Podcasts about meltdown comics

Tess Barker's “Live From My Birthday Week” is available now for pre-order & everywhere this Friday 10/4/2024. Grab your copy now on iTunes, Bandcamp or Amazon at: https://tr.ee/pzLc9gIN9CTess is a Los Angeles based writer and nationally touring comedian who has appeared at the Comedy Central Stage, Meltdown Comics, UCB, and at clubs and colleges throughout the country. She has written for TVLand's “Throwing Shade,” TruTV's “Billy on the Street,” and is regularly published on a number of outlets, including Vice, The Guardian, Vox, MTV News, Jezebel, and L.A Weekly, where her work has ranged from investigative pieces about wage inequity in professional cheerleading to profiles of icons like Charo and Betsey Johnson. Tess's work has been performed and taught at institutions from Emerson College to Yale University. She is one of the producers and hosts of Lady to Lady, a popular podcast on Exactly Right Media, the creator & host of Pop Mystery Pod & one of the whistleblowers of the #FreeBritney movement from her OTHER podcast Britneysgram. When she's not writing or doing stand up, Tess enjoys dogs, running, and talking about Britney Spears.Burn This Podcast is a production of Burn This Records & hosted by Brandie Posey. Please find us online at @burnthisrecords & @brandazzle. All releases past, present & future can be found at burnthisrecords.com.Don't pet the dog. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tess Barker's “Live From My Birthday Week” is available now for pre-order & everywhere this Friday 10/4/2024. Grab your copy now on iTunes, Bandcamp or Amazon at: https://tr.ee/pzLc9gIN9C Tess is a Los Angeles based writer and nationally touring comedian who has appeared at the Comedy Central Stage, Meltdown Comics, UCB, and at clubs and colleges throughout the country. She has written for TVLand's “Throwing Shade,” TruTV's “Billy on the Street,” and is regularly published on a number of outlets, including Vice, The Guardian, Vox, MTV News, Jezebel, and L.A Weekly, where her work has ranged from investigative pieces about wage inequity in professional cheerleading to profiles of icons like Charo and Betsey Johnson.  Tess's work has been performed and taught at institutions from Emerson College to Yale University. She is one of the producers and hosts of Lady to Lady, a popular podcast on Exactly Right Media, the creator & host of Pop Mystery Pod & one of the whistleblowers of the #FreeBritney movement from her OTHER podcast Britneysgram. When she's not writing or doing stand up, Tess enjoys dogs, running, and talking about Britney Spears. Burn This Podcast is a production of Burn This Records & hosted by Brandie Posey. Please find us online at @burnthisrecords & @brandazzle. All releases past, present & future can be found at burnthisrecords.com. Don't pet the dog. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comic shops are likely going the way of shopping malls, arcades and soon, movie theaters. Another major comic book retailer in Philadelphia is closing its doors, possibly forever. In fact, they've been EVICTED after almost 50 years in business because they can't pay their rent. Fat Jack's Comicrypt joins dozens of other major metropolitan retailers packing it in after DECADES in business. No, there is no coming back from this. We'll never have a thriving comic shop ecosystem like we did before the pandemic. Comics will go on, but comic shops as an institution are basically over. Then we talk about how Marvel Comics might be looking to outsource comics after all these decades. ➡️ Tip Jar and Fan Support: http://ClownfishSupport.com ➡️ Official Merch Store: http://ShopClownfish.com ➡️ Official Website: http://ClownfishTV.com ➡️ Audio Edition: https://open.spotify.com/show/6qJc5C6OkQkaZnGCeuVOD1 00:00 Comic book shops are not making a comeback and may become niche boutique experiences, with struggles to stay afloat and potential cutbacks from Disney, but the speaker is producing new content through Indiegogo. 02:58 Comic book shops like Fat Jack in Philadelphia and Meltdown Comics in LA are struggling to stay open and are unlikely to make a comeback due to the unviability of the business model, especially in expensive areas. 06:02 Comic book shops are struggling and closing down due to high rent and debt, despite efforts to raise funds. 07:15 Comic book shops are struggling and closing in major cities, but the scene is thriving in Pittsburgh with several shops and conventions. 09:51 Comic book shops are not making a comeback, facing financial struggles and potential outsourcing by Disney for Marvel Comics. 12:52 Comic book shops may be inflating sales numbers to Disney, Marvel Comics is hiring for a publishing operations analyst with concerns about potential outsourcing and decreased page rates for artists. 15:38 Comic book shops are not making a comeback due to the shift towards digital media and concerns about Marvel Comics' profitability. 18:03 Comic book shops are struggling and need a major overhaul to survive. About Us: Clownfish TV is an independent, opinionated news and commentary channel that covers Entertainment and Tech from a consumer's point of view. We talk about Gaming, Comics, Anime, TV, Movies, Animation and more. Hosted by Kneon and Geeky Sparkles. Disclaimer: This series is produced by Clownfish Studios and WebReef Media, and is part of ClownfishTV.com. Opinions expressed by our contributors do not necessarily reflect the views of our guests, affiliates, sponsors, or advertisers. ClownfishTV.com is an unofficial news source and has no connection to any company that we may cover. This channel and website and the content made available through this site are for educational, entertainment and informational purposes only. These so-called “fair uses” are permitted even if the use of the work would otherwise be infringing. #ComicBooks #Marvel #Comics #News #Commentary #Reaction #Podcast #Comedy #Entertainment #Hollywood #PopCulture #Tech

