writing to ask for three different book recommendations (all in one email hehehe). First, I’m looking for a book, either fiction or nonfiction (or both, if you can) about archaeology. It seems such an exciting field. I’m looking for a book that gives those adventurous vibes but that also teaches me something about history and what that entails.  Secondly, a fiction book set in a museum. I’m looking for something exciting that makes me think, too! And finally, if you can, a nonfiction book about countries that had recovered from a civil war and how they did it. I had not mentioned before but I’m originally from Venezuela and though my country hasn’t gone through a civil war (in the strict sense), the recovery (if it ever does recover) would probably be something similar. I’ll like to read about other history cases so that, maybe, I could find some answers.  Now that that “business” is done, I wanted you to know how much happiness you bring to all of us book lovers all across the globe (I’m a Venezuelan currently living in Spain). Thank you thank you thank you. Keep doing what you are doing! I love your podcast!  Much much much love from Madrid, -Andreina  5. First, I just want to say thank you so much for this podcast. It’s my absolute favorite, and I look forward to it every week (and am super happy that I now get to listen twice a week). I have read some truly amazing books thanks to you!   I have found historical fiction cozy mysteries to be especially comforting in these wild times. I love to read mysteries that have a strong female main character and are written by women. The only problem is that almost every historical fiction series that I’ve read has white main characters and are almost all written by white authors. Do you have any recommendations for own voices historical cozy mysteries by BIPOC women?  Some historical mystery series that I have enjoyed are: The Lady Sherlock series by Sherry Thomas The Perveen Mistry series by Sujata Massey The Veronica Speedwell and Lady Julia Grey series by Deanna Raybourn The Amelia Peabody series by Elizabeth Peters The Maisie Dobbs series by Jacqueline Winspear The Sparks & Bainbridge series by Allison Montclair The Jane Prescott series by Mariah Fredericks The High Society Lady Detective Books by Sara Rosett The Lady Hardcastle Mysteries by T.E. Kinsey The Kendra Donovan series by Julie McElwain The Countess of Harleigh Mysteries by Dianne Freeman The Rose Gallagher Mysteries by Erin Lindsey Kitty Weeks Series by Radha Vatsal Some contemporary mysteries series by women of color that I’ve started reading are the Jaya Jones series by Gigi Pandian, An Ice Cream Parlor Mystery by Abby Collete, and the Noodle Shop Mysteries by Vivien Chien. I loved Death by Dumpling. I didn’t love Jaya Jones as much as I thought I would because I couldn’t stand how much they talked about how skinny and petite she is. I liked A Deadly Inside Scoop but felt like the main character seemed very young. -Marissa 6. I’m loving dark academia media right now, which is an aesthetic that joins dark themes, such as murder, theft, and sin, with academic settings. I read The Secret History, by Donna Tartt, in February, and have not stopped thinking about it since. I have also read The Goldfinch, by the same author, and The Picture of Dorian Gray, and loved both of them tremendously. Dead Poets Society and Kill Your Darlings are examples of movies with this setting. Could you help me find other books with a similar style? -Maria 7. Hi! Thanks for your podcast; I love it. I wonder if you can help me. I have a 7-year-old and I’m looking for a book to read aloud together as a family. We loved Thomas Taylor’s Malamander and the sequel, and we are looking for books like those–thrilling, sly, dark, funny, suspenseful middle-grade fantasies with lots of friendship and at least one girl MC. We don’t like to slog through pointless dialogue and tedious set-up. (Also, no racism, sexism, or homo-/transphobia, please–I like reading J.K. Rowling, Neil Gaiman, Eva Ibbotson, Chris Riddell, and Roald Dahl because they are so funny, but also they can STFU with their dumb jokes about Asia, queer-coded villains, and sidelined heroines.) My kid has enjoyed audiobooks of the Unicorn Rescue Society, Love Sugar Magic, Princess Pulverizer, Alice in Wonderland, Anna Hibiscus, Wollstonecraft Detective Agency, Magic Treehouse, Dory Fantasmagory, Dragons in a Bag, and Questioneers series, as well as the first Dark is Rising book. She heard the Audible sample of Akata Witch and was mesmerized (so was I) but I think it’s a little too old for her. Some violence is fine, but we’d like to stay away from heavy romance/crushes/bullying (middle-school stuff), and from really dark stuff like genocide, horrible forms of murder, any hint of sexual violence or suicide, etc. POC and queer characters a plus. Thank you so much! Best, -Mo Books Discussed Five Little Indians by Michelle Good (tw: racism, child abuse) Chosen Ones by Veronica Roth (tw: self harm, fatal overdose, torture, gore) Fates and Furies by Lauren Groff Lady Killer by Joelle Jones, Jamie S. Rich, and Chelsea Cain La Femme de Gilles by Madeleine Bourdouxhe (tw: suicide) Brussels Noir, edited by Michel Dufranne Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe The Flanders Panel by Arturo Pérez-Reverte Murder in Old Bombay by Nev March (rec’d Nicole Hill) The Lotus Palace by Jeannie Lin Catherine House by Elisabeth Thomas Bunny by Mona Awad (tw: animal cruelty/death) Furthermore by Tahereh Mafi Brightstorm by Vashti Hardy (rec’d by multiple Rioters) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josie Schuller es la imagen de la perfecta esposa, ama de casa y madre. Pero también es una implacable asesina. Ha conseguido encontrar el equilibrio perfecto entre el encanto de lo cotidiano y la emoción de asesinatos planeados al milímetro. ¡Hasta que todo cambia! Escrito por Joelle Jones y Jamie S. Rich e ilustrado por […] La entrada Lady Killer (2015) se publicó primero en Kolaz Dice.

