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It was a rainy Sunday afternoon, and I was in the Times Square area of Manhattan. I had a half hour to myself, so I did what I'm supposed to do in a situation like that: I went to the comic shop. On today's podcast, I talk about my trip to the store and what I found there. Sometimes, it's fun just to get lost. If you have no game plan, you never know what surprises might pop up. I kept an eye out for European comics, naturally, and got the chance to see what Magnetic Press and IDW, in particular, are up to these days. There are some very nice print books out there today. Links of Interest: The Hybrid Comics Collector (https://www.pipelinecomics.com/hybrid_collector/) Magnetic Press, Oni Press, and Polarity, Oh My! (https://www.pipelinecomics.com/the-merger-of-lion-forge-and-oni-press/) An account of a previous, yet somewhat similar trip to the Midtown Comics Grand Central store (https://www.pipelinecomics.com/the-simple-joys-of-paper-comics/) The Asterix Agenda (http://pipelinecomics.com/asterix) : Every Asterix book, reviewed. Review:  Love (The Fox) (https://www.pipelinecomics.com/love-v2-fox-bertolucci-brremaud-silent/) Review:  Jerome K. Jerome Bloche (https://www.pipelinecomics.com/jerome-k-jerome-bloche-v1-aina/) - This book, in particular, I did not see in the shop. IDW is picking from another part of the series for print publication. Their album format is the model all publishers should use in reprinting albums in North America. Review:  Curtain Call (https://www.pipelinecomics.com/curtain-call-a-crime-tale-and-character-piece/) The book I discovered: " Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland (https://amzn.to/2p2n9IV) " by Eric Shanower and Gabriel Rodriguez Full Show Notes: PipelineComics.com/10 (PipelineComics.com/10) Pipeline Patreon: Patreon.com/pipelinecomics (https://my.captivate.fm/dashboard/Patreon.com/pipelinecomics) Follow me on Twitter: Twitter.com/pipelinecomics (https://my.captivate.fm/dashboard/Twitter.com/pipelinecomics) Become a Pipeline Patron: Patreon.com/pipelinecomics (Patreon.com/pipelinecomics) Support this podcast

This week, we're traveling to Ancient Greece with Eric Shanower's epic Age of Bronze series. Shanower first began his story way back in the Dark Ages of 1998. And yes, he's still working on the series 20 years later. It's that big. After a break from the series - during which time he worked on projects such as the Oz series for Marvel and Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland for IDW - he's going back to Age of Bronze. To the beginning and to the future. On this episode, Shiri and I talk to Eric about working on Age of Bronze for 20 years - where it's come from, where it's going, and how it's changed - simultaneously going back to the beginning of the story and moving forward, and working in the classic sandboxes of Oz and Dreamland with Little Nemo.

We read it, how was it? Was it a magical tale of a dreamworld? Find out here! The post IndiComix Ep 57: ‘Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland’ Round Table appeared first on The Grand Geek Gathering.

Jeff and Tyler get to talk to 4 time Eisner Winner, Eric Shanower, about his book "Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland" from IDW! The post IndiComix Ep 56: Eric Shanower Interview appeared first on The Grand Geek Gathering.

This week, Derek and Andy W. -- fresh from their trip to HeroesCon -- return with a discussion of three new, fascinating, and...well, whacked out comics. But they're all whacked out in their own, unique ways. They begin with the release of Gilbert Hernandez's Grip: The Strange World of Men (Dark Horse Books). This is not really a new work from Hernandez, as Grip was originally published in color as a five-issue limited series from Vertigo in 2002. (The new book contains only black and white art.) But the recent Dark Horse release marks the first time that the entire story has been collected. What's more, Hernandez provides four new pages that function as the setup of this strange narrative. And what a weird and twisted story it is, but it's one that distinctively bares the mark of Gilbert Hernandez. The guys attempt to follow the various narrative threads, but making sense of this story is beside the point. What matters is Hernandez's imagination and the fun to be had slipping into his narrative world. Derek even argues that the story comes at a curious time in Hernandez's career, several years after the end of the first Love and Rockets series, the beginning of the second series, and at a time when Gilbert is reaching beyond the more realistic confines of his Palomar stories. Next, the Two Guys turn to Eric Shanower and Gabriel Rodriguez's Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland (IDW Publishing). Andy admits that, at first, he was a little hesitant about this book, thinking that it might be nothing more than a mere retread of Windsor McCay's newsprint classic. But Shanower and Rodriguez -- known largely for their Wizard of Oz and Locke and Key comics, respectively  -- are up to much more than that. Their Little Nemo uses McCay's as a springboard into an entirely new narrative, pulling in some elements of the earlier comic, yet at the same time bringing in new figures to present a long-form story. Readers may recognize similarities to McCay's pacing, his humor, and his innovation, but this project easily stands on its own. Finally, the guys look at the first issue of a new twelve-part series from Alan Moore and Jacen Burrows. Providence (Avatar Press) is another Lovecraftian tale similar to the team's earlier Neonomicon and The Courtyard, yet this one has been described by the publisher as "the Watchmen of horror." That's a lot to live up to, as both Andy and Derek discuss in their coverage of this first issue. But the guys point out that if the inaugural installment is any indication, this may not be mere hype. While nothing much seems to happen in this issue, there are actually multiple stories being told, with Moore setting the stage for a larger, disturbing narrative. Much like the allusive Cthulhu, there is an unsettling presence lying just beneath the surface of what unfolds in this first issue.