The episode you've been waiting for is here. Comedy genius and nice dude Nick Kroll blesses the Fartvan! The Jons get down to the REAL RED MEAT of LA: The Sunset Strip. The only Zankou, Guitar Center, and whatever is now where Meltdown Comics once lived. Nick dishes with the Jons on his favorite drive, and then the Jons take him there and they drive the drive! Hell yeah! Frequent Kroll collaborator Jon D vibes with Nick on Kroll Show and skin care, and Frequent Kroll friend Tall Jon navigates an Arby's drive-thru like a Tall Kyle Busch, buying Nick and Jon D Mochocka shakes (sp?) that they sip till nothing's left, which is the sole direction turned on this podcast!

In this classic episode, Karen and Chris give the witty and charming Sara Schaefer a ride to Meltdown Comics in LA! No spoiler that this episode is chock full of goodness. Sara regales our hosts with the plot holes of 50 Shades of Grey, but she also might want to wear your skin. Get ready to learn the finer points of stance practice, flower play, and Ted Talks.Follow DYNAR:https://www.instagram.com/dynarpodcast/ https://twitter.com/DynarPodcast https://www.facebook.com/dynarpodcast/ Buy Merch! https://www.exactlyrightmedia.com/merchFollow Sara Schaefer:https://www.instagram.com/saraschaefer1/ https://twitter.com/saraschaefer1See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, this is what's important: Kyle's birthday celebrations, losing Adam to tech issues, Blake's hair, Weird Al, Meltdown Comics, Guillermo Del Toro films, David The Gnome, Bob Saget, and more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“My name is Gabriel Valentin and when it comes to comics and video games, I am a hopeless romantic. I'm talking rose petals on the bed, champagne in the ice bucket and of course a little bit of mood lighting before I stock up on potions and head into the next dungeon. My deepest passions have forever been music and storytelling. I've spent over a decade touring, working with writers and assisting music producers in their recording sessions. In 2014 I decided to unite my loves of music and storytelling together, to create the live art show known as Digital Lizards Of Doom. It has and always will be a love letter to the sci-fi/fantasy genre. At every D.L.O.D. performance I feature silly songs that build upon the world of the two main characters, a heroic lizard named Dizzy Doom and an evil robot named Commander E.K.O. Within the first year of D.L.O.D.'s conception, I had completed three national tours, was showcased on six different cable networks, secured a record deal with Noize Cartel Records and was asked to create a pop culture YouTube series for Meltdown Comics and Collectibles, a noted Hollywood comic store. Having the chance to work with Meltdown only added fuel to my passion for the arts and gave me the ingredients needed to feed my hunger for all things nerdy. I have helped develop entertainment for channels like Nerdist, SYFY, SPIKE TV, Warner Bros and Nintendo. With all of the relationships that I have made in the entertainment industry, I sincerely believe I have the ability to work in any environment of the entertainment world, so lets get together and write another sappy love letter to all things wonderful and exciting.”

Steven Prince makes his return to the Hall H Show and talks to host, Aaron Nabus about his comic book, Monster Matador: Tango of the Matadors (now on Kickstarter until May 5 2021), Meltdown Comics, Chow Yun Fat, Elvis Presley, and so much more!

Is it affecting your relationship? Could you, or someone you know, actually have a sex addiction? Dr. Eris and Natasha get into a deep discussion about one of the hardest addictions to affect relationships in the final part of this 3-part series. They discuss what might be lying underneath, when you’ve crossed the line, and how to open up communication. Is there help? What do you do if you’re a partner of a sex addict? Is getting a happy ending massage considered cheating? All these questions and more answered in this important episode of Kinda Dating, presented by Meltdown Comics. GET EXCLUSIVE KINDA DATING MERCH HERE: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/kinda-dating?ref_id=15658 Email us your thoughts at kindadating@gmail.com Follow Kinda Dating: www.instagram.com/kindadating www.facebook.com/kindadating www.twitter.com/kindadating Follow Natasha Chandel: www.instagram.com/natashachandel www.facebook.com/natashachandelofficial www.twitter.com/natashachandelofficial Follow Aisha Holden: www.instagram.com/aishasaysdance www.facebook.com/aishasaysdance www.twitter.com/aishasaysdance Follow Dr. Eris Huemer Facebook: @dreris, @divorcedoctor Twitter: @doctoreris Instagram: @dreris Website: http://secondchancecounseling.com/ Audio Engineer: Mason Booker. Associate Producer: Aisha Holden. Theme Music: Joe Lorenzetti. Logo: Jenna Yenik. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Conan premiered on TBS ten years ago this month. With Conan O'Brien's announcement that the series would end next year, what better time to revisit this conversation with the Conan writing staff from 2016? Originally recorded April 14, 2016 at the Nerdist Theater at Meltdown Comics. LISTEN TO THE WRITERS PANEL AD-FREE ON FOREVER DOG PLUS: https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/plus CONNECT W/ BEN BLACKER & THE WRITER'S PANEL ON SOCIAL MEDIA  https://twitter.com/BENBLACKER https://www.facebook.com/TVWritersPanel THE WRITER'S PANEL IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST  https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/the-writers-panel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comedian Paige Weldon grew up in the shadow of LA in Temecula, California, and recalls watching stand up comedy on Comedy Central... Tivo recordings of Gabriel Iglesias and Mitch Hedberg and others... over and over again. She eventually made her way to UCLA and started doing the open mic at Meltdown Comics on Sunset… and one thing led to another. And Paige’s mom and dad have always been there for her, and been super supportive. And they’re fans of comedy, too. paigeweldon.com, instagram.com/peoplewelovepodcast, instagram.com/adamchoit  

