Podcast appearances and mentions of Julia Wertz

Giuseppe Castellano talks to cartoonist, writer, and comic, Emily Flake, about her work as a staff artist for The New Yorker; what “rejection” is and isn't for illustrators (and comics); what it means to burden our work with the weight the world; and more.To learn more about Emily, visit emilyflake.com.Artists mentioned in this episode include: Jason Chatfield, Julia Wertz, Roz Chast, Sam Gross, Charles Addams, Gahan Wilson, Lynda Barry, and Mimi Pond If you find value in this podcast, consider supporting it via Substack or Patreon. Among other benefits, you will gain access to bonus episodes we call “Extra Credit”. | Visit illustrationdept.com for offerings like mentorships and portfolio reviews, testimonials, our alumni showcase, our best-selling Substack, and more. | Music for the podcast was created by Oatmello.

Abrimos con Cultura Rápida y después del repaso por las noticias de hoy, charlamos con Eurídice Cabañes, filósofa de la tecnología y presidenta de Ars Games. Hablamos con ella sobre la mesa redonda “Narrativas y estereotipos no sexistas en los videojuegos”  en Cine Doré.Se han pasado por el programa Juan Díaz Canalez y Rubén Pellejeros para presentarnos su cómic 'Corto Maltés: La línea de la vida'. Una nueva aventura de Corto Maltés, después de muchos años sin publicarse, que nos transporta hasta las guerras cristeras de México.  Jorge Freire nos ha venido a hablar de su libro 'Los extrañados'. Cuenta la historia de cuatro nombres importantes dentro de las letras, pero que no tuvieron la consideración, respeto o apremio que pudiéramos intuir. Y Barra Libre con Aloma Rodríguez nos trae 'Los incorregibles: O cómo deje de beber en Nueva York' de Julia Wertz. Un cómic que no va de dejar de beber sino de la vida y aventuras de Julia Wertz dándose cuenta de que es adulta en Nueva York. Escuchar audio

Barra Libre con Aloma Rodríguez nos trae 'Los incorregibles: O cómo deje de beber en Nueva York' de Julia Wertz. Un cómic que no va de dejar de beber sino de la vida y aventuras de Julia Wertz dándose cuenta de que es adulta en Nueva York. Escuchar audio

Les potites recos de la semaine : Santa a adoré Dopesick sur Disney + (regardez avant le docu Toute la beauté et le sang versé) sur le scandale des opioïdes aux USA.Camille a passé un bon moment devant Loot (Apple tv), une série fun et feel good qui raconte l'histoire d'une femme milliardaire qui s'intéresse à sa fondation philanthrope.Justine vous conseille encore une BD de Julia Wertz : les Imbuvables, qui raconte son parcours pour arrêter de boire. Et puis on a un peu débattu autour du film Barbie. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Cette semaine, pléthore de conseils : Sophie adore le podcast de Swann Perissé 'Ya plus de saisons' dans lequel elle reçoit des gens qui oeuvrent pour la planète, très bon pour les personnes éco anxieuses ! Justine a adoré la BD 'L'attente infinie' de Julia Wertz, aussi loufoque qu'existentielle (c'est pas ses mots c'est la 4eme de couv mais elle est dac)Camille vous conseille le spectacle d'Alex Ramires, un one hilarant et touchant, même chose pour celui de Lou Trotignon d'ailleurs, courrez les voir. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Join Mike and Bill as they discuss Parasite Lady, Recent Purchases, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, Iron Claw, Rebel Moon, Obsession, White Buffalo, Berlin, Haunting of By House, Honeymoon, Julia Wertz, Predator vs. Wolverine, Somna #1, Violent Descends #1, Beneath the Trees #1, Verotik 30 #1, Mosely #1, Groo: Gods Against Groo #1, Basic Instinct […]

Join Mike and Bill as they discuss Parasite Lady, Recent Purchases, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, Iron Claw, Rebel Moon, Obsession, White Buffalo, Berlin, Haunting of By House, Honeymoon, Julia Wertz, Predator vs. Wolverine, Somna #1, Violent Descends #1, Beneath the Trees #1, Verotik 30 #1, Mosely #1, Groo: Gods Against Groo #1, Basic Instinct […]

Join Mike and Bill as they discuss Parasite Lady, Recent Purchases, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, Iron Claw, Rebel Moon, Obsession, White Buffalo, Berlin, Haunting of By House, Honeymoon, Julia Wertz, Predator vs. Wolverine, Somna #1, Violent Descends #1, Beneath the Trees #1, Verotik 30 #1, Mosely #1, Groo: Gods Against Groo #1, Basic Instinct […]

Jimmy and Producer Joe welcome Avery Kaplan (Comics Beat Features Editor) and Lisa Gullickson (Comic Book Couples Counseling Podcast) to talk about our personal Best of 2023! They are absolutely brilliant and we were lucky and thankful they took the time to join us. It's a lengthy one as we have lots to recommend and talk about in the worlds of comic books, TV, film and streaming. As usual, it's purely subjective and it's what we read/saw in 2023. And we didn't read/see everything so there may be some we missed. But we think you will enjoy our picks! What were some of your favorites? Also, get a hold of us!   Thanks for listening!