... Fecha de Grabación: Domingo 16 de agosto de 2020Algunas de las noticias y temas comentados:DC Comics se vio afectado por los recortes de personal en AT&T-Warner y hablamos del asunto.Por primera vez en su historia, el área editorial de DC será encabezada por dos mujeres.¿Qué pasará con la línea de cómics de DC en el futuro próximo? Hacemos un análisis y especulamos al respecto.Respondemos preguntas de los escuchas.¡Y mucho más...!Comentario de cómics:Lady Killer, escrito por Joëlle Jones y Jamie S. Rich y dibujado por Joëlle Jones. (Dark Horse Comics)Undiscovered Country, escrito por Scott Snyder y Charles Soule y con arte de Giuseppe Camuncoli y Daniele Orlandini. (Image Comics)Pueden escuchar el Podcast a través del reproductor que está en la columna lateral del Blog o en este reproductor incrustado.Descarga Directa MP3 (Usar botón derecho del mouse y opción "guardar enlace como"). Peso: 92.8 MB; Calidad: 128 Kbps. El episodio tiene una duración de 01:41:16. Recuerden que ya está nuevamente activa nuestra campaña en Patreon. Cada episodio se publicará en esa plataforma al menos 24 horas antes que a través de los canales habituales. Hay también un especial mensual exclusivo de la plataforma, y pueden sumarse a nuestros patreoncinadores™ con aportaciones desde 1 dólar al mes.  Puedes encontrar el podcast en los siguientes agregadores y servicios: Comicverso en SpotifyComicverso en iVooxComicverso en Apple PodcastsComicverso en Google PodcastsComicverso en Archive.orgComicverso en Overcast.fmComicverso en Pocket CastsComicverso en RadioPublicComicverso en CastBox.fm¿Usas alguna app o servicio que no tiene a Comicverso? En la barra lateral está el feed del podcast, mismo que puedes agregar al servicio de tu preferencia. Nos interesa conocer opiniones y críticas para seguir mejorando. Si te gusta nuestro trabajo, por favor ayúdanos compartiendo el enlace a esta entrada, cuéntale a tus amigos sobre nuestro Podcast, y recomiéndalo a quien creas que pueda interesarle. Hasta pronto.Deja tus comentarios o escríbenos directamente a comicverso@gmail.com

In which we discuss a ridiculously awesome comic and give a less than killer shout out to the spiritual brother podcast of GTC "That Podcast (https://thatpodcastproductions.fireside.fm/)". Seriously check out both the comic and the podcast (PST GUYS YOU OWE US SOME OF THAT SWEET PATREON MONEY). Alternatively Lady Killer Volume One: Avon Calling FOR DEATH Lady Killer Volume One by Jamie S. Rich (Author), Joelle Jones (Illustrator), Laura Allred (Contributor)

