Podcast appearances and mentions of michael cray

As a big fan of Grant Morrison and his book Aztec, our host was overjoyed to talk with the co creator of that character! N. Steven Harris, a two-time Eisner nominee and four-time Glyph Award winner, is known for Watson and Holmes (New Paradigm Studios) and co-creating Ajala: A Series of Adventures with Robert Garrett. With a career spanning over 20 years, he co-created Aztek: The Ultimate Man with Grant Morrison and Mark Millar for DC Comics. His credits include Batman: Officer Down, The Huntress, Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty, Generation X, X-Force, and Deadpool Annual '98. Recently, he has worked on Voltron, New Money, Solarman, and DC/Wildstorm's Michael Cray. His artwork has been showcased in galleries across the U.S. and Japan. Steven discusses comic art being in galleries, working with industry titans and designing Aztec: The Ultimate Man!Support the show

There is perhaps no greater asset for any filmmaker to possess than a mastery of the craft of screenwriting. And joining me today to discuss all things screenwriting, is none other than Bryan Hill - An incredibly accomplished & superbly talented writer who has worked not only in Film & Television, but in the world of comic books as well. Some highlights of Bryan's TV & Film career include: ASH vs. THE EVIL DEAD and TITANS, as well as comics like BATMAN AND THE OUTSIDERS, MICHAEL CRAY and AMERICAN CARNAGE. Currently, Bryan is developing a micro-budget feature of his own, which naturally made him a perfect guest for the show. Over the course of our discussion, Bryan details his early days in the business, how he honed his skills as a writer, what his process looks like now, why he chose to make the leap into independent content creation, and so much more. This is a must listen for any filmmaker out there looking to sharpen their writing abilities and tell better stories. For more content like this visit www.noamkroll.com

On this week's episode, Ronnie (@Ronbar316) has no internet, so Aaron (@AaronSBell) was going to have to go it solo. Instead, he was joined by a very special guest, and current writer of American Carnage, Bryan Edward Hill (@bryanedwardhill).  Of course they talk about current show favorite book American Carnage, but that's not all.  They cover the Top Cow book Postal.  They get into Michael Cray.  They talk writing for Titans.  There's a chance they get into some Detective Comics and an upcoming book as well.You can get in touch with the show @DC_Absolute or AbsoluteDCPodcast@gmail.comYou can support this show by visiting our merch store, or by leaving us an Apple Podcasts review.

Thanks to iFanboy Patrons, it's Talksplode time. Brian Edward Hill became quite prolific in comics over the past couple of years. After a long run on Top Cow's Postal, he started to get some jobs with the big two, including Michael Cray, Detective Comics, and Killmonger. Then there's his original Vertigo series, American Carnage. Plus, he's a series writer on the Titans TV series. He keeps busy is what we're saying. You can follow Bryan on Twitter. Total Running Time: 01:29:50 Music: “Writer's Cramp" Hüsker Dü Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, the boys discuss James Gunn joining the DCEU, the weird dialogue of "Detective Comics," and dig into the second part of 'The Witching Hour.' Plus, a bonus interview with James Tynion IV and Emanuela Lupacchino from NYCC.

This week, Bryan Edward Hill joins the show to talk about "Detective Comics," "Batman & the Outsiders," "Black Lightning/Hong Kong Phooey," "Michael Cray" and "American Carnage" with Dan and co-host Matthew Lazorwitz. Other topics include the will and the fist, going undercover on white supremacist message boards and how Batman came into Hill's life at a critical time.

Bryan Edward Hill is the guest on this week's episode of The Chauncey DeVega Show.  He is the writer of such comic books as the Batman Detective Comics series and also Michael Cray. His newest project is American Carnage which is forthcoming from Vertigo. In addition to writing comic books Bryan is also a TV writer whose credits include Ash vs. The Evil Dead.   On this week's show, Bryan and Chauncey discuss how being working class black folks impacted their life trajectories, questions of "representation" and opportunity in the business that is popular culture, and the art of storytelling. Bryan also shares some great stories about being attacked by one of the Wu-Tang Clan's hangers-on, living one's best life philosophy and principles, traveling around the world, and combating self-sabotage and impostor syndrome. And during this week's podcast Chauncey explains how Donald Trump's "white genocide" victimology narrative proves that he is, again, a white supremacist Santa Claus. Chauncey also refuses to offer a hagiography for the now late and departed Senator John McCain. Chauncey also ponders why the Catholic Church is not considered an ongoing criminal enterprise whose leaders should be in prison for protecting sick, monstrous, sexual predators who abuse children.