Dans le 166e épisode du podcast Le bulleur, on vous présente Les guerres de Lucas que l'on doit au scénario de Laurent Hopman, au dessin de Renaud Roche et qui est édité chez Deman. Cette semaine aussi, on revient sur l'actualité de la bande dessinée et des sorties avec : - La sortie du nouveau tomes des aventures de Gaston Lagaffe baptisé Le retour de Lagaffe que l'on doit à Delaf et aux éditions Dupuis - La sortie du nouveau tomes des aventures d'Asterix baptisé L'iris blanc, un titre que l'on doit au scénario de Fabcaro, au dessin de Didier Conrad et qui est publié chez Albert René, éditions du groupe Hachette - La sortie de l'album Les indomptés, la nouvelle aventure de Lucky Luke vu à travers les crayons de Blutch, un titre sorti chez Lucky Comics, filiale des éditions Dargaud - La sortie du sixième tome de la série Les aigles de Rome, une série que l'on doit à Enrico Marini et aux éditions Dargaud - La sortie de l'album Les imbuvables que l'on doit à Julia Wertz et aux éditions L'agrume - La sortie du cinquième tome de l'intégrale Lucky Luke où l'on y retrouve le travail commun de Morris et René Goscinny, un album sorti aux éditions Dupuis

Giuseppe Castellano talks to cartoonist, Julia Wertz about why illustrators should take themselves, but not their work, a little less seriously; why quitting isn't necessarily a bad thing; why now is the time to spend less time on social media; and more.

Ophira talks to two famous cartoonists Emily Flake and Julia Wertz about manners, and what age you can let your kids loose in the streets, and the unsolved mystery of the missing poopSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In many ways, Impossible People is a companion piece to Drinking at the Movies. The new book finds Julia Wertz confronting the period of her life detailed in its predecessor. It's as much a story about getting one's life together, as much as it is about recovery. Wertz returns to the show to discuss the book and the aspect of her life that informed it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tenements, Towers & Trash: An Unconventional Illustrated History of New York City (Black Dog & Leventhal, 2017) is a comically illustrated chronicle of a young woman's exploration of the metropolis, its streets, shops, subway, garbage dumps and apartments (inside and out). A flaneur par excellence, cartoonist Julia Wertz, strolls through her beloved Greenpoint and Carroll Gardens , then over the Bridge to the East Village, up to Harlem, and the Bronx calling attention in cartoons and precise drawings to what you might overlook––curbs, pavements, lamp posts. fire alarms and building facades. She pops into old drug stores, and movie theaters, ever on the lookout for material evidence of the vanishing city. In recalling Kim's Video, Optima Cigars, and pinball, she risks lapsing into nostalgia. But in summoning up the lives of difficult, dangerous, and intrepid city women––abortionist Madam Restell, muckraking reporter, Nellie Bly, Typhoid Mary and the murderous Lizzie Halliday, she reminds us that especially for the gentle sex, “life back in the day” was not so great. James Wunsch, Emeritus Professor of Historical Studies, Empire State College (SUNY) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Tenements, Towers & Trash: An Unconventional Illustrated History of New York City (Black Dog & Leventhal, 2017) is a comically illustrated chronicle of a young woman's exploration of the metropolis, its streets, shops, subway, garbage dumps and apartments (inside and out). A flaneur par excellence, cartoonist Julia Wertz, strolls through her beloved Greenpoint and Carroll Gardens , then over the Bridge to the East Village, up to Harlem, and the Bronx calling attention in cartoons and precise drawings to what you might overlook––curbs, pavements, lamp posts. fire alarms and building facades. She pops into old drug stores, and movie theaters, ever on the lookout for material evidence of the vanishing city. In recalling Kim's Video, Optima Cigars, and pinball, she risks lapsing into nostalgia. But in summoning up the lives of difficult, dangerous, and intrepid city women––abortionist Madam Restell, muckraking reporter, Nellie Bly, Typhoid Mary and the murderous Lizzie Halliday, she reminds us that especially for the gentle sex, “life back in the day” was not so great. James Wunsch, Emeritus Professor of Historical Studies, Empire State College (SUNY) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

Tenements, Towers & Trash: An Unconventional Illustrated History of New York City (Black Dog & Leventhal, 2017) is a comically illustrated chronicle of a young woman's exploration of the metropolis, its streets, shops, subway, garbage dumps and apartments (inside and out). A flaneur par excellence, cartoonist Julia Wertz, strolls through her beloved Greenpoint and Carroll Gardens , then over the Bridge to the East Village, up to Harlem, and the Bronx calling attention in cartoons and precise drawings to what you might overlook––curbs, pavements, lamp posts. fire alarms and building facades. She pops into old drug stores, and movie theaters, ever on the lookout for material evidence of the vanishing city. In recalling Kim's Video, Optima Cigars, and pinball, she risks lapsing into nostalgia. But in summoning up the lives of difficult, dangerous, and intrepid city women––abortionist Madam Restell, muckraking reporter, Nellie Bly, Typhoid Mary and the murderous Lizzie Halliday, she reminds us that especially for the gentle sex, “life back in the day” was not so great. James Wunsch, Emeritus Professor of Historical Studies, Empire State College (SUNY) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/american-studies