Intro and Previously on Next Issue [01:00 - 30:00]-Clay Watched Joker [Spoilers]-Daniel Watched Harley Quinn on DC Universe App-Josh Watched Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker [Spoilers] Main Topic - Books that we may have forgotten Books Mentioned: Sleepwalk and other stories by Adriane Tomine  Box Office Poison by Alex Robinson Slow News Day and Dumped by Andi Watson  One Bad Day by Steve Rolston 12 Reasons Why I Love Her and You Have Killed Me by Jamie S. Rich and Joelle Jones City of Glass: The Graphic Novel by Paul Karasik and David Mazzucchelli A Complete Lowlife by Ed Brubaker Instant Piano by Kyle Baker, Mark Badger, Robbie Busch, Stephen Destefano and Evan Dorkin The Long and Unlearned Life of Roland Gethers: Longshot Comics Book One by Shane Simmons  SUBSCRIBE, RATE and REVIEW!  Thank you!  Follow us on twitter @nextissuepod Twitch.TV/NextIssue and Facebook  Clay: @Clay_Harrison Kyle: @Kylepedia Adrian: @Adrian_Harry Daniel: @eckospider Josh: @cosmosis Hail Beebo!    

On Episode 44 of Construction Comics - Noah and Matt review the 2017 series by DC Comics Mister Miracle !!!! Spoiler Alert for all 12 issues of Mister Miracle !!!! Mister Miracle's creative team is Writer Tom King Penciller Mitch Gerads Inker Mitch Gerads Colorist Mitch Gerads Letterer Clayton Cowles Editor(s): Robert 'Bob' Harras Maggie Howell Molly Mahan Jamie S. Rich Cover Artist(s): Nick Derington Mitch Gerads Mister Miracle created by Jack Kirby Please give us a rating or a review, and share the podcast! Give us follow to keep up with the podcast, art and news - Twitter: @ConstructComPod Instagram: www.instagram.com/constructingcomicspod/Facebook Facebook: facebook.com/ConstructingComic/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCfzORGs8…iew_as=subscriber Thanks for Listening! Make Comics!

Ce mois-ci, à la vie secrète des geekettes, on jase et discute de diverses sujets culturels et personnels! BD Québecoise – ValMo nous fait découvrir La petite Russie de Francis Desharnais. Jeux Vidéo - Martine discute de jeux vidéo rétros avec The Guardian Legend au Nintendo. BD Américaine  - Fanie découvre la meurtrière Lady Killer de Joëlle Jones et Jamie S. Rich. Entrevues: ValMo pose des "questions en rafale" aux bédéistes Boum, Cab, Em, Frédéric Vivianne et Jimmy Beaulieu, lors du Festival de BD de Québec. Courrier du cœur - Être célibataire en 2019? On en discute avec notre invité Jonathan Brochu, du Podcast Le Shack à Cassette. Invité: Jonathan Brochu (Aka Johnny Grétis) Podcast - Le Shack à Cassette Chaîne YouTube – Power Chasers Mentionné dans l'épisode:  Love Death + Robots – sur Netflix Festival de BD de Montréal Samedi de la BD Gratuite Documentaire Geek Girls de Gina Hara ❤ Merci à la Librairie Z d'être le partenaire de nos lectures! ♫ Thème musical: Alex Robshaw  Vos animatrices:  Fanie Grégoire ValMo Martine Bisson 

On Episode 26 of Construction Comics - Noah and Matt breakdown Batman Issue 67 "All the Way Down" (May 2019) Batman 67 Credits: Writer Tom King Penciller(s): Jorge Fornés Lee Weeks Inker(s): Jorge Fornés Lee Weeks Colorist: Lovern Kindzierski Letterer: Clayton Cowles Editor(s): Robert 'Bob' Harras Brittany Holzherr Patrick 'Pat' McCallum Jamie S. Rich Cover Artist(s): Elizabeth 'Bettie' Breitweiser Lee Weeks Dave Johnson (Variant) Please give us a rating or a review, and share the podcast! Please check us out at: Twitter: @ConstructComPod Instagram: www.instagram.com/constructingcomicspod/Facebook Facebook: facebook.com/ConstructingComic/ Thanks for Listening!