Now that the '20s are roaring forward, we thought we'd take a look back on the previous decade to reflect on the buildings and businesses we lost during the 2010s.  Relive the memories that are too soon to relive from places like the Buggy Whip, the LA Sports Arena and Meltdown Comics.

Our third Hall H Show podcast from San Diego Comic-Con 2019 (listen to our two previous SDCC 2019 episodes with comic book, art and graphic design educator, Michael Dooley and cosplayer and podcaster, Tim Ludy) features television writer and script coordinator, Karla Nappi. Karla joined host, Aaron Nabus and talked about her comic book, Duplicant, Meltdown Comics, her (and her father's) love for Indiana Jones, what TV show she would like to write for, and more! If you believe in our mission to be “The Voice of Independent Creators,” we would appreciate a rating and a comment on iTunes. And please spread the word on social media using the hashtag, #HallHshow! Peace...cheers...and please make it a point to visit Artists Alley and Small Press at all the conventions you plan on going to this year!

Aristotle and I met at the gone, but not forgotten, Meltdown Comics. It was surreal being in a room where so many incredible conversations have been had. Hope this one holds up! We chat about the comfort in knowing what you're doing at a day job vs the constant change when venturing down THE PATH. Follow him on instagram and twitter @aristacos and keep up with all the awesome podcasts he produces! Spam him until he's convinced to pick up his drum sticks and play drums again! Maybe pick up your own sticks and get On With Life!

At WonderCon 2019, I was originally supposed to talk with my good friend and multiple guest of the show, screenwriter and comic book creator, Rylend Grant to talk about the second arc of his current comic book, Aberrant and his new one, called Banjax, both of which are published by Action Lab. It was a welcome surprise to see Steven Prince, the writer, artist and creator of Rylend's favorite comic book, Monster Matador, show up to the podcast too with Rylend! Turns out, they collaborated on something called Tales From the World of Monster Matador. It was an interesting conversation, hearing about how Steven is more of an improvisational writer whereas Rylend is more structured, but they were still able to find a unified voice. We also talk about building a fanbase, different approaches to comic publishing, the importance of the Meltdown Comics community and more! ~Aaron

Rylend Grant, Jeff Leeds, Steven Prince, Mike Levine, David Schrader, and the Jim Higgins sit down with Matt to talk about their time at the legendary Meltdown Comics. They talk about their, experiences, and inspirations from this iconic LA comic shop.

@HayleyTerris  Hayley Terris is a writer and producer, known for In Therapy (2012), The Handlers (2011) and Reward If Found (2016). @JackZullo   Jack is an actor, writer, indie filmmaker, playwright, producer, burner, world party tourist, poet, lover, dog, & brother. http://jackzullo.com  @LisaLaureta  Engaging audiences by mixing character work, storytelling and classic stand up techniques, Lisa Laureta has performed her original written stand up, group and solo sketch at many venues around the country including Comedy Central Stage, UCB LA, The Nerdist Showroom at Meltdown Comics, The Laugh Factory, The Hollywood Improv, The Second City, iO Chicago, iO West, Zanies, Chicago Underground Comedy, The Annoyance and The Lincoln Lodge. Lisa's stand up was featured on the Oprah Winfrey Network's "My Life is a Joke,” a television show which she was a main cast member of. Her improv skills have been featured on VH1, and other material and performances have been featured on Funny or Die, Vimeo and Youtube.  http://www.LisaLaureta.com 