Tenements, Towers & Trash: An Unconventional Illustrated History of New York City (Black Dog & Leventhal, 2017) is a comically illustrated chronicle of a young woman's exploration of the metropolis, its streets, shops, subway, garbage dumps and apartments (inside and out). A flaneur par excellence, cartoonist Julia Wertz, strolls through her beloved Greenpoint and Carroll Gardens , then over the Bridge to the East Village, up to Harlem, and the Bronx calling attention in cartoons and precise drawings to what you might overlook––curbs, pavements, lamp posts. fire alarms and building facades. She pops into old drug stores, and movie theaters, ever on the lookout for material evidence of the vanishing city. In recalling Kim's Video, Optima Cigars, and pinball, she risks lapsing into nostalgia. But in summoning up the lives of difficult, dangerous, and intrepid city women––abortionist Madam Restell, muckraking reporter, Nellie Bly, Typhoid Mary and the murderous Lizzie Halliday, she reminds us that especially for the gentle sex, “life back in the day” was not so great. James Wunsch, Emeritus Professor of Historical Studies, Empire State College (SUNY) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ANBEFALINGER Det er blevet sommer igen og Rackham er fra vores feriegemme klar med anbefalinger! Tegneserier, bøger, film og TV til sæsonen. Jeres værter, Thorhauge, Wivel og Storm giver deres bud på værker, det er værd at kaste sig ud i, og de får selskab af Venner af Radioen: serieskaberne Anne Bomholt og Christine Reinwald, grafiker og tegneserieaktivist Malene Hald, kritiker og forsker Charlotte Johanne Fabricius samt forsker, underviser og Ping-hall of famer Marianne Eskebæk Larsen. Det kommer til at handle om nogle af de mange nye danske tegneserier, der udkom i kølvandet på Copenhagen Comics: Peter Kiellands New Age, Johan F. Krarups Robin får et arbejde, Mårdøn Smets Hieronimus Borsch, Fred Tornagers Gunhild bd. 1, Gabriel Tiedt Langes Dark Halo bind 1, Anne Bomholts Karl og Anna Degnbols Perfect Sleep. Dertil kommer en række udenlandske udgivelser: Kentaro Miuras klassiske Berserk, Taiyo Matsumotos nyklassiker Sunny, Julia Wertz' Impossible People - sæsonens bog? - Liv Strömquists Lille spejl på væggen der, Zenia Johnsen og Signe Parkins Per, Jordi Lafebres En dag.. altid, Jaako Palasvuos Retreat, Lisa Wool-Rim Sjöbloms Den opgravede jord og Ulrika Linders Diskbäncktecknaren, samt The Ambassadors af Mark Millar, Frank Quitely, m. fl. Og så bliver der også plads til en enkelt bog om tegneserier, Michael Moelchers I Am The Law: How Judge Dredd Predicted Our Future, samt til en kort diskussion af den græske tegner Stathis Tsemberlidis. Vi får samtidig ristet runer over to store, der forlod os for nylig, John Romita og Chris Reynolds. Vi ser tilbage på førstnævntes definerende tid på The Amazing Spider-Man 1966-68 og på sidstnævntes uudgrundeligt smukke Mauretania-historier fra 1985-92, samlet i New World: The Mauretania Stories fra 2018. Hinsides tegneserierne snakker vi Alejandro Jodorowskys film, der netop vises i kavalkade i Københavns Grand Teater, samt sommerens store tegneseriefilm, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Fra fjernsynets verden har vi en særligt tegneserierelateret anbefaling fra sidste sæson af tidens allerbedste TV-serie, Atlanta af Donald Glover. Kort sagt, masser af gå i gang med. God sommer!!

Reviews: Deadpool: Badder Blood #1, In Hell We Fight #1, Steelworks #1, You've Been Cancelled #1 As usual, some of our favorite reviewers help out with this week's reviews. Thanks to Melissa and Ricky! No news this week but Jimmy gives a little Heroes Con preview. He's returning to the convention for the first time since 2018. Lots of interviews already lined up and possible panels to moderate. As usual, Jimmy has his Top 3 picks of the week to suggest. Also, get a hold of us! Thanks for listening!

Jimmy and Producer Joe welcome back (after a loooooong time) the amazingly talented and hilarious Julia Wertz. Last time she was on was Episode 312 back in January 2011. It was also Producer Joe's last show that he co-hosted full time so she holds a special place in the CNI annals. They talk about her new book IMPOSSIBLE PEOPLE: A COMPLETELY AVERAGE RECOVERY STORY. Along with the book talk, they also chat about drinking, illegal NYC apartments, musicals (especially Les Miserables), Christmas, urban exploring, being a new mom, The New Yorker, returning to NYC for a visit, mom jokes, stick figure comics and so much more. Such a delightful and fun catch-up. Also, get a hold of us! Thanks for listening!

We're back with 8 books to chill your bones or possibly warm your hearts or possibly change the temperature of some portion of you, but in a good way. This time around, Meagan brings to the table 2 Ilona Andrews titles, a 50% reduction in Ilona Andrews recommendations from last time (I asked, she's okay, just excited about a couple other authors at the moment): Blitz by Daniel O'Malley https://bit.ly/42KAQsW Magic Bites by Ilona Andrews https://bit.ly/42waUle Not That Duke by Eloisa James https://bit.ly/42QxLaR Sweep of the Blade by Ilona Andrews https://bit.ly/42ORzeD And Peter managed to bring 4 alternatives to classic books: Astro City Confessions by Kurt Busiek instead of Phantom of the Opera https://bit.ly/44UiibC The Sisters Brothers by Patrick DeWitt instead of As I Lay Dying by WIlliam Faulkner https://bit.ly/3VVIFKj Penny Nichols by M.K. Reed instead of The Scarlet Letter https://bit.ly/3O08eb6 Tenements, Towers and Trash by Julia Wertz instead of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn https://bit.ly/42YjSHS