Lady Killer Vol. 1It’s time to get bloody while also making sure the kids get to school and have dinner ready in this episode. Roman, Colton and Trevor explore the bloody high heel tracks of Seattle’s most bad ass woman. She cooks. She cleans. She kills. She does it all! Joelle Jones and Jamie S. Rich do an amazing job showing the gang what the times were like and how in a comic that takes a knife (and occasionally a bullet) to toxic masculinity.MATURE CONTENT WARNING.SPOILERS! Check out these books before you listen to us break them down.

Amanda and Jenn discuss independent ladies, fantasy short stories, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel reading comps, and more in this week's episode of Get Booked. This episode is sponsored by The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton and The Birthday Girl by Sue Fortin.   Questions 1. Hi ladies! I recently finished reading Red Clocks by Leni Zumas, and I really, really loved and related to Ro (the biographer) and Gin's (the mender) independence. They didn't have current romantic/life partners, and they weren't agonizing over being alone or over trying to find someone. I am getting sick of novels where women spend a lot of time worrying about being "on the shelf." I would like to read more books with women who are single and proud, and romance isn't anywhere near the top of their priority list. I am willing to read any genre, length, or format. Can't wait to hear what you have to recommend! Thanks so much! Best, --Mary Beth   2. Hi! My friend and coworker is transferring to a new position within our company to Phoenix, Arizona. She will be driving from Ohio to Phoenix with whatever she can fit into her car. While working together I introduced her to audiobooks, and I thought a list of great audiobook recommendations would be the perfect parting gift. She loves steamy romance novels, and a great male narrator's voice. I know that she has listened to all of Meghan March's books, Anna Todd, and has just recently discovered the Fifty Shades of Grey series. Hoping to make her long drive enjoyable. Thanks so much! I greatly enjoy your show! --Kristin   3. Hello! I'm a first year 7th grade English at a school in Massachusetts, and we are about to start a unit of fantasy short stories. I'm very excited about this unit, but after looking through the anthology that we'll be using, I've noticed something that I want to change - the anthology only contains one story by an author of color ("Caleb's Colors" by Neal Shusterman). I'd love to teach a more diverse set of stories, so I'm looking for suggestions of fantasy short stories that would be appropriate for a middle school reading level. Do you know of any anthologies that exist? I would also be happy to read them a picture book or two. Please let me know if you can help me diversify my reading list! --Jessi   4. I'm about six weeks away from giving birth to my first child, and I'm looking for something to read that will be a real page-turner but light enough that I can read it during my leave regardless of how much (or little) sleep I'm getting. I read pretty widely in terms of genre, but I do prefer fiction to non-fiction and I don't really do suspense or thrillers. Thanks! --Aaryn   5. Love love love your show. I’ve just moved from a very queer loving and welcoming college campus to a not so much welcoming and loving work environment :(. I’m on a desperate search for stories with badass lesbian and queer women protagonists to dive into to remind myself my gay poc identity is valid and wonderful and loved on those tough work days. I just finished Juliet Takes a Breath by Gabby Riviera and absolutely loved and dying for another woke read with a confident lesbian/gay/queer woman in her 20s being a total badass and rocking who they are through whatever life throws at them. Here’s my search criteria: - coming out not being a major plot point. - Not YA. Characters in their 20s like me or 30s would be preferable. - Light, fun & empowering with some humor thrown in - contemporary - not a mystery, thriller, or including issues of domestic violence, or sexual assault. - a person of color protagonist would be awesome but I understand this list might be a tall order so am lenient in this category I’m new to romance but very much open to it and am not shy about sex scenes. Open to non-fiction of all kinds, and some light fantasy and sci-fi. Books I’ve loved the feel of Sourdough by Robin Sloan’s themes of figuring out adulthood, and what one wants to do with their life. River of Teeth and Taste of Marrow by Sarah Gailey. I Hear She’s a Real Bitch by Jen Agg Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit made my cry - not in a good way with the having to go back into the closet kind of thing so I’d love to stay way clear of anything like that. Thanks! I hope you can help! Sincerely, --Courtney   6. Hi ladies! I just blew through the charming new Amazon Prime original TV series "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and am really thirsting for more content like it. If you haven't had the pleasure, it's about a well-to-do house wife in the late 1950s in Manhattan who discovers her incredible talent for raunchy standup comedy as her life is falling apart around her. It's sharp, witty, smart, and has a good dose of drama. It's by the same folks as Gilmore Girls and is tonally very similar. The main character also reminds me of Joan Rivers a lot. I'd love to read some books that put me in the same mind-space while I wait (a year) for season two, but I'm not sure where to start. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Best, --Jocelyn   7. Don't judge but one of my favorite movies is The Mummy (the one with Brendan Fraser) and years ago I was swept away by the Anton Rider series by Bartle Bull which is similar in tone to The Mummy. I've been having a hard time finding other books that give me a similar feeling. Any recommendations for books that have adventure, maybe a monster, a rogueish hero and some romance? --Emily   Books Discussed Eloquent Rage by Brittney Cooper Make Trouble by Cecile Richards 84 Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff All Grown Up by Jami Attenberg A Scot in the Dark by Sarah MacLean Destiny’s Captive by Beverly Jenkins (rec'd by Jess Pryde) Unnatural Creatures edited by Neil Gaiman and Maria Dahvana Headley A Thousand Beginnings and Endings edited by Ellen Oh and Elsie Chapman (out June 26 2018) Fresh Ink edited by Lamar Giles I Am Having So Much Fun Here Without You by Courtney Maum The Paper Menagerie: Stories by Ken Liu Nevada by Imogen Binnie Holding Still for As Long As Possible by Zoe Whitall Lady Killer by Joelle Jones and Jamie S. Rich, Chelsea Cain An American Housewife by Helen Ellis The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman River of Teeth by Sarah Gailey