For the 13th episode of season 4, your fearless triad – Courtney Kocak, Sofiya Alexandra & Dave Rankin – is thrilled to welcome the hosts of the HowStuffWorks podcast Ethnically Ambiguous Anna Hossnieh & Shereen Lani Younes to talk about the complexities of growing up with Iranian-American & Syrian-American identities (respectively). We go deep into what it’s like to grow up with strict, immigrant parents, the inexplicable ways of Anna’s Zumba instructor cousin, Anna meeting her surfer bro boyfriend at Meltdown Comics, IRL implications of the travel ban, tattoos, coming out, what NOT to say to someone during a breakup, what’s up with exes who still watch your IG stories (!!!), the temptation to rewrite history after things end badly, Arabic analogies for explaining sex to kids, putting virginity on a pedestal, parents around the world just don’t understand, covering your hair, gender-based power inequities in the Middle East & crying while tripping – plus, our reaction to the Blasey Ford/Kavanaugh hearing (literally day of). This episode is brought to you by Motorbunny. Visit motorbunny.com & use code REALITY to save $50 on either the starter kit or the Motorbunny LINK bundle.  For more Anna & Shereen: Listen to their podcast Ethnically Ambiguous Follow Anna on Twitter @annahossnieh Follow Shereen on Twitter @shereenwhy If you love this episode, please leave us a 5-star rating & sexy review! xo

In this, the first episode since the CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS that was Meltdown Comics' closure, Eric sits down with the mighty Arvind Ethan David (Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, Jagged Little Pill The Musical) to talk 1986's THE MAN OF STEEL, by John Byrne!  Topics include: Douglas Adams, being an American immigrant, and how 1980's politics shaped John Byrne's re-interpretation of the world's greatest hero! This Week's Guest: Arvind Ethan David TW/IG: @ArvD Follow Eric Esquivel! TW:@ericmesquivel Hosted by Eric M. Esquivel (https://twitter.com/ericmesquivel) Produced and engineered by Makenzie Mizell Music by Makenzie Mizell (https://www.makenziemizell.com/) Logo by Spencer Brinkeroff III (https://www.facebook.com/spencerB3/)

Today's episode of the podcast is a special episode. This is the audio from the NerdMelt Farewell interviews I filmed last month.  I had so many incredible people join me for this. On this episode you will hear: Matt Mira, Sarah Silverman, April Richardson, Kyle Clark, Hannah Kyle Crichton, Beowulf Jones, Zac Mckeever, Danielle Kramer, Aaron Baker, Nolan Fabricius, Julia Prescott, Samee Junio, Caitlin Durante, Matt Burnside, Jenny Chalikian, Ed Salazar, Aristotle Acevedo, Katie Levine, and Dave Kloc. The Nerdist Showroom at Meltdown Comics was a place comics across Los Angeles called home. Fans came in from around the country to see shows at NerdMelt and shop at Meltdown Comics. On March 30th, 2018, the place we called home came to a close. So many incredible people had a part in making this place magical since it first opened as NerdMelt on April 2, 2011. We found out 9 days before closing that we were in our last week of shows. I spent 5 of those days reaching out to everybody I possibly could to sit down and share their memories with me for this video. I was amazed at how eager everybody was to be a part of this. A huge thanks to every comedian and member of the NerdMelt family that took the time to rush over to NerdMelt in the final days to film this with me. You can watch the fill video on the website www.onthemicpodcast.com or on YouTube.  We miss you NerdMelt and Meltdown Comics.  Thanks for the memories. Enjoy the episode.   

On today's episode, Austin and I sat down and caught up on what we have been doing for the last month.  When we recorded this episode, Austin was getting ready to head back to Salt Lake City for the premier of "Trek" which is in theaters now. So if you're in Utah, get out there and support Austin and this film.  On the episode we talked about Austin's premier prep and going to Utah, NerdMelt and Meltdown Comics closing, Tim's Buzzfeed video release, McDonald's treating people terribly, Bill Hader almost dying from almond milk, and so much more.  It's always great to catch up with Austin when our schedules get busy. If you're in Salt Lake City, get out and see "Trek" and stay tuned for a lot of fun projects that both of us have going on. Follow us on the social media sites at www.onthemicpodcast.com Enjoy the episode!

In a new episode of Comic Book Shopping, we’re joined by Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 star Michael Rooker to talk about his work on the sequel, his career, his love of comics, and more. If you like comics and celebrity interviews, this is your show. Each week we’re joined by a new guest, who hits up a local comic book shop with host Jon Schnepp and peruses the wares while also discussing their career, upcoming projects, and of course their favorite comic books. In this week’s episode, Schnepp and Rooker head to Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles and engage in a wide-ranging conversation that covers everything from his love of The Hulk to his knife-throwing skills to the making of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. Rooker talks about how technological advances in filmmaking have made comic book adaptations better, recounting some experiences on the set of the Marvel movies working against a blue screen. The actor also reveals how he originally couldn’t take the role of Yondu due to his Walking Dead commitments, but he got the call that his character was being killed off just in time to make the Guardians of the Galaxy schedule work. Rooker also discusses why director James Gunn told him not to pay attention to the comics, talks about Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2 and his now-famous “Mary Poppins” line, and of course engages in plenty of comics-centric conversation with Schnepp. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is now available on Blu-ray, 4K, DVD, and Digital HD.Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ColliderVideoFollow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/ColliderVideoFollow us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/colliderdotcom