My guest this week is Zach Lennon-Simon! What's really good about Gotham Central? What indie comics did Zach read? Which app of Brett's is broken? Which is better, physical comic books or digital? What comic did Brett buy to have a physical copy? What storyline confused Brett? Why isn't Brett buying comics every week? What is Bitch Planet about? How about Sex Criminals? Why didn't Zach read the last issue? How does Zach feel about spoilers? What made Matt Fraction's Hawkeye so good? Who is Liz Sherman? Reading list: Criminal by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips; Captain America by Ed Brubaker; anything by Greg Rucka, especially Wonder Woman, Punisher, and Gotham Central; Marvels by Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross; Secret Invasion; The Fart Party by Julia Wertz; Box Office Poison by Alex Robinson; My Friend Dahmer; Kingdom Come; Bitch Planet; Sex Criminals; Saga; Hawkeye by Matt Fraction and David Aja; Young Justice; Solid State (album and comic)

En este capítulo Eva trae un nuevo invitado a casa, que viene a tomar un té y compartir con nosotros su experiencia con las abejas. Enlaces: Benigno Ledo: https://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benigno_Ledo Sue Hubble: https://erratanaturae.com/product/un-ano-en-los-bosques/ https://erratanaturae.com/product/desde-esta-colina/ Julia Wertz, Barrios, bloques y basura https://erratanaturae.com/product/barrios-bloques-y-basura/ Editorial Errata Naturae: https://erratanaturae.com/ Abejas, de Piotr Socha: https://www.maeva.es/colecciones/libros-para-los-que-aman-los-libros/abejas Apicultura, de Pierre Jean-Prost https://www.mundiprensa.com/catalogo/9788484762041/apicultura--conocimiento-de-la-abeja--manejo-de-la-colmena--4%C2%AA-edicion

durée : 00:03:56 - Bulles de BD - par : Laetitia Gayet - Elle ne doute de rien, se fout de tout, Julia Wertz est une autrice à part dans le monde de la BD indépendante américaine. L'Intégrale de la fête du prout est un récit autobiographique, à l'humour potache.

durée : 00:03:56 - Bulles de BD - par : Laetitia Gayet - Elle ne doute de rien, se fout de tout, Julia Wertz est une autrice à part dans le monde de la BD indépendante américaine. L'Intégrale de la fête du prout est un récit autobiographique, à l'humour potache.

In this episode, we welcomed guest Willy Sasso, screenwriter and co-writer of The Nefarious Mr. Green Issue #2 comic that is currently in production. Willy talks writing, adapting your stories between mediums, and of course, Star Wars. He’s currently working on a musical, but you can find his comedy album here and a film he made (that we mention on the show) called Found Footage, can be found here. We also review two comics. Joker by Brian Azzarello and Drinking at the Movies by Julia Wertz.

Le ContreCast, c'est quoi ? C'est un podcast de passionnés, qui savent parler avec amour d'un sujet qui leur a plu dans les semaines passées. On y parle de jeux vidéo, films, jeux de plateau, livres, ou tout autre plaisir distractif. Dans tous les cas, on essaie de vous présenter avec passion des choses qu'on aime, et on essaie aussi de vous donner envie ! Exceptionnellement, cet épisode a été enregistré chacun chez soi, en raison du confinement imposé à cette période. Au programme pour ce 17ème épisode, les chroniqueurs abordent les sujets suivants : Zephiriel, raconte son addiction au jeu vidéo Animal Crossing New Horizons. Peechy, présente l'histoire du livre Whiskey and New York de Julia Wertz. Ketrus, explique ses parties online sur Lords of Waterdeep. Annia, détaille le jeu de plateau Oriflamme. L'avancement de nos défis de 2020, ainsi que nos coups de coeur du moment : Celui de Zephiriel : Le roman graphique In Waves. Celui de Peechy : Les spectacles humoristiques à voir. Celui de Ketrus : Le jeu vidéo Resident Evil 3. Celui de Annia : Le jeu vidéo Moving Out. Celui de JohnCouscous : Le jeu de rôle Chateau Aventure. Bonne écoute ! --------- Liens utiles dont on parle dans l'épisode : La différence entre Whisky et Whiskey. Le site de Julia Wertz. Le site pour voir les spectacles humoristiques. Le jeu Chateau Aventure. Le discord du Vaisseau Hyper Sensas. --------- Vous pouvez nous retrouver : Sur Apple Podcasts. Sur Spotify. Partout ailleurs ici. Et sinon sur les réseaux sociaux : Sur Twitter : @LeContreCast Sur Instagram : @LeContreCast Remerciements : Annia, pour les éléments graphiques. CaliKen, pour le générique et les virgules. Ketrus & Zephiriel, pour le derushage et le montage. Ausha, pour l'hébergement. Le ContreCast est un podcast de JohnCouscous.   

Dans le 22e épisode du podcast Le bulleur, on revient sur l’excellente bande dessinée Les entrailles de New-York de Julia Wertz. Cette semaine aussi on revient sur l'actualité de la bande dessinée : - On vous fait découvrir le très bon blog Univercomics spécialisé dans les comics - On vous présente le nouveau numéro Des cahiers de la BD qui parle de Western ce trimestre - On vous parle de la sortie de Virginia aux Éditions du Long bec, une bande dessinée de Séverine Gauthier au scénario et Benoît Blairy au dessin. - On vous présente la sortie de Vienna, terre d'accueil d'Elsie Heberstein sorti chez La boite à Bulles

