Podcasts about mercenary sea

New episode! TJ 210 - Interview with Artist Mathew "Mac Rey" Reynolds. NEATO! Youtube (with us on video and extra images): https://youtu.be/ziuz8_HWJlk Audio Only Podcast (with better sound) at normal Podcatchers, links at https://talkingjoe.co.uk/ Following on from our recent deep dive into the Larry Hama written comic "Spy Hunter and Paper Boy" Mark and Tim Finn took some time to catch up with the artist of the book (and G.I. Joe fan) artist Mathew "Mac Rey" Reynolds. Mathew Mac Rey Reynolds We talk about discovering G.I. Joe as a kid back in 1982, the influence that it has had, early life, comics, art and breaking in to comics. We discuss his big comics projects to date: Vic Falcon (the creator owned project he developed with Larry Hama), Mercenary Sea, Ruff & Reddy, Spy Hunter & Paper Boy, and speculate at the possibility of G.I. Joe in his future.

Talking Joe 209 - Spy Hunter & Paper Boy review - For Cobra Convergence 7 - The Best Hama Joe comic you've never heard of! Its the annual fan Cobra Convergence 7 where across the month Joe fan creators share new content! And the loose theme this year is spies, so what better tie in than to look at an unknown but GREAT comic from GI Joe Legend Larry Hama with the name SPYHUNTER in the tittle! Find out more about CC7 here: https://hcc788.com/ In this episode of next episode Mark and Tim are talking about what I am calling Larry Hama's best GI Joe comic that you have never heard of, Spy Hunter & Paper Boy, released May 2021. (Even if technically speaking it isn't GI Joe). Released May 2021, Spy Hunter & Paper Boy #1-6 (DC, $3.99 each): a "digital first" (but in reality digital only) comic arriving on DC's digital first channels including ComiXology, with all six issues released on the same day You can find the issues digitally on Amazon (formerly comiXology) link https://t.co/e4xMWUOT2x You can also find the issue in other places if you were to Google "spyhunter paperboy viewcomic" The series is written by Larry Hama with art by Mac Rey, and letters by Pat Brosseau and it features a crossover between two old video game franchises, Spy Hunter and Paper Boy. There are very few details publicly available about the book - all 6 issues were quietly released as "Digital first" in May 2021 without any sort of fanfare or publicity by DC. There was really nothing in the comic itself that explained what the series was or why it existed and never had a print release. This is some of the best GI Joe like work by Hama since his prime in the 80s at Marvel with some stunning art. You can read the series and listen or listen and then read it or just listen, whatever!. There are a few spoilers but we've tried not to go too heavy on details of plot. Mac Rey (artist) - Arkansas resident, Mathew “Mac Rey” Reynolds started out in comics back in the early days of Malibu on books like AIRMAN and THE PROTECTORS, more recently he has worked on THE MERCENARY SEA from Image Comics. And “The RUFF and REDDY SHOW” from DC comics. After working on a creator-owned project called VIC FALCON with G.I. JOE writer Larry Hama, they went on to work together on Spy Hunter & Paper Boy. Spy Hunter: a vehicular combat action game developed by Bally Midway and released for arcades in 1983. The object of the game is to drive down roads in the technologically advanced the fictitious G-6155 Interceptor car and destroy various enemy vehicles with a variety of onboard weapons. Paperboy is an arcade action game developed and published by Atari Games and Midway Games, and released in 1985. The player takes the role of a paperboy who delivers a fictional newspaper called The Daily Sun along a suburban street on his bicycle. The game was ported to many home systems beginning in 1986.

A petición de algunos de vosotros, dedicamos el programa exclusivamente a comentar y reseñar las últimas lecturas. Como lo teníamos algo de lado, le dedicamos todo un programa. Por orden, reseñamos esto: 1) Cómics: - Mercenary Sea. - Convergencia y Secret Wars. - Superman grapa. - Ojo de Halcón. - Superman, American Alien. - Las Meninas. - Hinterkind. - Outcast (Paria). - Flash. - Capucha Roja y los forajidos. - La caída de la casa West. - Black Science TPB 3. - Deadly Class TPB 3. - Locke & Key. 2) TV: Flash, Arrow, Supergirl, Jessica Jones.

'twas the night before Free Comic Book Day, when all through the shoppe, Jonathan and Carey were pocasting about the week. The signage was hung around the store, in the hopes that customers would be well aware. April had ended, it was May at last, and the Avengers are in theatres, and we all had a blast. Jonathan and Carey start rambling almost immediately, talk about items that that came into the store 04/29/2015, what is expected for 05/06/2015, and then talk around Avengers Age of Ultron spoiler free. Look for the full, spoiler filled review at a later date. The title that Jonathan couldn't remember at the time was Mercenary Sea, and to find the the ear worm that Josh is crushing to at the moment, search for "Hawkeye Sings About His Super Powers" on YouTube.