Aaron and Uncle have a harder time than usual understanding one another. That doesn't stop them from doing their broadcast thing.  topics include: Skype interviews, strink and steak, dollar store beer review, Tap Room 21 Copper Lager, Broad Museum, art, Los Angeles, Meltdown Comics shutting down, strip clubs, lots of shout outs, new format of The Listening Party Podcast, Patreon, Snapchat, Facebook going down

Welcome to the place where I get to let my geek flag fly /and talk about all things geek. Basically a fuzzy guide to life, the universe, and everything but mostly geek stuff. This is where I look into the world of geekdom and some geek news, comics, The Simpsons, Star Wars, and whatever randomness finds its way onto the recording. This level of the podcast includes a quick memorium for my friend Shaun Lewis, superhero ice cream, a Ridley Scott adaptation of the Queen & Country comic book, Scott Eastwood and Tom Payne want to play Wolverine, Scarlett Johansson wants the Black Widow movie to explore her independence, Luke Cage showrunners cast veteran actress Annabella Sciorra as the villain for Season 2, Daniel Bruhl wants to return as Baron Zemo, Tommy Wiseau Joker video, Marvel Land announced for Disney’s California Adventure, Legends of Tomorrow’ casts Constantine as a series regular for Season 4, the new Cloak & Dagger trailer, Captain Marvel has finally started shooting in LA after a one month delay, Maroni crime family may appear in Titans, Venom might not be seen much until the last few minutes of the movie, THR re: Deadpool 2 test screening and reshoots, James Gunn says Infinity War is "incredible wow" on Twitter, Meltdown Comics in Hollywood closing, Captain Marvel will have Korath, Ronan, and Phil Coulson, Tessa Thompson joins Chris Hemsworth in Sony’s Men in Black reboot, Henry Cavill does a video saying goodbye to his mustache online, Chris Evans confirms he will be hanging up his Captain America shield, Astro City is becoming a TV series for Freemantle, Aquaman doing pickups with Dolph Lundgren as King Nereus, Ready Player One scribe Zak Penn to adapt ROM the Space Knight, X-Men Dark Phoenix and New Mutants releases moved to 2019, Batman Ninja had a screening at Wondercon with positive reviews, Death of Superman & Reign of the Supermen animated movies, James Wan pitching an adaptation of Stephen King’s Tommyknockers, the Westworld Season 2 Trailer, Narcos star Pedro Pascal kands key role in Wonder Woman sequel, Agents of SHIELD cast optimistic about another season, Marvel Universe will have Fantastic Four comics again, Colin Treverrow to return to direct Jurassic World 3, and Geek Movie Reviews for Pacific Rim 2 and Ready Player One. TV reviews include Legends of Tomorrow, The Flash, Black Lightning, Gotha, and Jessica Jones. Comic reviews include the Avengers vs X-Men Collected Trade, Swamp Thing Winter Special, Secret Empire # 9-10, and Omega, and The World of Krypton Issue 1. We finish with Star Wars and Season 2 of Forces of Destiny including 8 new videos plus the Chewie and the Porgs book. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/laugh-it-up-fuzzball/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laugh-it-up-fuzzball/support

The final episode of March is also the final episode while Meltdown comics exists. What a place it was!  In this episode Eli and Manus reminisce about Meltdown and then go take one final dig into the back issue bins at Meltdown. We talk to Adam Parker, the former Book manager at Meltdown about how hard his job was and what Meltdown meant to his life.  It gets emotional man.   New books this week are our deep digs from Meltdowns 50% off sale and then a few books from WonderCon.  Grendel, Dark Horse Presents, Oni Double features and Machine Man for Eli, Mr Majestic for Manus.  We also premier Manus' and Leon Makes Waves new song "Lava" . Check it out also on Spotify and Apple Music!  Viva Meltdown!!   

Iron Man #55 (1973)We take on an actual CLASSIC comic with significant events and debuts that still manages to be stupid with IRON MAN from 1973. Thanos is here for the first time as is Drax and Starfox and all the other cosmic goobers you’ve grown to love. Still though, its a ridiculous book as Tony gets a wicked migraine and gets beat up in his office by two Monchhichis on steroids. He ends up hung over at Thanos’s place in the American Southwest where Bobby Flay’s making egg rolls while Drax is all tied up trying to figure out why his eyebrows are growing into his eyeballs like some horrific Martin Scorsese mutation.We also take a moment to pay tribute to the mighty Meltdown Comics here in LA, shutting its doors after twenty-plus years of cultural awesomeness.Please rate, review, subscribe and tell a friend!Email the podcast at worstcollectionever@gmail.comContinue the conversation on Twitter @angryheroshawn and @JenStansfield

This week on Super Skull we dig deep into Comics Gate, pay tribute to Meltdown Comics, and review the Walmart exclusive "Fog of Love". Our Breezy Big Picks this week were:- Daredevil #600- The Lost Path by Amelie FlechaisLink Dump!- What Is Comicsgate?