Comics Therapy. No Reviews. Just Analysis.Two books from March 18, 2015. Plus a Second Opinion, featuring questions answered by a different listener each week, with Aaron Meyers. Whaaaaaat? Yeah, you read that right, Aaron is doing a Second Opinion, which means Andrea's co-host is...her 9 year old son Avi. Truth.Show Notes:This week we’re talking about modern mythologies and the way comics today often lift classic character tropes from literature and repackage them for new audiences. Wait. Seriously, mommy? This is what you do with Aaron every week? Can’t we just talk about the comics?Your intro and outro this week were also picked by Avi. And you have to admit, Aaron, that he did a really great job with the intro especially.Chances are pretty good we'll be off next week, since both Andrea and Aaron will be in Seattle for Emerald City Comicon. See you there!Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland #4 10:46Peanuts #26 26:01

It's the beginning of the month, and that means that the Two Guys with PhDs Talking about Comics take a metaphorical stroll through the latest Previews catalog. And this month, their peregrinations are more than casual; this is more like a power walk. The March Previews contains a hefty series of solicitations that make for an extra-long episode, almost leaving the guys feeling like they've completed a marathon. Among the many upcoming titles that Derek and Andy highlight are Fight Club 2 #1, Harrow County #1, and High Crimes (from Dark Horse Comics); You Don't Say, Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland, and Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency #1 (IDW Publications); the usual slew of #1 issues from Image Comics such as Injection, Mythic, Material, Valhalla Mad, and Minimum Wage: So Many Bad Decisions; Russian Olive to Red King (AdHouse Books); a variety of books from and distributed through Alternative Comics, such as Irene Vol. 4, It Will All Hurt #1, Island of Memory Vol. 1, The Secret Voice #2, and Smilin' Ed Comics; the first issue in Alan Moore's new Lovecraftian series, Providence (Avatar Press); the new Captain Canuck #1 (Chapter House Publishing); Don't Get Eaten by Anything and The Disappearance of Charley Butters (Conundrum Press); Drawn and Quarterly: Twenty-five Years of Contemporary Cartooning, Comics, and Graphic Novels and Optic Nerve #14 (Drawn and Quarterly); the usual impressive offerings from Fantagraphics, including Maria M. Book 2, Adventures of Tad Martin #Sick Sick Sick, and The Life and Legend of Wallace Wood; Exquisite Corpse (First Second); Annihilator, Vol. 1 (Legendary Comics); Louise Brooks, Detective (NBM); Aama Vol. 3: The Desert of Mirrors and The King in Yellow (SelfMadeHero); Surface Tension #1 and The 6 Voyages of Lone Sloane #1 (Titan Comics); and Monster Mash: The Creepy, Kooky Monster Craze in America: 1957-1972 (Tomorrows Publishing). In addition to focusing on all of these upcoming releases, Andy and Derek also discuss Dark Horse's recent decision to make several of their ongoing series digital-only, IDW's acquisition of Top Shelf Productions as a new imprint, Alternative Comic's new distribution agreement with several small presses, the joys of Adrian Tomine, and the fact that this is “Women in Comics” month in the March Previews catalog. In all, lots o' things are covered…the kind of substantive, quality programming you've come to expect from the Two Guys with PhDs.