Pour ce 17ème épisode du podcast, j’ai le plaisir de vous partager ma discussion avec CHLOÉ MARQUAIRE et GUILLAUME GRIFFON, éditeurs et créateurs de L'AGRUME éditions. Si vous êtes comme moi, passionné par l’illustration et que vous adorez flâner dans les belles librairies, alors j’imagine qu’il vous est arrivé de feuilleter ou même d’acheter l’uns des magnifiques livres de leur catalogue. Qu’il s’agisse de livres-objet pour enfants, de bande-dessiné d’auteurs venus des quatre coins du monde ou de la fameuse revue Citrus, vous en conviendrez, Chloé et Guillaume n’ont pas le temps de s’ennuyer. Dans cet épisode, découvrez : - le parcours d'un couple de passionné débutant sa maison d'édition en 2012 - leur travail ainsi que leur manière de collaborer avec les auteurs - les coups de coeurs ainsi que les réalités économiques des métiers de l’édition - l’équilibre nécessaire entre indépendance et vie de famille - l’aventure fascinante qu’a été la revue CITRUS - pourquoi avoir décidé de revendre la maison aux éditions Nathan - quelles sont les qualités nécessaire pour se faire éditer L'AGRUME EDITIONS https://www.editionslagrume.fr/ https://www.facebook.com/lagrumeeditions/ https://www.instagram.com/lagrumeeditions/ https://twitter.com/Ed_lagrume ---- NOTES Dora de Minaverry : http://bit.ly/36NNeMQ Les entrailles de New York, de Julia Wertz : http://bit.ly/2NvMvIj Duel au solei, de Manuel Marsol : http://bit.ly/2qDvSkS Maman renard, de Amandine Momenceau : http://bit.ly/2K3soPN La mégalopole, de Cléa Dieudonné : http://bit.ly/33wRIoX Les éditions NATHAN : https://editions.nathan.fr/ La revue CITRUS : http://www.editionslagrume.fr/revue/ Salon du livre jeunesse de Montreuil : https://slpjplus.fr/salon/ ---- CREDIT Merci à Adrien Guy pour la musique https://soundcloud.com/adrienguymusic https://www.instagram.com/adrienguymusic/ ---- SPONSOR Ce podcast est sponsorisé par Creative Pep Talk : http://www.creativepeptalk.com/ Creative Pep Talk aide les créatifs à développer un travail épanouissant artistiquement et florissant professionnellement. Suivez Andy J Pizza sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/andyjpizza/ ---- Grâce à SENS CRÉATIF - le podcast qui explore les motivations et les stratégies des artistes de l’image - JÉRÉMIE CLAEYS (illustrateur à Paris et passionné par la vie d’artiste freelance) désire créer du lien entre les artistes francophones. Pour suivre les actualités de ce podcast, suivez-moi sur Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jeremieclaeys/), Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/claeysman) et Twitter (https://twitter.com/jeremieclaeys). Vous pouvez également visiter mon site internet (https://www.jeremieclaeys.com/), vous abonnez à la NEWSLETTER (https://www.jeremieclaeys.com/sens-creatif) ou m’écrire sur jeremie@jeremie-claeys.com

In this encore episode of Tell Your Friends! History's Greatest Podcast!, we listen to the first of many of TYF! favorite JULIA WERTZ's appearances on the show. Liam squeezes into her Hobbit hole apartment in Greenpoint to discuss her cartooning career, her life, her relationship with her fans and we discover with her how they knew where she lived. Plus a great story about love's labors lost from ADAM WADE. Support the Tell Your Friends! podcast at patreon.com/radio

Julia Wertz is a cartoonist and a friend and more. She was a cartoonist BEFORE she was my friend. (I don't know how long she's been "more.") I bought her books before I knew her. Now I know her. It's pretty fun. Thanks, world! Her comics are cool and she is fun to talk to. Enjoy listening, and thanks!

In this episode we review Why Art by Eleanor Davis; Sticks Angelica, Folk Hero by Michael DeForge; and Tenements, Towers & Trash by Julia Wertz.

On today's episode I talk to Julia Wertz. Julia is a professional cartoonist, amateur historian and part time urban explorer/photographer. She made the comic books The Fart Party vol 1 and vol 2 (collected in Museum of Mistakes) and the graphic novels Drinking at the Movies, and The Infinite Wait and Other Stories, both of which were nominated for Eisner Awards. Her newest book, Tenements, Towers & Trash: An Unconventional, Illustrated History of New York City, was published by Black Dog & Leventhal/Hachette in Oct 2017, for which she won the 2018 Brendan Gill Prize. Julia currently does monthly comics and illustration for the New Yorker and her work appears semi-regularly in publications such as the New York Times, Harper’s Magazine, the Believer, and Medium. This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

It’s been nearly five years since we sat down with Julia Wertz, and naturally plenty has changed. Her latest book, Tenements, Towers and Trash is a veritable love letter to New York City, written after the cartoonist had moved back home to California. The book is a history of the city, told through obsessively detailed architectural renderings of buildings. It the same funny cartoon story telling that put her on the map in her long running strip, Fart Party, while exploring far more meticulous black and white line drawings. In her return to the show, we weigh the benefits of living in New York vs. San Francisco, discuss her newfound (and only slightly reluctant) passion for meditation and mindfulness, talk Tinder and find out what’s next for the artist.

