Podcast appearances and mentions of jason yungbluth

Hellboy in Love by Christopher Golden, Matt Smith, and Chris O'Halloran from Dark Horse, XINO #2 from Oni Press featuring David and Maria Lapham, Zander Cannon, Artyrom Trakhanov, and company, TMNT Vs. Street Fighter #2 by Paul Allor, Axel Medel, and Sarah Myer from IDW, The He-Man Effect: How American Toymakers Sold Your Childhood by Box Brown from :01 First Second, World's Finest: Teen Titans #1 by Mark Waid, Emanuela Lupacchino, and Jordie Bellaire, Milk Maid by Jasper Jubenvill, The Big Game #1 by Mark Millar, Pepe Larraz, and Giovanna Niro from Image, Crazy Food Truck Volume 3 by Rokurou Ogaki from Viz, Dandadan, Scrapper #1 by Cliff Bleszinski, Alex de Campi, and Sandy Jarrell from Image, True Crime Funnies by Jim Rugg, Weapon Brown: Aftershock by Jason Yungbluth, plus a whole mess more!

In episode 73, either all those voices in my head have spilled out onto the podcast, OR this episode is nearly bursting at the seams with INTERVIEWS! Good grief! We've got the hosts of the new podcast "Unpacking Peanuts": Jimmy Gownley, Michael Cohen and Harold Buchholz. I tried real hard not to let my jealousy over their perfect pod-naming color our conversation. THEN, for the first time since this pod was in it's 30's (episode numbers, that is), author/illustrator Jason Yungbluth returns. He's got a follow up to his Peanuts-in-a-Dsytopian-Hellscape graphic novel "Weapon Brown" called "Weapon Brown: Aftershock". And YOU can help make it happen by supporting the Kickstarter.  Exclusive: I'm told MAYBE, just maybe, if the kickstarter meets its stretch goal, I could be immortalized as a (probably gruesomely killed) character in a "Weapon Brown" story. So gather your pennies! We've also got a "Random Strip of the Month", a review of another "Peanuts by Schulz" and a Snoopy bigger-on-the-inside doghouse of other stuff.  Unpacking Peanuts whatisdeepfried.com Support the Weapon Brown: Aftershock Kickstarter here Thanks to Kevin McLeod at Incompetech.com for creative commons use of "Mining by Moonlight" and "Bass Walker".  Thanks to Sean Courtney for the "This Month in Peanuts History" theme. Thanks to Nick Jones for the use of his song "25% Off".  Thanks to Henry Pope for the use of his "Linus & Lucy" Remix. Go to www.carnivalofgleecreations.com for more about IT'S A PODCAST, CHARLIE BROWN, my other show ATARI BYTES and books by ME, like "2nd Duck on the Right & Other Very Short Stories". Support the show on patreon.com here.

At long last, a new episode greets the eager masses after 10 long months! ...and this time it is an anniversary clip show with a decidedly Space Mules Twist! See if you can identify all the clips! Host Douglas arthur is joined on this retrospective look back at the last 10 years of the show by the usual Gang Of Occassional Co-Hosts: Michael Noble, Jim Fitzsimons, Brian Curtis, and Jeff Hickmott, as well as brother Rick Arthur, Marissa Rapier, Michael Pilmer of Devo Inc., Weapon Brown's Jason Yungbluth, the twisted minds behind Theater of the Absurd: musician Tom McWatters, Colleen McWatters and Chris Martinez, cartoonist E. Hanby, Comedian Clark Brooks, Chad Biernacki, and many more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/SpaceMules/message

In this episode: the thrilling conclusion to NEW YEAR, NEW UNIVERSE, the Comic Dwarves' ill-fated and long delayed New Years alternate timeline event.  Hear our heroes discuss their favorite beverages, list the only acceptable uses of knock-knock jokes, and argue about why a town saw fit to socially torment a toddler all before diving into the main act: Jason Yungbluth's WEAPON BROWN! Hosted by Tom Bevis, Michael Brown, Sean Corbin, and Joshua Shepherd. Music by Polynova. Sound Effects by Aaron Corbin and Sean Corbin. Produced by Tom Bevis and Sean Corbin.