Steve Levy, executive producer for Starburns Industries, joins Eric on the FINAL episode of SuperFriends to talk Meltdown Comics' closure, his work on Harmontown and Ricking Morty-- and his love for iCarly!  Also: Rick and Morty season four spoilers (kind of)! Meltdown may be closed. The podcast may be over. But the battle for "Truth, Justice, and The American Way" is never-ending. Keep up the fight, Super Friends. This Week's Guest: Steve Levy TW/IG: @slevy79 Follow Eric Esquivel! TW:@ericmesquivel Hosted by Eric M. Esquivel (https://twitter.com/ericmesquivel) Produced and engineered by Makenzie Mizell Music by Makenzie Mizell (https://www.makenziemizell.com/) Logo by Spencer Brinkeroff III (https://www.facebook.com/spencerB3/

This week Alison goes full Sassy Cat as we talk about Meltdown Comics closing, Bob Uecker getting bit and cars driving issues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the March 22, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by Weekend Editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson and writer Chris Evangelista to talk about Steven Spielberg, Cryptocurrency movie funding, Meltdown Comics, 4DX x ScreenX, Avengers 4, and Men in Black. And in The Mailbag, we answer a question about the future of physical movie media.   You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Play, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (here is the RSS URL if you need it).   In the News: Steven Spielberg: Netflix Movies ‘Deserve an Emmy, But Not an Oscar'; Here's Why He's Wrong Is Cryptocurrency a Viable Fundraising Option For Hollywood? Meltdown Comics is Closing, but Will Remain a Bastion of Pop Culture and Comedy 4DX to Add Projection Screens on the Walls to Make Going to the Movies Even Worse Chris Evans is Officially Leaving Marvel After ‘Avengers 4' ‘Men in Black' Reboot Reteams ‘Thor: Ragnarok' Warrior Tessa Thompson with Chris Hemsworth   In the Mailbag: Mark Bothwell from London writes in: “I am a guy who has a huge collection of movies on Blu-ray, and has to-date shunned digital downloads - although obviously I stream films when convenient. My question is how long do you think the studios will remain committed to producing physical media? Are they in a hurry to make us all use only digital, or does having both suit them? My concern is that when they discs stop being manufactured then the players will stop being updated/improved, too - and then my library will be on borrowed time. I live in the UK and we don't have Movies Anywhere to make a digital collection a coherent alternative, or a credible service to digitise already owned discs.  Just wondered what you guys thought, or knew, of the studios' intentions long term.”   Other posts referenced in this episode /Filmcast Ep. 278 – Transformers: Age of Extinction Netflix Abandons the Idea of Gamifying Binging For Kids; Here's How They Could Use That Tech Instead Shout! Factory Acquires Roger Corman's Library of 270 B-Movies   All the other stuff you need to know:   You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today's show at slashfilm.com, and linked in the show notes.   /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com.   You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Play, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS).   Please feel free to send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air.   Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word!   Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

Doug talks about last night, this weekend, and the closing of Meltdown Comics.

Justin Foster is a nationally-touring comedian and host of Foster the Podcast with a new album called “Dangerless.” We talk my getting mad at him for getting sober, having time to learn new things in sobriety and the humbling experience of starting comedy over in LA after headlining in Dallas. Presented by Meltdown Comics! This Week’s Guest: Justin Foster IG, TW: @justincomic Follow Kasey! TW: @KaseyKoop IG: @KaseyKoop Creator and Host: Kasey Koop. Producer and Audio Engineer: Makenzie Mizell. Theme Music: Kraig Tyler

Scott Witman turned his back on the entertainment biz to embark on a spiritual journey. His travel blog Seek the Gurus catalogues the trials and tribulations of travel in the mystical (and sometimes dangerous) third world. On this episode, we trace Scott's adventures from Cusco to Bali, and Cairo to Chiang Mai–and Matt's recent trip to Thailand. All on Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy, brought to you by Meltdown Comics and Gallery 30 South. Scott Witman Instagram/Twitter: @SeekTheGurus Follow Pod Sequentialism! Twitter: @PodSeq Facebook: @PodSeq T-shirts: https://www.teepublic.com/user/meltdownnetwork Host and Creator: Matt Kennedy Producer and Engineer: Makenzie Mizell Theme music “Rumble” provided by www.Bensound.com

Zara Lisbon is a sober novelist and writer for Hellogiggles. We talk falling in love with alcohol, having body image issues at 12, the mixed messages about women that don’t allow us to win, her Young Adult thriller series, fiction’s value, being a channel for God in our writing, Lana Del Rey and trusting yourself. Presented by Meltdown Comics! This Week’s Guest: Zara Lisbon IG: @z_list_celeb TW: @zaralisbon Follow Kasey! TW: @KaseyKoop IG: @KaseyKoop Creator and Host: Kasey Koop. Producer and Audio Engineer: Makenzie Mizell. Theme Music: Kraig Tyler