Multiversity’s Matt Lune joins Paul to talk about their year-end lists of favorite ongoing comics, original graphic novels, writers, artists, cover artists, and publishers… as well as the prospect of making and discussing these lists themselves! Welcome to the Comics Syllabus podcast, where we read widely and we dig deep. Your host Paul, a literacy researcher and English teacher, introduces curious readers to a range of current and classic comics, and then engages in closer discussion and analysis of particular comics works. First, in the introduction, ( 0:00 ) an apology that the promised discussion of Catalyst Prime titles will be postponed until next week because… well… this episode was already too long and Paul got plenty busy during the US holiday! But NEXT WEEK: Catalyst Prime, the Valiant universe, superhero universes, DCEU and MCU, and diversity! Then, at ( 4:00 ), Multiversity’s Matt Lune comes to talk to Paul about their favorites for 2017. Matt’s work at Multiversity can be found at http://www.multiversitycomics.com/author/mlune/ and he’s on Twitter at https://twitter.com/MattLune , and you can find him one Super Comic Battle Wars podcast ( http://www.multiversitycomics.com/tag/super-comic-battle-wars/ ) and the That’s the Issue podcast ( http://awesomesourcecomics.com/category/thats-the-issue/ ). Matt mentions his recent “Don’t Miss This” column about “Doom Patrol,” which is at http://www.multiversitycomics.com/news-columns/dont-miss-this-doom-patrol/ And here are our lists! Matt’s Best Ongoing Comics (Not necessarily in this order): Unbeatable Squirrel Girl (Marvel) Paper Girls (Image) Detective Comics (DC) Babyteeth (Black Mask) Black Hammer (Dark Horse) Extremity (Image) Redlands (Image) Rock Candy Mountain (Image) Doom Patrol (DC/Young Animal) Scales and Scoundrels (Image) Paul’s Best Original Graphic Novels of 2017: 5- Spinning (First Second) by Tillie Walden 4- Boundless (Drawn and Quarterly) by Jillian Tamaki 3- Eartha (Fantagraphics) by Cathy Malkasian 2- My Favorite Thing is Monsters (Fantagraphics) by Emil Ferris 1- The Best We Could Do (Abrams) by Thi Bui Honorable Mentions: Lighter than My Shadow (Lion Forge) by Katie Green; Savage Town (Image) by Declan Shalvey; House of Women (Fantagraphics) by Sophie Goldstein; Tenements, Towers & Trash ( Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers) by Julia Wertz; Stone Heart (First Second) by Faith Erin Hicks, Newsprints (Graphix) by Ru Xu, Roughneck, Mighty Jack and the Goblin King (First Second) by Ben Hatke Matt’s Best Writers 10- James Tynion IV 9- Daniel Warren Johnson 8- Emil Ferris 7- Declan Shalvey 6- Kelly Thompson 5- Kyle Starks 4- Jeff Lemire 3- Jordie Bellaire 2- Tom King 1- Donny Cates Paul’s Best Cover Artists 3- Becky Cloonan 2- Nick Derington 1- John Paul Leon Matt’s Best Artists 10- Daniel Warren Johnson 9- Dustin Weaver 8- Lee Weeks 7- James Stokoe 6- Dan Mora 5- Alyson Sampson 4- Erica Henderson 3- Emil Ferris 2- Mitch Gerads 1- Geoff Shaw Paul’s Best Publishers 5- Image 4- Dark Horse 3- IDW/Top Shelf 2- Fantagraphics 1- DC Comics Subscribe and follow the Comics Syllabus podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or Soundcloud, or copy this RSS feed to your podcatcher: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:235183739/sounds.rss or you can find archives for this podcast (previously named “Study Comics with Paul”) here: http://studycomics.club/ Join the discussion on the Comics Syllabus Facebook page: http://facebook.com/ComicsSyllabus or Follow Paul on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwoPlai or leave your comments here on the showpage. Thanks for listening!

Today on the podcast, a live taping from my "In conversation" with Julia Wertz, moderated by E.T. Russian as part of Short Run Comics Festival in Seattle. BUT FIRST, some comedy, some bodily misfortune, & advice about boundaries.  Enjoy.

Time Codes: 00:00:25 - Introduction 00:02:39 - Setup of interview 00:04:29 - Interview with Julia Wertz 01:10:16 - Wrap up 01:12:40 - Contact us On this interview episode, Paul and Derek are pleased to have Julia Wertz on the podcast. Her new book, Tenements, Towers and Trash: An Unconventional Illustrated History of New York City, came out earlier this month from Black Dog and Leventhal Publishers. As the subtitle suggests, this is a different kind of history, a guide to the Big Apple's present as well as its past, investigating its architecture, its businesses, its facades, its entertainment venues, and the many colorful figures who have populated its boroughs. The guys talk with Julia about how different this book is from her previous works -- e.g., Drinking at the Movies, The Infinite Wait and Other Stories, Fart Party -- which are primarily autobiographical. For this project, the author considered herself an urban explorer, forgoing the inward gaze and focusing instead on the city that she called home between 2007 and 2016. Tenements, Towers and Trash includes a variety of stories that compose its past, and punctuating the text is a series of before-and-after illustrations of storefronts and city blocks that underscore New York's ever-changing nature. This isn't a nostalgic look back at what once had been, but a chronicle of a dynamic urban space in the process of becoming. And of course, the book has more than its share of Julia's poignant, even laugh-out-loud, humor.  

Myq hangs out with Julia Wertz and Liz Glazer on the KATG Network

Myq hangs out with Julia Wertz and Liz Glazer on the KATG Network

We join our pal Julia Wertz to talk her new book Tenements, Towers & Trash, working for the New Yorker, moving cross country, her experiences at the MacDowell Colony and Short Run Trailer Blaze residencies, growing to love other people’s kids, the differences between working with “big publishers” vs comics publishers, and more! But First: Mike & Zack talk comics community, tumblr likes as currency, and daydream about the Marvel & DC bullpens of the 1970s!

We join our pal Julia Wertz to talk her new book Tenements, Towers & Trash, working for the New Yorker, moving cross country, her experiences at the MacDowell Colony and Short Run Trailer Blaze residencies, growing to love other people’s kids, the differences between working with “big publishers” vs comics publishers, and more! But First: Mike & Zack talk comics community, tumblr likes as currency, and daydream about the Marvel & DC bullpens of the 1970s!