WFD is back with an all new episode featuring the start of an all new epic story featuring the DOOM PATROL featuring milk featuring Mike and Paul! Hot milk, mmm, refreshing! Or something. Let's get patrolling! Down on Derington Way - 8:10 Doom Clock - 10:04 Doomsplaining - 13:28 - The Milke Wars have begun! We take a look at Part 1 of the Young Animal/DC crossover, starring the JLA and Doom Patrol, and brought to us by Steve Orlando, Gerard Way, ACO, Hugo Petrus, Tamra Bonvillain, Marissa Louise, Clem Robins, David Lorenzo Rieiro, Frank Quitely, Molly Mahan and Jamie S. Rich! Mailbag O Doom - 38:11 - Who is your favourite back-up team for a comic book character?

The only thing worth saying right now is ERMERGERD NEW ISSUE SPOILER WARNINGS GALORE NEW ISSUE NEW ISSUE LET'S GET PATROLLING! Down on Derington Way - 5:04 Doom Clock - 14:47 Doomsplaining - 18:07 - It's finally here! Issue 9 of Doom Patrol volume 6! SPOILER WARNINGS GALORE FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T READ IT YET OK? Brought to us by Gerard Way, Nick Derington, Tom Fowler, Tamra Bonvillain, Todd Klein, Maggie Howell and Jamie S. Rich! Mailbag O Doom - 45:58 - We read your responses to the question, "Pick a team of comic characters; they are now a band. What is the name of their first album?"

In this episode of "Girls Like Comics, Dammit!" Katie Tregs and Jessica discuss Oddly Normal by Otis Frampton (no spoilers), and Madame Frankenstein by Jamie S. Rich and Megan Levens (mega spoilers).

Our intrepid hosts sit down with Jamie S. Rich to discuss origins, his partnership with Joëlle Jones, and movie influenced comics.