The changes keep a-coming! Makenzie Mizell is the new engineer for most of the shows on the Meltdown Network, so join Matt in a casual chat about fandom from the female perspective on this fun episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy. Presented by Meltdown Comics and Gallery 30 South! Makenzie Mizell Instagram: @makenziemizell Follow Pod Sequentialism! Twitter: @PodSeq Facebook: @PodSeq T-shirts: https://www.teepublic.com/user/meltdownnetwork Host and Creator: Matt Kennedy Producer and Engineer: Makenzie Mizell Theme music “Rumble” provided by www.Bensound.com

Captain Jack (@JackHeartless) is back with a special bonus episode, as he interviews Ted from the vintage pro wrestling merch website and Instagram, (@wrestling4sale). They talk about his early memories as a fan, what drew him to collecting and selling vintage merchandise from WWF, WCW and more, and the holy grail items in his impressive personal treasury. They also drop the details on the Wrestling4Sale Pop Up Shop on October 21-22, only at Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles, and why everyone should try and stop in; if you've ever wanted to set foot in a store with wall-to-wall wrestling merchandise, this is the event for you. Bring your wallets, maaaan! Opening theme by Lemi and the Captain. Closing theme by Mega Ran (@MegaRan) & Lynx Kinetic (@kinetic1977).

Whose whiny voice will get on your nerves first? Tom Holland from SPIDERMAN: HOMECOMING, or Robert and Ira on the latest episode of Moneyshot Podcast. The only way to know is to listen to both. Join the boys as they invite back guest Mason Booker from Meltdown Comics to discuss the latest Marvel universe entry and also reveal their Top 5 high school movies. Listen for free through iTunes, Stitcher, or GooglePlay. You haven't had this much fun since you were jerkin' it to Mary Jane Rotten-Crotch.

Gil is joined by Jamie Iovine (DJ, Wrestling Sheet Radio, CRO of Meltdown Comics)!

Meltdown Presents: The Disney Click: #21: A Little Evil Will Do You Good Some argue that a fantastic villain can make or break a movie... Disney films are no exception. Join your hosts as they rank their favorite Disney animated evil-doers, recognizing that a little bad can go a long way. Then Rick and Briers take a look at what Walt Disney World was like 25 years ago in their first flashback episode. A lot has certainly changed, but the magic still remains. FOLLOW us on Twitter @TheDisneyClick and Instagram at TheDisneyClick. Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, AudioBoom and YouTube: The Disney Click and Meltdown Comics. We'd love to hear from you! Join the discussion: @thedisneyclick on Twitter TheDisneyClick on Instagram Subscribe to Meltdown Comics' YouTube channel and iTunes page to get our latest updates. Produced by Terri Lubaroff and Mason Booker. Engineered by Mason Booker Theme music: "King of the Swingers" performed by the Swing Ninjas www.freemusicarchive.org Break Music: "Jazzy Frenchy" www.bensound.com End Credit Music: "Dill Pickles" perfomed by the "Heftone Banjo Orchestra" www.freemusicarchive.org Logo design by Hannah Nance Partlow, hannahnance.com.

Meltdown Presents: The Disney Click: #20 Sensational Sidekicks! In this episode Rick and Briers pay homage to those little-celebrated movie characters who bring moxie, humor and heart to a film: the sidekick. Come celebrate our heroes' best friends! Then go deep about The Haunted Mansion and finish of with some of their favorite films from childhood. It's all Disney all the time! Join the conversation by tweeting us @TheDisneyClick or follow us on Instagram at TheDisneyClick. Subscribe at TheDisneyClick on iTunes or AudioBoom. Subscribe to Meltdown Comics and Collectibles Channel on YouTube. We'd love to hear from you Join the discussion: @thedisneyclick on Twitter TheDisneyClick on Instagram Subscribe to Meltdown Comics' YouTube channel and iTunes page to get our latest updates. Produced by Terri Lubaroff and Mason Booker. Engineered by Mason Booker Theme music: "King of the Swingers" performed by the Swing Ninjas www.freemusicarchive.org Break Music: "Jazzy Frenchy" www.bensound.com End Credit Music: "Dill Pickles" perfomed by the "Heftone Banjo Orchestra" www.freemusicarchive.org Logo design by Hannah Nance Partlow, hannahnance.com.

Meltdown Presents: The Disney Click: #19: Gone But Not Forgotten Attractions come and go, but our memories live forever. On this week's episode, Rick and Briers discuss the attractions, rides and shows that may be gone, but won't easily be forgotten. And, to celebrate Walt Disney's recent birthday, both hosts undergo a quiz about all things Disney. Come learn new things about your happiest place on earth while we celebrate Disney history! Join the conversation by tweeting us @TheDisneyClick or follow us on Instagram at TheDisneyClick. Subscribe at TheDisneyClick on iTunes or AudioBoom. Subscribe to Meltdown Comics and Collectibles Channel on YouTube. We'd love to hear from you Join the discussion: @thedisneyclick on Twitter TheDisneyClick on Instagram Subscribe to Meltdown Comics' YouTube channel and iTunes page to get our latest updates. Produced by Terri Lubaroff and Mason Booker. Engineered by Mason Booker Theme music: "King of the Swingers" performed by the Swing Ninjas www.freemusicarchive.org Break Music: "Jazzy Frenchy" www.bensound.com End Credit Music: "Dill Pickles" perfomed by the "Heftone Banjo Orchestra" www.freemusicarchive.org Logo design by Hannah Nance Partlow, hannahnance.com.

