Podcasts about jh williams

NEWS - ANDOR s02 trailer - MICKEY17 loses a lot of money - AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY cast reveal OGTW: - Becker: REACHER and the rest - Diaz: PROMETHEA by Alan Moore and JH Williams, ST:VOY s04 MAIN TOPIC: Huge news as Marvel has revealed the cast of AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY! Joe and Michael share their reactions, opinions, and disappointments as to who was left out. From there the team covers the two, count them, TWO episodes of DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN released this week. Was releasing two episodes necessary? Are you good with the cameo? Let the team know what you think! Welcome to the Kybercast! #DaredevilBornAgain #AndorSeason2 #Andor #StarWars #Mickey17 #AvengersDoomsday #Reacher #STVOY #Promethea

After recovering from a life-threatening sickness, JH Williams III embarked on an art journey that ended up with the creation of something familiar but almost entirely new, Dracula: A Storybook Portfolio. The book is 50 individual art pieces drawn to illustrate the novel Dracula in a way that only JH could deliver. We had the chance to sit down and discuss the project at length which you can listen to here. Dracula and vampires as a whole were never my cup of tea until the past few years when I finally committed to prying open the coffin to get into the monster that so many people adore. This version of Dracula is what I think I needed to solidify my love of the monster. JH Williams careful craftsmanship of the story with full-page art mirrored by condensed text pages deliver one of the best ways to celebrate the vampire so many adore. There are so many pages in this book that I lingered on because the scene was so captivating as the powers that vampires themselves possess. There is a level of mastery in this book that is handcrafted by one person that is unlike anything else. Dracula: A Storybook Portfolio feels like a showcase for Williams to show off what he can do beyond just his art. The lettering in this book is done by him as well, with a few small uses of breaking the form that is so effective for a small tweak of placement. This is one book you need to pick up to have on your shelf because it uses the format of the graphic novel to experiment with more of a storybook-type retelling of the story. It's simply one of my newest favorite books. Getting to see a master at play with full-page spreads with each flip is worth every penny.

Jim's new Dracula book from Image is spectacular 

I sat down with the legendary, award winning artist JH Williams III to talk about his new book Echolands, meeting Blondie and creating album artwork for them as well as for artists like The Sword, music, creativity, art and so much more! This was an absolute joy of a talk and you're going to love it! https://www.jhwilliams3.com/

It's been a while since we caught up, so we pack as much Comic Talk as we can into this week's episode. This includes spoilery conversation on DC's latest movie to hit theaters and HBO Max, The Suicide Squad, Peacemaker, Bloodsport, Ratcatcher 2, TDK, King Shark, Harley Quinn, Polka Dot Man and all. We also touch on the season finale of Loki (also with spoilers), the launch of new digital comic book publisher Substack, Shane gets his wish and talks Blue and Gold with Chris and Ian, Tim Drake comes out as bisexual, Murd opines on Chrisopher Cantwell's The Blue Flame and Wally West Quantum Leaping into the Superfriends reality, Chris brings his to-read pile which includes some of the latest James Bond comics, Tom King's Supergirl: The Woman of Tomorrow, Spider-Man Spider's Shadow, Fantastic Four's Bride of Doom arc, Gerry Duggan's X-Men, Black Hammer: Reborn and Black Hammer: Visions, United States of Captain America, the first three trades of Invincible, Hadrian's Wall, Dracula MoFo', Garth Ennis' Sara, and more. Plus, Chris, Ian and Murd review Jeff Lemire's Primordial, Ian tackles JH Williams' Echolands, Shane gives us a World of Toys update, we Muddle the Murd, and other random ramblings! (2:34:14)

JH Williams joins Dan to talk about his upcoming Image series “Echolands”. Dan was a bit nervous for a bucket list interview like this one. The conversation digs into some of the thematics of the story, how it feels to put art into the world, and a lot of conversation about music. Make sure you pick up Echolands on August 25th at your LCS.

Currently JH Williams III is the artist and co-writer on the Batwoman ongoing series with his (writing) partner Haden. He is known for his work on titles such as Chase, Promethea, Desolation Jones, and The Sandman: Overture.