Julia Wertz of Fart Party & the New Yorker joins Nicole for a talk about abandoned buildings, art & autobio ethics. But first! Series regular Morgan is back to give advice on handling a hard roommate situation.

The Emotionary: A Dictionary of Words That Don't Exist for Feelings That Do (Razorbill) Feeling guilty about wanting to just stay home and see no one? Guiltroversion. Are you ever introduced to someone, and immediately forget their name, seconds after they’ve told you? Namenesia. If you have ever struggled for the perfect word to describe a feeling or situation you were experiencing, The Emotionary: A Dictionary of Words That Don’t Exist for Feelings That Do by Eden Sher and illustrated by Julia Wertz, is your hilarious guide to those feelings. All of her life, Eden Sher, has suffered from dyscommunicatia (n. the inability to articulate a feeling though words). She decided last year that whenever she had an emotion for which she had no word, she would make one up. The result of this is The Emotionary, which lives at the intersection of incredibly funny and very useful. Illustrated by acclaimed graphic novelist Julia Wertz, The Emotionary is chock full of words you always wanted/never knew you needed often accompanied by illustrations of hilarious and all-too- familiar situations. From irredependent (adj. unable to ask for help under any circumstances) to fauxbration (n. the phenomenon of feeling your phone vibrate, often out of desperate expectation, when in fact no one is trying to contact you and you will probably die alone), The Emotionary will help you put all your complicated feelings into words, so you can recognize them for what they are. Eden Sher is an actress best known for her role as Sue Heck on the nationally syndicated TV series The Middle. The Middle is the lead-in to Modern Family and has an average of 7.5 million viewers tuning in for the past 6 years. Eden has been nominated for a Critics' Choice Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series four times, winning in 2013. She is also the voice of Star on the animated series, Star vs. The Forces of Evil. The Emotionary is her first book. Julia Wertz has published five graphic novels, including Drinking at the Movies and The Infinite Wait, and does monthly history comics for the New Yorker and Harper's Magazine.

This week on Arts & Seizures, host Mike Edison is teamed with guest-host, writer, sex educator, comedian, consultant, and HRN friend Lux Alptraum. In studio, the duo welcomes comedian Liam McEneaney and cartoonist Julia Wertz, chatting about Matilda The Algonquin Hotel cat, Lux being kicked off Facebook, and the typical social media activity of shut-ins all over the city. Conversation spirals around the evolution of social media and how it’s detracted from attention spans everywhere, ruining kids’ cursive handwriting, for one! Tune in for a hilarious discussion on the state of the human condition! This program was brought to you by Whole Foods Market.

Tomboy (Zest Books) Razorcake and Skylight Books are teaming up to present graphic novelist Liz Prince, presenting her new graphic memoir Tomboy!  Growing up, Liz Prince wasn't a girly girl, but she wasn't exactly one of the guys either (as she learned when her little league baseball coach exiled her to the distant outfield). She was somewhere in between. But with the forces of middle school, high school, parents, friendship, and romance pulling her this way and that, the middle wasn't exactly an easy place to be. Tomboy follows award-winning author and artist Liz Prince through her early years and explores—with humor, honesty, and poignancy—what it means to “be a girl.” From staunchly refuting ”girliness” to the point of misogyny, to discovering through the punk community that your identity is whatever you make of it, Tomboy offers a sometimes hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking account of self-discovery in modern America. Praise for Tomboy “Liz Prince tells gender norms to eat dirt. A delightful, thoughtful, and compulsively readable memoir. And an important one.” —Ariel Schrag, author of Adam and Potential  “Liz Prince may have been an uncertain, confused kid, but she's a confident and sincerely expressive cartoonist. Tomboy is a funny and relatable look at what every child has to deal with at some point—figuring out who you really are inside, when everyone else only sees what they think you should be on the outside.” —Jeffrey Brown, author of Clumsy, Jedi Academy andDarth Vader and Son “It's hard to imagine anyone failing to be charmed by this entertaining, clever, and genuinely funny memoir of growing up with gender identity confusion. Even this pretty unconfused regular old dude found plenty to identify with in Liz Prince's story of adolescent bafflement, exploration, and discovery—all delivered, like all the best such stories, with a light touch, wry wit, understated irony, and not one iota of preachiness. Meaning: I'm a fan. Go Liz!” —Frank Portman, author of King Dork  “Tomboy is a thoughtful, honest look into the evolution and acceptance of personal gender identity, as told by a smart-mouhed punk named Liz Prince. I wish it had existed when I was in high school.” —Nicole Georges, author of Calling Dr. Laura “Liz Prince portrays the awkwardness and humiliation of childhood with wonderful (not to mention painful) accuracy. Any kid that picks up this book is going to be privy to secrets most of us don't learn until it's too late, and any adult who reads it will be reminded of an essential truth: that's it's okay to be exactly who we want to be, no matter how weird everyone else thinks we are. Tomboy isn't a self help book, but it should be.” —Julia Wertz, author of Drinking at the Movies and The Infinite Wait “It's not very often you read a goofy coming-of-age comic written with an astutely critical lens… and then there's Liz Prince'sTomboy. By tackling everything from Green Day to girl-hate, Prince does a kick-ass job at dissecting gender politics (and playground politics) through riotous anecdotes from her childhood, making this feminist inquiry, well, fun.” —Suzy X., illustrator at Rookie Mag  “Navigating life as a young tomboy would have been a lot easier if I'd had Liz's brave, hilarious, and honest story to guide me. Reading this book will make weird kids like us feel a little less alone.” —Melissa Mendes, author of Freddy Stories  Liz Prince's first book, Will You Still Love Me If I Wet the Bed?, was nominated for several awards and won the Ignatz Award for Outstanding Debut in 2005. Born in Boston, MA, she grew up in Santa Fe, NM, and has been drawing comics since the third grade. She has since produced many of her own comics and mini-comics, which mix her real-life foibles with charming cartooning and comic timing. Fans have described her work as being "cute," making them feel "warm and fuzzy," or simply being "too much information." She now lives outside of Boston and drinks more than her fair share of coffee. 