Meltdown Presents: The Disney Click: #18: King of the Singers In this special music episode, Rick and Briers rank the emotional, uplifting and catchy music that elevates Disney animated movies from simple children's fairy tales to all-ages, classic storytelling.  Do modern songs from recent films hold up to the innovative compositions from the past?  Briers also quizzes Rick on Disneyland facts to test his knowledge about the park that Walt built.  Does he know his stuff? Join us to test your own knowledge.   FOLLOW us on Twitter @TheDisneyClick and Instagram at TheDisneyClick. Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, AudioBoom and YouTube: The Disney Click and Meltdown Comics. We'd love to hear from you! Join the discussion: @thedisneyclick on Twitter TheDisneyClick on Instagram Subscribe to Meltdown Comics' YouTube channel and iTunes page to get our latest updates. Produced by Terri Lubaroff and Mason Booker. Engineered by Mason Booker Theme music: "King of the Swingers" performed by the Swing Ninjas www.freemusicarchive.org Break Music: "Jazzy Frenchy" www.bensound.com End Credit Music: "Dill Pickles" perfomed by the "Heftone Banjo Orchestra" www.freemusicarchive.org Logo design by Hannah Nance Partlow, hannahnance.com.

Meltdown Presents: The Disney Click: #17: The Good Pixar Episode In celebration of Pixar's 16th feature film The Good Dinosaur, Rick and Briers rank and discuss films that came before. Tune in and find out where they rank such Pixar classics as A Bug's Life, Wall-E and Toy Story. One host's classic may be the other's clunker. Like us? Subscribe to Meltdown Comics's YouTube Channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyhI2WLd29KB7vAMEfX4Pnw and follow us @DisneyClick on Twitter and TheDisneyClick on Instagram. Join the discussion: @thedisneyclick on Twitter TheDisneyClick on Instagram Subscribe to Meltdown Comics' YouTube channel and iTunes page to get our latest updates. Produced by Terri Lubaroff and Mason Booker. Engineered by Mason Booker Theme music: "King of the Swingers" performed by the Swing Ninjas www.freemusicarchive.org Break Music: "Jazzy Frenchy" www.bensound.com End Credit Music: "Dill Pickles" perfomed by the "Heftone Banjo Orchestra" www.freemusicarchive.org Logo design by Hannah Nance Partlow, hannahnance.com.

Meltdown Presents: The Disney Click: #16: Disney Princesses: Kind, Beautiful and Dangerous? Disney princesses deliver little girls everywhere "happily ever after" dreams, but many parents feel they are really poor role models. Join Rick and Briers in this heated debate about the role Disney princesses have in childhood and in broader culture.  Also, on the Disney List, we discuss which Walt Disney World ride we'd wait the longest for as we rank our favorite rides across the Florida parks. Join the discussion: @TheDisneyClick on Twitter TheDisneyClick on Instagram Subscribe to Meltdown Comics' YouTube channel and iTunes page to get our latest updates. Produced by Terri Lubaroff and Mason Booker. Engineered by Mason Booker Theme music: "King of the Swingers" performed by the Swing Ninjas www.freemusicarchive.org Break Music: "Jazzy Frenchy" www.bensound.com End Credit Music: "Dill Pickles" perfomed by the "Heftone Banjo Orchestra" www.freemusicarchive.org Logo design by Hannah Nance Partlow, hannahnance.com.

Eddie Cordova, who works at the pop up shop Phat Collectibles within Meltdown Comics, chats with Gil about what Phat Collectibles does, organizing nerdy events and playing video games!

This week, our guest is comic book artist and graphic designer, Meaghan O'Keefe. We talk about freelance artistry, the film industry, comic book art, the artistic process, horror films, As Above So Below, special effects prosthetics, Rick Baker, the haunted attraction industry, The Hunger, Star Wars, Key & Peele, Meltdown Comics, amateur theatre, Paul F. Tompkins, The Killers, early punk rock, Clive Barker, and Doctor Who.

It's The Mutant Season live from Meltdown Comics! Gil hosts guests Tom Wilson, Kumail Nanjiani, Matt Bennett and more!

Recorded live at The Nerdist Theater at Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles, CA on January 19th, 2013. Jon Hamm, Kate Micucci, and Andy Wood compete.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Live from the Nerdmelt Theater at Meltdown Comics in L.A., Doug welcomes Nerdist Chris Harwick, and from the new movie "Hit and Run," Dax Shepard, Jess Rowland, and Steve Agee....See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's Previews time baby! Horrorwood artist Brent Schoonover joins us to let us in on how to get a free sketch with the purchase of the Horrorwood trade. We also start a new segment where we check in with a comic shop and find out what sells for them. In this episode we talk to Matt Gagnon from Meltdown Comics in LA. (1:49:06)