This month on Optic Blast:As per usual, The Optic Blast crew discusses the top news stories from Feb(and a little bit of March), review their favorite books, and generally goofs off. News:DC announce MORE lenticular covers?! Lena Dunham to write for Archie Comics! Eric Stephenson's speech at the comic retailer's convention!Sponsor:This episode is brought to you by Manga Studio! If you are an aspiring comic artist or illustrator you really should be using Manga Studio, there are a ton of great programs for creating digital art but Manga Studio is designed specifically for Comic Artists. GET ON IT. Link: Get Manga StudioReviews: Winter Soldier #1She-Hulk #1The Punisher #1Ms. Marvel #1Mercenary Sea #1Five Ghosts #9Opening Music:Stage 1 of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 by Shnabubula - http://shnabubula.bandcamp.com/

Jermaine, Stephen and Jay take a trip to the west coast and a galaxy far, far away to analyze the first full Guardians of the Galaxy trailer, educate Lord Retail on the cast of the new Fantastic Four movie reboot, and power through two weeks of Comics at the Table! Show Notes: "World Premiere of First Guardians of the Galaxy Trailer" at You Tube.com. "Fox's Fantastic Four Reboot: What The FF" at Comics Alliance.com. The outro song is Blue Swede's "Hooked on a Feeling". Comics at the Table - Undertow #1, A+X #17, Nova #13.NOW, New Warriors #1, Avengers World #3, Daredevil #36, She-Hulk #1, Winter Soldier Bitter March #1, Fuse #1, Mercenary Sea #1, Bunker #1 and the Joyners in 3D OGN.

Reviews: Fuse #1, Mercenary Sea #1, Royal Masters of War #1, She-Hulk #1, X-Force #1  Jimmy is back in NYC and has Emily Edwards back co-hosting. They chat a bit about his Jacksonville trip and Toy Fair toys. News includes: the podcast wife Erica Schultz is writing the comic book version of ABC's hit show Revenge, Peter Parker returns in Spider-Man Year One, Beware the Batman Blu-Ray/DVD will have unaired episodes, Greg Rucka to write Cyclops solo series at Marvel,  Star Wars: The Clone Wars will finish and air unaired episodes on Netflix and Jeffrey Brown has a new Star Wars book coming called Goodnight Darth Vader, As always, Listener Feedback, Top 3 and more. Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Thanks for listening!

In which the Off-Panelist cut the fat and the jawing and get down to business. Join the Scot, Sphinx, and Southener as they try to get Dick out of their heads, Dick Grayson that is, and carry on withe show. While Matt gabs over Gotham, Wieg squees at the Flash casting news. On this week's books John and Wieg talk about the new direction of the Batman title while Matt goes over a couple of strong number ones, Vertigo's The Royals and Image's Mercenary Sea. Also on the table is Marvel's new Winter Solider series. Meanwhile the Wieg grapples with the dilemma of book droppage with Justice League 3000. John rounds out the books with a review of self-published horror comic Golem by the UK's own Christopher Kent.Download Here!The Golem by Chris Kent

Batería de colecciones nuevas. - She-Hulk #1. Charles Soule y Javier Pulido. (Marvel). - The Bunker #1. Joshua Hale Fialkov y Joe Infurniari. (Oni Press). - The Royals: Masters of War #1 (de 6). Rob Williams y Simon Coleby. (Vértigo-DC). - The Fuse #1. Anthony Johnston y Justin Greenwood. (Image). - The Mercenary Sea #1. Kel Symmons y Matthew Reynolds. (Image). - X-Force #1. Simon Spurrier y Rock-He Kim. (Marvel).

Batería de colecciones nuevas. - She-Hulk #1. Charles Soule y Javier Pulido. (Marvel). - The Bunker #1. Joshua Hale Fialkov y Joe Infurniari. (Oni Press). - The Royals: Masters of War #1 (de 6). Rob Williams y Simon Coleby. (Vértigo-DC). - The Fuse #1. Anthony Johnston y Justin Greenwood. (Image). - The Mercenary Sea #1. Kel Symmons y Matthew Reynolds. (Image). - X-Force #1. Simon Spurrier y Rock-He Kim. (Marvel).

Russell and David interview 'The Mercenary Sea' writer Kel Symons. Then they are in the mix with Batman #28, Constantine #11, Superman/Wonder Woman #5, Justice League of America #12, Batgirl #28, Justice League 3000 #3, Thor: God of Thunder #19, All-New X-Men #23, Superior Spider-Man #27, Winter Soldier: The Bitter March #1, She-Hulk #1, Revolutionary War: Death's Head II #1, Star Wars #14, The Fuse #1, The Mercenary Sea #1, Manifest Destiny #4, The Walking Dead #121, Letter 44 #4, Eternal Warrior #6 and Harbinger #21. Next, they talk some news, discuss the latest episode of 'The Walking Dead', answer a listener question, and give their 'Best Bets' for next week.

It's time again for the Two Guys with PhDs to go through the monthly Previews catalog. This time around there are a number of noteworthy solicits to mention, including Fatima: The Blood Spinners, The White Suits #1, and Someplace Strange (from Dark Horse); The Royals #1 and Daytripper: Deluxe Edition (DC/Vertigo); Red Panda: The Mask of the Red Panda (IDW Publishing); The Fuse #1, The Revenger #1, and The Mercenary Sea #1 (Image Comics); Sanctuary (Slave Labor Graphics); A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (Bloomsbury); Turok: Dinosaur Hunter #1 (Dynamite Entertainment); Walt before Skeezix: 1919-1920 and the new printing of The Fixer (Drawn and Quarterly); Zero Hour and Other Stories, Insect Bath #1, and Cannon (Fantagraphics); The Bunker #1 (Oni Press); The Simon and Kirby Library: Horror (Titan Books); Tippy and the Night Parade (Toon Books); The Bojeffries Saga and Alone Forever (Top Shelf); and American Comic Book Chronicles: 1965-1969 (TwoMorrows Publishing). Also in this episode: Andy discusses the merits of buying local for his family dinner, and Derek shares a rabbit-induced trauma from his childhood.  Oh…and there's some good general comics talk.