The Flash + Arrow + Supergirl, Green Lantern/Star Trek from IDW, the Atlantic City Boardwalk Con (Stan Lee, Humberto Ramos, Dexter Vines, Michael Rooker, William Moulton Marston and Wonder Woman, and more), Elektra: Reverence by Haden Blackman, Mike Del Mundo, and Alex Sanchez, Angela: Asgard's Assassin by Kieron Gillen, Marguerite Bennett, Phil Jimenez, Stephanie Hans, Le Beau Underwood, Scott Hanna, Tom Palmer, and Romulo Fajardo, Ladykiller by Jamie S. Rich, Joelle Jones, and Laura Allred from Dark Horse, the Spider-Verse collected edition, The Kitchen by Ollie Masters, Ming Doyle, and Becky Cloonan from Vertigo, Django/Zorro from Dynamite!, Wolverines, Tim Vigil, Copperhead #7 by Jay Faerber, Scott Godlewski, and Ron Riley from Image, Alan Moore's Providence from Avatar, Secret Wars, Spawn, Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis from Kurt Busiek and Butch Guice, Manage a 3 by Gisele Lagace and Dave Lumsdon from Pixie Trix Comix, and a whole mess more!

- Cluster #1. Ed Brisson y Damian Couceiro. (Boom!) - Imperium #1. Joshua Dysart y Doug Braithwaite. (Valiant). - Nameless #1. Grant Morrison y Chris Burnham. (Image). - Postal #1. Matt Hawkins, Bryan Hill e Isaac Goodhart. (Top Cow). - (Guardians of the Galaxy & The X-Men:) The Black Vortex Alpha. Sam Humphries y Ed McGuinness (con Kris Anka). (Marvel). - Ant-Man #2. Nick Spencer y Ramón Rosanas. (Marvel). - Lady Killer #2. Joëlle Jones (también dibujo) y Jamie S. Rich. (Dark Horse). - Star Wars #2. Jason Aaron y John Cassaday. (Marvel).

- Cluster #1. Ed Brisson y Damian Couceiro. (Boom!) - Imperium #1. Joshua Dysart y Doug Braithwaite. (Valiant). - Nameless #1. Grant Morrison y Chris Burnham. (Image). - Postal #1. Matt Hawkins, Bryan Hill e Isaac Goodhart. (Top Cow). - (Guardians of the Galaxy & The X-Men:) The Black Vortex Alpha. Sam Humphries y Ed McGuinness (con Kris Anka). (Marvel). - Ant-Man #2. Nick Spencer y Ramón Rosanas. (Marvel). - Lady Killer #2. Joëlle Jones (también dibujo) y Jamie S. Rich. (Dark Horse). - Star Wars #2. Jason Aaron y John Cassaday. (Marvel).

This week the Two Guys discuss three very different new titles. First, they look at Harvey Kurtzman's Jungle Book, another collaboration between Dark Horse Books and Kitchen Sink Books (an earlier such publication, The Best of Comix Book, was discussed last may). What's more, this is the first volume in the publishers' new Essential Kurtzman library. Andy and Derek begin by mentioning that neither of them had read Jungle Book before, although it has been on both of their radars, so they come to this volume as new contemporary readers. And that's one of the first things the guys discuss: the datedness of the stories. Originally published in 1959, Jungle Book comprises four shorter pieces, and in about all of them Kurtzman has embedded cultural references specific to the times. This is not necessarily an obstacle to enjoying the text, but both Derek and Andy appreciated this volume more as a cultural and historical artifact than they did a cohesive work of comics art. Kurtzman's original stories are accompanied by short supplemental material by the likes of Gilbert Shelton, Art Spiegelman, Peter Poplaski, Robert Crumb, and Denis Kitchen. Indeed, it is latter's essay that provides the necessary context, and the guys note that Kitchen's contribution is one of the highlights of this volume. Next they return to a creator that they discussed last summer, Conor Stechschulte, and his new book, Generous Bosom, Part One (Breakdown Press). This is a fascinating title that, while the first installment of a multipart narrative, easily stands on its own. Derek and Andy comment on the apparent raciness of comic, but they quickly point out that this is a much more sophisticated story than the title would suggest. The book has its share of sexual references (explicit at times), but it is a complex narrative that takes unexpected turns. Most impressive is Stechschulte's method of storytelling and the ways he uses his art to establish the interlocking narrative levels. Finally, the guys discuss Joëlle Jones and Jamie S. Rich's Lady Killer #1, the first in a five-part miniseries. What drew them to this title is Jones's art, which they really enjoyed when they discussed Helheim back in 2013. Now Jones has turned to scripting, on which she collaborates with Rich, and this first issue does a good job of establishing the miniseries' premise: a 1950s/60s hitwoman masquerading as an innocuous housewife. But while the story is interesting, it is Jones's art that really captures the guys' interest. Although they may wait for the trade in reading the rest of the story -- they have some issues with the first issue's pacing -- this is nonetheless a title worth checking out.