This week on the Champion Challenge our panel will answer the question, which Buffalo comic book creative talent is the best? Our contestants are Bob Burden, Christopher Markus, Spain Rodriguez, and Jason Yungbluth.   Our current panelists are DC Dark, Deep Cuts, Mister KAM, and Sugah Shade.    The Champion Challenge was produced by People Like Us Studios LLC (PLUS LLC), People.Like.Us.Studios@gmail.com, and our panelists can be contacted at champion.challenge.mailbox@gmail.com   Or you can tweet to us on our Twitter page, @WNYChampions   Please consider subscribing to us through our Patreon page, Champion Challenge.   Our artwork was created by SixShotStudios.   Our theme tune was composed and performed by Derrick Streibig.   Our favorite charity is the Superhero Alliance of Western New York. You can find them on Facebook at  Superhero Alliance-SAWNY, on Twitter at superheroWNY, on Instagram at SuperheroAllianceWNY, or on their website, www.sawny.org.   Superhero Storytime, a video project by the Superhero Alliance, features costume characters reading stories intended to be view by parents with their children at https://tinyurl.com/superhero-storytime   If you want to send a loved one a Hero-gram, use this link: https://forms.gle/j7nD6JbS19x5iW2S9   For appearance requests, use this link: http://goo.gl/forms/iQmt8FI3Zo   To donate to SAWNY via Amazon Smile: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/82-3176986  

This week on the Champion Challenge our panel will answer the question, which comic book character re-imaging is the best? Our contestants are "Thor" by Taika Waititi, Chris Hemsworth, Eric Pearson, Craig Kyle, and Christopher Yost, "Nebula" by James Gunn, Karen Gillan, and Nicole Perlman, and "Weapon Brown" by Jason Yungbluth.   Our current panelists are DC Dark, Deep Cuts, and Mister KAM.   The Champion Challenge was produced by People Like Us Studios LLC (PLUS LLC), People.Like.Us.Studios@gmail.com, and our panelists can be contacted at champion.challenge.mailbox@gmail.com   Or you can tweet to us on our Twitter page, @WNYChampions   Please consider subscribing to us through our Patreon page, Champion Challenge.   Our artwork was created by SixShotStudios.   Our theme tune was composed and performed by Derrick Streibig.   Our favorite charity is the Superhero Alliance of Western New York. You can find them on Facebook at  Superhero Alliance-SAWNY, on Twitter at superheroWNY, on Instagram at SuperheroAllianceWNY, or on their website, www.sawny.org.   Superhero Storytime, a video project by the Superhero Alliance, features costume characters reading stories intended to be view by parents with their children at https://tinyurl.com/superhero-storytime   http://championchallenge.libsyn.com/   If you want to send a loved one a Hero-gram, use this link: https://forms.gle/j7nD6JbS19x5iW2S9   For appearance requests, use this link: http://goo.gl/forms/iQmt8FI3Zo   To donate to SAWNY via Amazon Smile: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/82-3176986

Episode 264: Kobayashi Maru Extinction with Jason Yungbluth   This week we need to apologize to our special guest Jason Yungbluth. Because was are talking about one of our least favorite episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise - "Extinction". BUT there is more! We balance off this bitter episode with the sweet discussion of Jason Yungbluth's newset comic book "Kobayashi Maru"! A comic book series set in a universe that parodies the Star Trek universe. Yungbluth is well known for his work comic book writer & artist on "Weapon Brown" (a dystopic Charlie Brown story) and "Deep Fried" (a untouchable comedy comic strip). Poor Jason has to talk about this shitty episode, but at least it is good for a few laughs. Enjoy together responsibly! Website:  https://www.whatisdeepfried.com/   Twitter: @IAmDeathRay https://twitter.com/IAmDeathRay   instagram: @death_ray_graphics https://www.instagram.com/death_ray_graphics/ Our music is provided by! http://warp11.com/  you can follow them at! https://twitter.com/warp11 If you would like to donate to us to help keep the show going please look at our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/Synthaholics?ty=h If you are a fan of Guy Davis and his art and comics you can support him at his Patreon  https://www.patreon.com/GSDavisArt?ty=h Take a look at Holly’s Website and blog https://hollymichellev.wixsite.com/voiceover Join the Facebook conversation!  https://www.facebook.com/groups/Synthaholics/ Email us synthaholics@yahoo.com Subscribe to our YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/synthaholics Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/SynthaholicDuo  Or Tumblr http://synthaholics.tumblr.com/ Subscribe to us on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/synthaholics-star-trek-podcast/id981239466?mt=2 Subscribe to us on Google Play https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Immzfeujybtpjrz54khq3luqj3m Subscribe to us on iHeartRadio https://www.iheart.com/show/263-synthaholics-a-star/ Or subscribe to us on Stitcher Radio http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/david-duncan/synthaholics?refid=stpr