Chic@s, en este capítulo conversamos sobre que estamos leyendo. Creemos que esta sección puede quedar como permanente una vez al mes. Los cómic comentados en este video son: - Shinzen: "Batman Año 100" de Paul Pope y "Pama" de Daniel Fernández Leiva con Francisco Fernández Leiva. - Vicente: "Klaus" de Grant Morrison con Dan Mora; y "Superman Hombre de Acero" de Brian Michael Bendis. - Rodrigo: "Leñadoras" Tomo 1 de Noelle Stevenson, Brooke Allen y Grace Ellis; y "Wildcats" de Warren Ellis y Michael Cray. Bueno... también hablamos de muchas cosas mas, pero esos eran los temas principales Recuerda que tambien puedes escuchar nuestro #Podcast de #DevorandoComics en Ivoox, link https://cl.ivoox.com/es/27605145 No olviden visitarnos en: - web oficial www.devorandocomics.cl -Twitter https://twitter.com/dibujosshinzen - Instagram https://www.instagram.com/devorandocomics.cl -Facebook NO USAMOS La música de fondo corresponde a: Happy Life - Americana Volume One by Ryan Andersen is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.music-for-sync.com or contact artist via email. https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ryan_Andersen/Happy_Life_-_Americana_Volume_One/

datum: 24 juli gast: Jens "Mekanik" Lambrigts Mekanikcast nummer 2! We bespreken de nieuwe comics van juli 2018: Batman 50, Catwoman 1, De Titans TV reeks trailer, De Ant-man and The Wasp film, Magic Order 1, Captain America 1, Sentry 1, Cosmic Ghostrider 1, Superman 1, Farmhand 1, Amazing Spider-man 1, Tempest 1, Black Hops 1, Witchblade, Doctor Strange: Damnation, Spider-man: Family Business, MIchael Cray, Shaolin Cowboy, Sea of Love, The Thing / Human Torch, The Beef, Shipwreck, Rumble en hebben het over de dood van Steve Ditko...

Sceritz and Casj talk to one of the hardest working talents in the industry, Bryan Edward Hill, who has worked on Titans, Evil Dead, Postal, Michael Cray, Cyber Force, Romulus and so so much more. Join in with us on this amazing discussion of his journey in the comics industry. Content discussed: • Bryan growing up • First writing gigs • Bryan in comics • Postal • Detective Comics • Michael Cray • Writing- getting out the bad draft • Supersonic Question Sesssion How do you feel about Infinity War? Tell us what you think! Asks us via wakandaivever@ivwall.net and we will read them on our next cast! Follow us on twitter @WakandaIVEver You can find Sceritz via ivwall.net and @IVWall on Twitter. You can find Tiffany as @Turnthebeatup on Twitter

This week, after our pal Scott Snyder stops by, the boys gush over "Detective Comics" #980, don't quite get "The Immortal Men," and discuss Grant Morrison Constantine in "Michael Cray."

Images that go with this episode are at http://wp.me/p42KN3-KXo On this episode (at 0:00 ), Paul articulates a mission statement for the Comics Syllabus podcast, to “read widely and dig deep” in the process of studying how comics work towards and reflect social and cultural change. First (at 15:00 ), the next two weeks’ Syllabus. Join us to read: "The Syllabus" for 3/13/2018 Family Friday: “Atlas & Axis” #1-3 by Pau (Titan Comics) “The Dragon Slayer: Folktales from Latin America” by Jaime Hernandez (TOON) Superhero Saturday: DC: “Eternity Girl” #1 by Visaggio & Liew, “Michael Cray” #6 by Hill, Ellis, Vines, & Harris, “Justice League” #41 by Priest & Woods, “Super Sons” #14 by Tomasi, Thibert, & Barberi. Lion Forge: “Astonisher” v1 by De Campi & Mhan. Marvel: “Astonishing X-Men” #9 by Soule & Buffagni, “Mighty Thor” #705 by Aaron & Dauterman. Valiant: “Secret Weapons: Owen’s Story” #0 by Heisserer, Allen, & Martin. Sequential & Small Press Sunday: “Why Art?” By Eleanor Davis (Fantagraphics) “Brazen” by Penelope Bagieu (First Second) “Puerto Rico Strong” by various artists (Lion Forge) Short Box from Comics and Cola: shortbox.bigcartel.com Manga Monday: “Vinland Saga” by Makoto Yukimura (Kodansha) Alt/Trade Tuesday: Image: “Port Of Earth” v1 by Kaplan and Mutti, “Sleepless” #4 by Vaughan, Del Duca, and Sallah, “Slots” #6 by Dan Panosian, Dry County” #1 by Rich Tommaso, “Descender” #28 by Lemire & Nguyen, “Southern Bastards” #14 by Aaron & Latour, and “Paradiso” v1 by Ram V and Pramanik, “Grass Kings” #13 by Kindt & Jenkins (Boom), “Giant Days” v7 by Allison & Sarin (boom). World/Web Wednesday: “Corto Maltese: The Golden House of Samarkand” by Hugo Pratt (IDW/Euro) Throwback Thursday: “Sandman” by Gaiman & various artists (DC/Vertigo) Then (at 35:40 ) Paul talks about storytelling and grasping the individual in history, touching on titles from last episode’s Syllabus reading list, such as “The Sandman” #19 by Gaiman & Vess (DC/Vertigo), “Wires and Nerves” by Meyer and Holgate (Feiwel & Friends), “The Wicked + the Divine” by Gillen & McKelvie (Image), "Rocket Girl" by Montclare & Reeder (Image), and “Hypercapitalism” by Kasser & Gonnick (New Press). 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!