As The new CW TV show debuts Greg talks about his initial ideas for Kane Kane and his incredible collaboration with JH Williams

A few months back, Kumar and Emmet discussed Alan Moore and JH Williams‘ Promethea on the show, which led to a Twitter contact with Williams. In this episode, Emmet talks with Williams about the process of making Promethea with Moore in the early 2000s and the definition of “the end of the world”, as well … Continue reading #608 JH Williams III talks “Promethea”

Where We Live is The Image Comics anthology in tribute to the victims and survivors of The Las Vegas Shootings .Today's episode feature conversations with some of the creative forces behind the project.First Editor Will Dennis is back to talk about his work on the book, plus we catch up on his current work as a freelance editor for some of the best creator owned comics being made today with creators like Brina Azzarello Eduardo Risso Jeff Lemire Scott Snyder and more. You'll also hear memories of working with the legendary Joe Kubert on some of his final works.Then JH Williams and Wendy Wright Williams talk about putting Where We Live togeher, and share some of the incredible stories in the Anthology

Where We Live is The Image Comics anthology in tribute to the victims and survivors of The Las Vegas Shootings .Today's episode feature conversations with some of the creative forces behind the project.First Editor Will Dennis is back to talk about his work on the book, plus we catch up on his current work as a freelance editor for some of the best creator owned comics being made today with creators like Brina Azzarello Eduardo Risso Jeff Lemire Scott Snyder and more. You'll also hear memories of working with the legendary Joe Kubert on some of his final works.Then JH Williams and Wendy Wright Williams talk about putting Where We Live togeher, and share some of the incredible stories in the Anthology

Hey Handsomites! Eric and Robbie are discussing Batwoman: Elegy this week! They talk about Williams' art, his use of strange panels, and the importance of storytelling in art! They also review Iron Fist #1 and Action Comics #976! Weekly Floppies The Unworthy Thor #5 Iron Fist #1 Action Comics #976 Anno Dracula #1 Ghostbusters 101 […] The post 181 – Batwoman: Elegy by Greg Rucka & JH Williams III appeared first on Handsome Boys Comics Hour.

Hey Handsomites! Eric and Robbie are discussing Batwoman: Elegy this week! They talk about Williams’ art, his use of strange panels, and the importance of storytelling in art! They also review Iron Fist #1 and Action Comics #976! Weekly Floppies The Unworthy Thor #5 Iron Fist #1 Action Comics #976 Anno Dracula #1 Ghostbusters 101 […] The post 181 – Batwoman: Elegy by Greg Rucka & JH Williams III appeared first on Handsome Boys Comics Hour.

The title says it all. In his first interview after DC Comics broke the news in their Re-Birth presentation Greg Rucka joins us to talk about the decision to return to DC to write Wonder Woman with alternating artists Liam Sharp and Nicola Scott. The first arc is called Lies and will alternate with a Year One WW story featuring Nicola's art. It's been 7 years since Rucka abruptly left DC after just getting started co-creating the new Batwoman with artist JH Williams. Why comeback now, and how does it effect his current output oif craetor owned books and webcomics, like Lazarus, Stumptown Lady Sabre and mosty directly Black Magick which features the co-creator Nicola Scott who's joins Greg on this Wonder Woman Project. Greg give us all the answers in this exclusive conversation. 

The title says it all. In his first interview after DC Comics broke the news in their Re-Birth presentation Greg Rucka joins us to talk about the decision to return to DC to write Wonder Woman with alternating artists Liam Sharp and Nicola Scott. The first arc is called Lies and will alternate with a Year One WW story featuring Nicola's art. It's been 7 years since Rucka abruptly left DC after just getting started co-creating the new Batwoman with artist JH Williams. Why comeback now, and how does it effect his current output oif craetor owned books and webcomics, like Lazarus, Stumptown Lady Sabre and mosty directly Black Magick which features the co-creator Nicola Scott who's joins Greg on this Wonder Woman Project. Greg give us all the answers in this exclusive conversation. 

  Our last interview on the first leg of the roadtrip was a special one for me. I have been a fan of JH Williams III since I was a young man working in a comic store. It’s been really … Continue reading →

The Comic Book Bears boys are back with their first episode as part of the Earth 2 Podcast Network! First up, the guys reintroduce themselves then immediately cross over to crossover talk.  Bryan, Justin and Billy Z weigh in on the current big events from the Big 2 - Infinity, Forever Evil, Trinity War and Battle of the Atom.  Captain America, Thor: God of Thunder, Batman Incorporated, JH Williams leaving Batwoman, DC editorial woes, and the Relic and Joker books from Villains Months then get their turn in the spotlight.  Lastly, Justin and Billy Z tell of their experiences at Baltimore Comic Con. There's a lot of spoilers, a little bit of cussing and a whole lot of superhero talk in this one!