Julia Wertz and Dan Berry talk about the links money & creativity, alcoholism & comics and abandoned asylums & comics. Julia is the author of The Fart Party vols 1 & 2, Drinking at the Movies and The infinite Wait. She also explores abandoned buildings and writes about them.

Tell Me Something I Don’t Know is Boing Boing's podcast featuring artists, writers, filmmakers, and other creative people discussing their work, ideas, and the practical side of how they do what they do. In episode 21, we speak to multi-disciplinary artist John Peña. Each day for the last five years, he has made a drawing about some aspect of his day. He calls this project Daily Geology, and presents it online in a form that resembles a webcomic. We talk with John about how he makes a living as an artist, comic artist Julia Wertz’s artist statement, faking happiness until you are actually happy, teaching, and the business of art education.

Julia Wertz joins us to talk butts, stank-pranks and bird fancier's lung.

The former Fart Party cartoonist talks about being a former cartoonist and spending her days breaking into abandoned hospitals.

Episode ID:  12 Date:  Wed, Nov 14 2012 BGepisode12.mp3 Teaser Text:  This week on BG: Lisa and Emily talk about Honey Boo-Boo, cartoonist Julia Wertz comes in to talk about her expertise on abandoned mental hostpitals, and Emily's high school basketball coach and health expert Richard Pullin' waxes on the importance of self-acceptance. This week on BG: Lisa and Emily talk about Honey Boo-Boo, cartoonist Julia Wertz comes in to talk about her expertise on abandoned mental hostpitals, and Emily's high school basketball coach and health expert Richard Pullin' waxes on the importance of self-acceptance. 

In this show, Bombast Podcast visits the first ever CAKE show.  CAKE is the Chicago Alternative Comics Expo, and there are plenty of artist interviews, and comicky goodness.  We have interviews with: Nate Powell, JP Pollard, Spike from Templar AZ, Betsey Swardlick, Julia Wertz, Lisa Hanawalt, Domitille Collardey, and Walker Mettling of PCC Showcase with Providence Comics Consortium.  After that there is a strange glimpse into the music business that must be heard to be believed.  End of the show topics include Superman vs Aliens, Superman vomiting, Marvel vs Capcom, Megaman and the the band that Megaman inspired, The Protomen, Mummies vs Zombies, and the need for a full-on Frankenstein craze.  And don't you want to answer the question we pose: "Who is the new character sensation of the year?" Is it Astro Duck, Skater Dude, or Strong Shark?  And of course, because things were not ridiculous enough, we talk for a solid minute about how great lightsabers are.

Julia Wertz was on the show a couple of years ago, and had since gone through some pretty important changes in her life. Since that time, her book, Drinking In the Movies came out from a big time New York … Continue reading →

It's a special interview episode with cartoonists Sarah Glidden (How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less) and Julia Wertz (Drinking at the Movies, The Fart Party)! I know we said last episode was Joe's last, but he sticks around for this one to chat with us since we recorded it on the same day as last week's episode 311. It's a fun and informative chat as we talk to Sarah and Julia about their work, TV, film, Pizza Island and more. Listener feedback and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!

Reviews: Comics: Bedtime Stories For Impressionable Children #1, Kull: The Hate Witch #1, Richard Stark's Parker: The Outfit, Vampirella Vol 4. #1 Cartoons: Young Justice, GI Joe: Renegades, Transformers Prime It's Part 2 of our Cassidy Freeman (Tess Mercer on Smallville) interview! We chat about the show, her music, TV shows & films she's into and much more! The boys discuss their Thanksgiving and mourn the loss of a couple of film greats. News includes: Mark Millar starts Kapow! Comic Con, Spider-Man musical opens in previews, Julia Wertz has a Fart Party sale, James Gunn's Super gets a release date, Shark Week comics, Marvel en Espanol and more!

Reviews: Dungeons & Dragons #0, Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #1, Route Des Maisons Rouges #1, The Ultimates, Volume 3 #1, The Dungeon Masters (Documentary), Inception, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World The boys are joined by the Doctors of Broadcast Thought who discuss the psychiatry in the world of comic books, sci-fi and gaming. Doctors H. Eric Bender, Praveen R. Kambam, Vasilis K. Pozios join us for a fascinating talk. So fascinating that we split it into 2 parts! Part 2 will be next week! News includes Bryan fuller (Pushing Daisies) returns to SyFy, Karl Urban is Dredd, Julia Wertz needs help reprinting The Fart Party, the end of Daredevil, new Batman family creators and more!

Reviews: Pilot Season: Genius #1, Kill All Parents #1, Sparks #1 Heroes Con has come and gone and Jimmy had a blast! Well, what he remembers. And he remembers a lot as he gives a play by play/day by day recap. It's a lengthy one folks, so hang in there. Hear! Drunken tales of debauchery. Hear! Stripper Nerd tales Part 2! Hear! Oh yeah...stuff about comics! Many an interview was had, so we are splitting them up over a couple of episodes. You'll hear Rick Remender, Julia Wertz, Francesco Francavilla, Joel Buxton and Shane Heron.