Christmastime is here! Happiness and cheer! Fun for all that children call... IT'S A PODCAST, CHARLIE BROWN ep. 44! This month, Samantha Claus (you'll have to listen to understand) brings "Sparky" playwright Jack McManus back to the show. We'll be discussing the 2002 TV episode "Charlie Brown's Christmas Tales". Also, unlike poor Sally's dollhouse bicycle, you'll also find under your podcast tree a Random Strip of the Month and a review of the "Peanuts by Schulz" short "Doing it Right". Happy holidays! Support graphic artist and friend of the show Jason Yungbluth, author of "Weapon Brown" and many other things by going to his Death Ray 2020 kickstarter here. Thanks to Kevin McLeod at Incompetech.com for creative commons use of his songs "Mining by Moonlight" and "Bass Walker". Thanks to Nick Jones for the use of "25% Off". Thanks to Saul Solano Jr. for the "A Christmas Story"/podcast mashup bumper thingy. Thanks to Henry Pope for the use of his "Linus & Lucy" remix. Find that and more of his music on Soundcloud here. Find episodes, social media and info about IT'S  A PODCAST, CHARLIE BROWN here  and about the weekly ATARI BYTES podcast featuring an original short story by me every week here at www.carnivalofgleecreations.com. Consider supporting the show by becoming a subscriber on the IT'S  A PODCAST, CHARLIE BROWN page on Patreon.com. Get episodes early! Get bonus episodes! Good grief! Pick up "Greetings, Fellow Blockheads" shirts at mugs at the AB_Pod_Store at Zazzle.com. New stuff coming...someday!  

Every Monday, comic book writer, Samuel George London, interviews interesting guests about what comics they'd take into the apocalypse. This week's guest is comic book creator and incredibly funny bloke, Jason Yungbluth. ---Jason's Links--- https://www.whatisdeepfried.com/ https://twitter.com/IAmDeathRay https://www.instagram.com/death_ray_graphics/ https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/deathray/created --- Apocalyptic Links --- https://soundcloud.com/comicsapocalypse https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/comics-for-the-apocalypse/id1448698111 https://open.spotify.com/show/2ri0g2yoyBKxX4x0IKYkCl https://twitter.com/SamuelGLondon https://www.instagram.com/samuelglondon/ https://www.facebook.com/ComicsApocalypse/ https://www.reddit.com/r/ComicsApocalypse

Here it is! The episode ONLY known as For the Love of Indie #96 featuring the worlds of cat and man reversed by Caitlin Major & Kelly Bastow, the uselessness of advancement by Shintaro Kago, a blockhead persisting after the bombs go off by Jason Yungbluth, and a mysterious death that only a child can solve from Emil Ferris. Notes: www.fortheloveofindie.com Email: ftlindie@gmail.com Twitter: @ftlindie

On episode 36, it's the return of author/illustrator Jason Yungbluth! Several months ago, Jason appeared on the show and offhandedly commented that his "favorite" Peanuts special is the 1976 "IT'S ARBOR DAY, CHARLIE BROWN". So...I invited him back to the show to defend that dubious position. That'll teach him to express an opinion! We also have a Random Strip of the Month and a review of a "Peanuts by Schulz" short episode called "Fly". Plus, the usual mixed bag of Peanuts news and musings. Thanks to Kevin McLeod at Incompetech.com for creative commons use of his songs "Bass walker" and "Mining by Moonlight".  Thanks to Henry Pope for the use of his "Linus & Lucy" remix. Find that and more of his music on Soundcloud here. It's a Podcast, Charlie Brown - show notes and what not Atari Bytes - Hey! That's my other show! Zazzle.com - get shirts and mugs here Patreon.com - support the show financially here Pick up your copy of my new collection of short stories MISERY BANANA: VERY SHORT STORIES INSPIRED BY OLD GAMES AND ODD THOUGHTS - here's one of the places you can do that. 