H Williams and W. Haden Blackman walked off Batwoman and a Harley Quinn art contest incited fierce backlash, but Forever Evil debuted to astounding praise. What does the Talking Comics crew make of all this? Find out! We also break down the sales numbers for August 2013 and look at All-New Marvel Now! Of course there is the book of the week segment where we cover Aquaman, Wolverine and the X-Men, The End of X-Factor, X-Men: Battle of the Atom, Darkseid, Ventriloquist, Trillium, Green Arrow, Superior Spider-Man and more!

In this episode of the podcast, we once again jump back in time to talk with Greg Rucka who at the time was working on the Superman books and had just started working with JH Williams on Batwoman. It's a fun conversation where a lot of ground was covered and Chuck Moore was still co-hosting the show with me. We talk about everything from 52 to the evolution of Renee to the Final Crisis mini's.  In fact this was only 1 of 2 interviews Chuck and I did together back then! It's a glimpse into the past of Why I Love Comics! Greg on twitter! Follow me on twitter! Like the shows fanpage on facebook! Subscribe/review on itunes! check out my awesome webcomic, New Comic Day! Kirby Krackle!

Episode 7 DownloadIn which the crew starts off with four and ends up with three, as the token female of the group disappears under (not so) mysterious circumstances. In spite of the loss of both their female and the leader, once again nowhere to be found, OPP carries on with it's End of the Year retrospective, briefly skimming over reviews before launching into discussion about good comics of the past, bad comics of the future, and the secretly most terrifying man in the industry. We don't recommend sticking electrodes to your balls for this episode.Featured in this week's episode: Reviews of a DC ongoing, an Image book, and the first OPP 2011 awards, the winners of which will be listed below. To hear our thoughts of why and how these winners were nominated, listen to our in-depth discussion. Or we'll find you. And hurt you.Also, stick around for the end, because one of the crew has a special poem that will make you either laugh or cry. Whichever works.OPP's 2011 Retrospective WinnersBest Story Arcs/Ongoings of the YearDC Comics - Detective Comics, The Black Mirror - Scott Snyder/Jock/Francesco Francavilla (Nominated by John, Alex, Matt)DC Comics - Animal Man, The Hunt - Jeff Lemire/Travel Foreman (Nominated by John)Top Cow/Image - Echoes - Joshua Hale Fialkov/Rahsan Ekedal (Nominated by John)DC Comics - Swamp Thing, Raise Dem Bones - Scott Snyder/Yanick Paquette (Nominated by Alex)Writer of the YearScott Snyder (Nominated by John, Alex, Matt)Single Issue of the YearVertigo/DC Comics - Scalped #10 - Jason Aaron/RM Guera (Nominated by Matt, John)Artists of the YearDavid Finch (Nominated by Alex)Marcos Martin (Nominated by Alex)Francis Manupal (Nominated by John)JH Williams (Nominated by John)Rafael Albaquerque (Nominated by Matt)Noted Links:John Lees' Top 10 Comics of 2011

We go into detail about The Jonah Hex movie. Plus discuss the best selling sucsess of the New Hex OGN, No Way Back. An artistic overview of the diverse artistswho've contributed to Jimmy and co-writer Justin Grey's run. From regular artist Jordi Bernet, to co-creator Tony DeZuniga . 3 Bernet stories in the drawer, and JH Williams returning to the book.We also talk about Jimmy and Justin's OGN Random Acts Of Violence and the uphill battle of doing quirky little genre books. Translating the Torpedo Crime comics for IDW, His upcoming projects like WW2 espionage adventure Time Bomb, drawn by Paul Gulacy, the new Freedom Fighters for DC, and celebrate the incredible work of Amanda Conner with Jimmy and Justin on Power Girl & the Supergirl strip for Wednesday's Comics. 444Plus with a home on the Gulf of Mexico in Florida, Jimmy talks about the BP oil spill and reminds us this gigantic environmental crisis is a problem we all share.

Like the espionage characters in his comics and novels Greg Ruckaknows how much information to leak, and stay spoiler free in this indepth examination of his work. We discuss the 2 new series debutingtoday in Detective Comics. Batwoman with art by JH Williams, and TheQuestion with Cully Hammer. Plus a thorough look at the Superman booksAction with artist Eddty Barrows and co-writing New World Of Kryptonwith James Robinson and art from Pete Woods.We also get anupdate on the new developments in Greg's popular British Spy comic andnovel series Queen and Country from Oni Press and Bantam Books.