Da sind wir wieder ... mit einer kleinen Neujahrs-Verspätung. Aber natürlich haben wir einiges zu besprechen, im neuen Jahr. Zunächst gibt es jedoch einen Teil-Mitschnitt der von Zwerchfell' s Piwi organisierten Lesung zu Batman' s 75. Geburtstag aus dem letzten Jahr. Weiter geht es mit einer Menge Comics, die wir über die Feiertage gelesen haben. Dabei kommt auch wieder einmal das Thema "Digitale Comics" zu Wort. Die Comic-Cookies auf: iTunes podcast.de Youtube audioboo Podbe Bewertungen ausdrücklich erwünscht! Kapitel und Links von CC EP 31: "iPad geklaut in Offenbach": 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:41 Begrüßung 00:05:28 Statistischer Rückblick auf den Blog der Comic-Community | dreimalalles.info 00:08:50 Mitschnitt von der "Die große Flatter"- Lesung (Auszug) | Lesung mit mit Eve Jay, Christopher Tauber, Joscha Sauer, Haiko Hörnig, Zwen Keller und Tobi Knitt 00:26:28 Über weitere Lesungen | Aufruf an die Sticky Biscuits: Bitte spielt bei uns! ;) | Aufruf an unsere Hörer aus der Region Rhein/Main: Kommt zum Comic-Stammtisch FFM 00:38:58 Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland (IDW) 00:43:14 Moby Dick (Splitter) [Affiliate Link] 00:52:06 Was kostet ein Yak? (Carlsen Comics) [Affilate Link] 01:02:32 Amazing X-Men #2 (Panini Comics) [Affiliate Link] 01:08:51 Infinity (Panini Comics) 01:14:34 Spoiler-Beginn 01:16:06 Spoiler Ende 01:23:52 Iron Man / Hulk #15 (Panini Comics) [Affiliate Link] 01:26:14 Iron Man Special #1 (Panini Comics) 01:35:02 Meine Mutter (Carlsen Comics) [Affiliate Link] 01:41:41 Drumhellar (Image) [Affilate Link] 01:49:44 Oglaf (oglaf.com) 01:52:39 Oni erklärt "Chibi" | http://chibimaker.net/ 01:57:59 O Human Star (ohumanstar.com) 02:05:47 Miniature Jesus (Image) [Affiliate Link] 02:11:00 Rover Red Charlie (Avatar Press) [breedstorm' s Rezi] 02:14:27 The Manhattan Projects (Image) [breedstorm' s Rezi] [Affiliate Link] 02:17:35 Ministry of Space (Image) [Affiliate Link] 02:22:28 White Death (Image) [Affiliate Link] 02:28:14 Über digitale Comics 02:44:05 Verabschiedung 02:45:42 Outro An dieser Episode haben mitgewirkt: Oni | DasOni | Oni & Al breedstorm | Panini-Profil | Twitter | Quizduell: Ahle Wurscht Steffen_L | Panini-Profil | Twitter | ADN | Facebook | Amazon Wunschzettel | Quizduell: Steffen_L1979 Logo und Titelsong: Logo-Design: Alban "Al" Voss (http://dasbilligealien.de/) Titelsong: Gaslamp Funworks von Kevin MacLeod | "Gaslamp Funworks" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Wir bedanken uns für Eure Aufmerksamkeit und freuen uns auf ein Wiederhören im Februar 2015. Alle Infos zum Podcast findet Ihr wie immer in unserem Blog unter podcast.comic-community.de. Dort könnt Ihr auch Eure Fragen an uns einreichen, gerne auch via audioboo. Zudem sind wir erreichbar über Facebook und Twitter. Ihr möchtet uns unterstützen? Bitte benutzt die Affiliate-Links hinter den Titeln, falls Ihr diese käuflich erwerben möchtet, sofern vorhanden. Die generierten Einnahmen helfen uns, dieses Podcast-Angebot aufrecht zu erhalten. Vielen Dank.

It's almost the end of the year, and Derek is back for one last 2014 visit to his local comic shop, Collected, in Plano, TX. As he usually does every month, he talks with the shop's employees and customers about the kind of comics that they're reading, what is catching their interests, and what comics news most excites them, but this month the focus is on their favorite titles of 2014. Derek asks everyone sitting around the podcast table -- Shea, Krystle, Shaun, Craig, Nick, and Matthew -- about what they consider to be the most outstanding comics of the past twelve months. And the candidates vary widely, ranging from single-issue comic books to original graphic novels, from superhero to manga, from pop-culture adaptations to literary graphic fiction, and from webcomics to those coming from Kickstarter campaigns. Some of the titles that folks highlight during the show include Tooth and Claw, Seconds, The Wrenchies, Nijigahara Holograph, Multiversity: Pax Americana, Rat Queens, Edge of Spider-Verse, Bleeding Heart, Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland, The Shadow Hero, Eye of Newt, Michael Moorcock's Elric, Vol. 1: The Ruby Throne, Through the Woods, and Squidder. They also discuss some of their biggest comics disappointments of the year, speculate on the titles they're looking forward to in 2015, and even learn that Krystle prefers drugs, candy, and weiners in her comics. As usual, you don't know what to expect from the guys at Collected, but you are guaranteed fun talk about a variety of great books. And much thanks to Freddy Ruiz, the store's manager, for pulling everyone together!