This month, we've got author/illustrator Jason Yungbluth talking about his post-apocalyptic take on adult versions of the Peanuts gang in "Weapon Brown". We've also got September 1985 the fifteenth episode of "The Charlie Brown & Snoopy Show", which isn't apocalyptic, but does feature Charlie Brown in a pelican costume. So there's that. We've also got another "Random Strip of the Month" (make sure to send your submissions for this segment!) And we review another "Peanuts by Schulz" episode titled "Security". My thanks to Jason Yungbluth for giving us his time.  Here's a link to Derrick Bang's article about Charlie Brown's baseball team we talked about in the show. Thanks also to Kevin McLeod at Incompetech.com for creative commons use of his songs "Mining by Moonlight" and "Bass Walker".  Thanks to Henry Pope for the use of his "Linus & Lucy" remix. You can find much of his music on Soundcloud here.  It's a Podcast, Charlie Brown - episodes, show notes, social media and more Atari Bytes - Hey! That's my other show! Please consider supporting the show on our It's a Podcast, Charlie Brown Patreon page here. It's the holiday season! Please check out my novel IN THE ST. NICK OF TIME, a sort of Santa Claus story for adults. Here's one place you can pick it up.  Wherever you purchase it, don't forget to leave  review!

Host Douglas Arthur sits down for an in depth interview with comics creator Jason Yungbluth, the man responsible for the great satirical graphic novel Weapon Brown, as well as the current humor anthology Peek. We talk about his influences, Weapon Brown, Peek, Beepo and Roadkill, Clarissa, Charlie Hebdo and censorship, and his recent tangles with … Continue reading → --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/SpaceMules/message

Episode 324 is a double-feature extravaganza! First up is the return of Johnathan Lewis from Penumbra, a comic from Shades of Vengeance! He’s got a brand new comic coming out called Violete: Unstoppable about a female powerhouse! This time, he’s editing the book, which focuses on a strong female character, so we examine this hero and the rest of the interesting cast of characters around her! To support the Kickstarter for Violete, go to this link until Sunday, April 15, until 7 p.m. ET. To learn more about Penumbra, go to this link! Be sure to support this terrific Indie comics creator! Then, I always enjoy a unique take on classic characters, and Weapon Brown is a new favorite of mine! To conclude this episode, I talk with Creator Jason Yungbluth about his series and his recent successfully concluded Kickstarter project. Jason is the writer and artist, among other things, and we talk about his inspiration for Weapon Brown as well as what is coming from this franchise in the future! To learn more about Jason and his series, go to this link! Don’t miss what this funny and creative comics talent has to say and has coming our way! Next week, Episode 325 with two special interviews!

We are geeking out today, Evil Geeks! Chris talks with creator Jason Yungbluth about his latest Kickstarter project entitled Weapon Brown: Aftershock, but before they get there, they introduce you to the sci-fi spectacle that is  Sean Connery's untamed matte of chest hair in the movie Zardoz and of course end up on Star Wars. […]

Sean and Derek start off the new year of the webcomics series with three exciting titles. They begin with Delilah Dirk and the King's Shilling, Tony Cliff's follow up to Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant. The latter began life as a webcomic, but then was published by First Second in 2013. Cliff is doing something similar with his second Delilah Dirk book, although this time he is serializing the narrative in webcomic form only until early March, the release date of the hardcopy (again, by First Second). And although King's Shilling may not ultimately be a complete webcomic, what is there is well worth reading and has you anticipating the release of the new book. After that, the guys turn to Reckstar, Joey Cruz and Michelle Nguyen's mashup of sci-fi and comedy with all of the trappings of a classic buddy story. In fact, Sean likens the tale to a space-based Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis team-up, with the immature Finn Wyoming playing the Lewis role in this volatile relationship. The webcomic is just into its third chapter, but there's much to appreciate in its upcoming developments. Finally, Sean and Derek take a long look at Jason Yungbluth's Weapon Brown, possibly one of the most engaging and sophisticated webcomics they've ever discussed on the podcast. This is a parodic sendup not only of Schulz's Peanuts, but of the entire history of American comic strips. The story takes place in a post-apocalyptic world, where a nefarious organization known as the Syndicate (read United Feature Syndicate) is attempting to subdue a rebel force and their grasp on a unique food supply known as shmoo. Weapon Brown, occasionally called "Chuck," enters the fray as a cybernetic right-armed mercenary who ends up helping the rebel leaders Annie (see Little Orphan Annie), Hughie X (The Boondocks), Pops (Popeye), and Hildy (Broom-Hilda), among others. The action builds to a final showdown between Weapon Brown and an unstoppable, merciless, stuffed tiger-toting creation known as a Cyber Augmented Legionnaire version 1.N (or C.A.L. V1N for short). In fact, the entire history of newspaper strips seems to be represented in Weapon Brown, and part of the joy of reading this webcomic is discovering the many references, often subtle, embedded throughout. Derek and Sean also point out the risqué nature of the story, with its (at times) explicit sex, violence, and language. But if you're OK with a little spice in your webcomics, then Weapon Brown should become one of your reading highlights of the year.