- Ant-Man #1. Nick Spencer y Ramón Rosanas. (Marvel). - Lady Killer #1 (de 5). Joëlle Jones y Jamie S. Rich. (Dark Horse). - Operation S.I.N #1. Kathryn Immonen y Rich Ellis. (Marvel). - Wolverines #1. Charles Soule y Nick Bradshaw. (Marvel). - Angela: Asgard's Assassin #2. Kieron Gillen y Phil Jimenez. (Marvel). - Shaft #2. David F. walker y Bilquis Evely. (Dynamite)

- Ant-Man #1. Nick Spencer y Ramón Rosanas. (Marvel). - Lady Killer #1 (de 5). Joëlle Jones y Jamie S. Rich. (Dark Horse). - Operation S.I.N #1. Kathryn Immonen y Rich Ellis. (Marvel). - Wolverines #1. Charles Soule y Nick Bradshaw. (Marvel). - Angela: Asgard's Assassin #2. Kieron Gillen y Phil Jimenez. (Marvel). - Shaft #2. David F. walker y Bilquis Evely. (Dynamite)

For today's episode Mike sat down with frequent collaborators Joëlle Jones and Jamie S. Rich to talk about their upcoming series Lady Killer. Set in a mid-century America Lady Killer is the story of a modern woman who can have it all: the perfect house, the loving children, and the carreer as a hired assassin. Jamie and Joëlle talk about how this project came to be, the process behind writing characters with complex motivations, etiquite advice, and more. Lady killer is in this month's Previews and is now available for pre-order wherever comics are sold. Robots From Tomorrow is a weekly comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth's surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.com. You can also follow Mike and Greg on Twitter. This episode is brought to you by Third Eye Comics. Enjoy your funny books.

Slim and Jake sat down via Sattelite with Jamie S. Rich to talk Portland, John Bryne, [It Girl & the Atomics](http://www.comixology.com/It-Girl-the-Atomics/comics-series/8368), and what he's reading!

YOUR NERDFIGHTERS: Mikey Neilson (Chronicles of the Nerds, Comic CONversations), Jamie S. Rich (It Girl & The Atomics), Jonah Rose (Asteroid M), Kielen King (Star Pilot’s Lament/Star Pilot’s Revenge), Andrew Mcintire (Things From Another World), Sean Wynn (Things From Another World, Star Pilot’s Revenge) and your moderator/Instigator Bobby “Fatbot” Roberts (cortandfatboy, Geek: Remixed). Your NERDFIGHTS: [...]

Looking for a new super hero comic with a strong female lead? It-Girl from Image Comics may be the one you’re looking for. Writer Jamie S. Rich and artist Mike Norton come together to further the adventures of It-Girl, who you may know as a Mike Allred creation from the Madman universe. In this edition of Talksplode, we chat with Jamie S. Rich and Mike Norton about the project, how it came to be, what we can expect from it and what it’s like to work on a character from one of comics’ greats, Mike Allred. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Podcast Episode 65: An overview of the series Ai Yori Aoshi  and a review of Volume 17 by Kou Fumizuki. Translated by Alethea and Athena Nibley. Adapted by Jamie S. Rich. Originally published in Japan by Hakushensha in 2005. Published in the US by Tokyopop, $9.99, Rated Mature 18+. Aoi is still being held by Kaoru's half-brother, an odd sort of doppleganger, who wishes to take Kaoru's place as head of the Hanabishi and become Aoi's husband. He's been holding her captive but Kaoru has arrived on the scene to free her. But even if he does the two lovers still have to get the approval of Aoi's parents if they ever hope to make peace. My Grade: B