Reviews: The Fade Out #1, Justice Inc Vol 3 #1, Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland #1, Multiversity #1, Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 #1, Doctor Who season premiere, Intruders season premiere, True Blood series finale, Sin City 2: A Dame to Kill For Jimmy is joined in studio by frequent co-host Emily Edwards and boy do they have a lot to chat about. SO many reviews! They briefly talk about the Emmys, CNI gets covered on The Beat and a reminder to give to Seth Kushner's GoFundMe campaign. News includes: Donald Glover is finally Spider-Man, Dancing Groot toy grooving towards market, Action Comics #1 goes for over $3 million in auction, Lois Lane gets into the YA game and NYCC debuts Eastern Championships of Cosplay. Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Thanks for listening!

Today, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester try our best to overcome depressing times with the help of our good old friends comic books. Today we discuss Avengers #175-200 by David Michelinie, John Byrne, George Perez, Dan Green, Steven Grant and others; The Multiversity #1 by Grant Morrison, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado; The Fade-Out #1 by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips; Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland; God is Dead Book of Acts Alpha, Teen Titans #2, Grayson, Batman and Robin, the mind-exploder than is Avengers issue #200, and much, much more. Show notes delivered with zeal are now available at waitwhatpodcast.com, we welcome your comments and questions at WaitWhatPodcast@gmail.com, and we invite you to look out for us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Patreon!

Stephen and Riley are joined in the studio by Out of Step CrossFit owner and head coach Rob Turner as they get into their divergent and intersecting paths, making fitness and comics work for YOU, and a big week of debut issues with the Fade Out, Dark Horse Presents, Little Nemo Return to Slumberland and Multiversity! Show Notes: Out of Step CrossFit & Barbell, to sign up for your FREE introductory class! Out of Step Coffee Co., to find out when the latest batch of Black Sheep Barbell Brew is ready! Once again, the original announcement for Multiversity from 2012, "MULTIVERSITY Is Coming!f" at DC Comics.com.

All the regular gang is back! Out with those popular guest stars! We review: Blades & Lazers #1&2, Bodies #1 , Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers #1, Dark Ages #1, Demon #1, The Fade Out #1, Hexed #1, Little Nemo Return to Slumberland #1, Low #1, The Multiversity #1, Nightworld #1, Steven Universe #1, Terminal Hero #1

Matthew and Stephen sit down this week and marvel at the wonderful work by Eric Shanower and Gabriel Rodriguez, in IDW Publishing's Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland #1. Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland #1 Eric Shanower (w) • Gabriel Rodriguez (a & c) An all-new, all-ages series full of magic and whimsy from award-winning creators Eric Shanower (Adventures in Oz) and Gabriel Rodriguez (Locke & Key)! Spinning out of Winsor McKay’s brilliant early 20th century strip, Little Nemo in Slumberland sees King Morpheus’ daughter, in the Royal Palace of Slumberland, select her next-playmate: Nemo! Only Nemo has no interest in being anyone’s playmate, dream or no dream! FC • 32 pages • $3.99 Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure Dueling Reviews continues far into the future!

Matthew and Stephen sit down this week and marvel at the wonderful work by Eric Shanower and Gabriel Rodriguez, in IDW Publishing's Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland #1. Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland #1 Eric Shanower (w) • Gabriel Rodriguez (a & c) An all-new, all-ages series full of magic and whimsy from award-winning creators Eric Shanower (Adventures in Oz) and Gabriel Rodriguez (Locke & Key)! Spinning out of Winsor McKay’s brilliant early 20th century strip, Little Nemo in Slumberland sees King Morpheus’ daughter, in the Royal Palace of Slumberland, select her next-playmate: Nemo! Only Nemo has no interest in being anyone’s playmate, dream or no dream! FC • 32 pages • $3.99 Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure Dueling Reviews continues far into the future!

Geof Darrow's Shaolin Cowboy from Dark Horse, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, Marvel Universe Live, Fables: Super Team (#102-108) by Bill Willingham, Mark Buckingham, Steve Leialoha, and Lee Loughridge from Vertigo, Superior Spider-Man #32 by Dan Slott, Christos Gage, Giuseppe Camuncoli, John Dell, Adam Kubert, Antonio Fabela, and Rain Beredo, Spider-Verse, Trillium by Jeff Lemire and Jose Villarrubia for Vertigo, The Strain, ComicBase, Abe Sapien #14-15 by Mike Mignola, Scott Allie, Max Fiumara, Dave Stewart, Juan Ferreyra, and Sebastian Fiumara from Dark Horse, Afterlife with Archie #6 and Andrew Pepoy, Star Trek: City on the Edge of Forever - The Original Teleplay by Harlan Ellison, Scott Tipton, David Tipton, and J. K. Woodward from IDW, Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland by Eric Shanower and Gabriel Rodriguez from IDW, Dark Horse Presents #1, and a whole mess more!