We're not even going to pretend that a great deal of the broadcast will not be devoted to this weekend's release of Marvel's Black Panther film.  But there's still a great deal of other pop culture news and views to disseminate, so pull up a chair and listen to the latest musings from your favorite Wakandan Border Tribe (the "uncanny" Daryll B, Claire Lanay, Capt. Kirk and Dburt) airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern.  The topics du jour are: our impressions of the Black Panther and it's stellar performance at the box office; and of course, some of the not so "cosmic" racial animus stories attached to the film (false viral White moviegoer attack stories on social media, alt-right commentary, etc);  noted graphic novelist, animator and friend to the Afronerd Radio machine, Paul Louise Julie stops by to discuss his new kickstarter campaign, Yohance: The Movie (more afrofuturism, folks!) ArchArachnoid and Afropunk alumna, Janelle Monae releases a new trailer for an upcoming musical project entitled, Dirty Computer featuring Thor: Ragnarok's Tessa Thompson;  the Fullmetal Alchemist anime series is getting the live actiion treatment, thanks to a new Netflix trailer; conservative talker, Laura Ingraham appears to be having a war of words with superstar athlete, Lebron James over the Trump adminstration's general perception and performance;  a piece from The Mary Sue posits that Marvel's Blade should be revisted in the wake of Black Panther's success; Is Sundance's Tyrel the next Get Out?;  more on Wildstorm's Michael Cray series; and lastly, what does the DC/WB do in the wake of continued MCU success?  Lobo by Michael Bay or explore a antebellum to present Black Superman story like Icon?  Hmm.  Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.

We're not even going to pretend that a great deal of the broadcast will not be devoted to this weekend's release of Marvel's Black Panther film.  But there's still a great deal of other pop culture news and views to disseminate, so pull up a chair and listen to the latest musings from your favorite Wakandan Border Tribe (the "uncanny" Daryll B, Claire Lanay, Capt. Kirk and Dburt) airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern.  The topics du jour are: our impressions of the Black Panther and it's stellar performance at the box office; and of course, some of the not so "cosmic" racial animus stories attached to the film (false viral White moviegoer attack stories on social media, alt-right commentary, etc);  noted graphic novelist, animator and friend to the Afronerd Radio machine, Paul Louise Julie stops by to discuss his new kickstarter campaign, Yohance: The Movie (more afrofuturism, folks!) ArchArachnoid and Afropunk alumna, Janelle Monae releases a new trailer for an upcoming musical project entitled, Dirty Computer featuring Thor: Ragnarok's Tessa Thompson;  the Fullmetal Alchemist anime series is getting the live actiion treatment, thanks to a new Netflix trailer; conservative talker, Laura Ingraham appears to be having a war of words with superstar athlete, Lebron James over the Trump adminstration's general perception and performance;  a piece from The Mary Sue posits that Marvel's Blade should be revisted in the wake of Black Panther's success; Is Sundance's Tyrel the next Get Out?;  more on Wildstorm's Michael Cray series; and lastly, what does the DC/WB do in the wake of continued MCU success?  Lobo by Michael Bay or explore a antebellum to present Black Superman story like Icon?  Hmm.  Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.

Jeff, Braden, Roman and Django chat about Old Man Hawkeye #1, Avengers #675, Grass Kings #11 and Mister Miracle #6. Plus buckshot rounds that include Judas #2, Phoenix Resurrection #3, Port of Earth #3, Punisher #220, Red Hood and the Outlaws #18, Slots #4, Michael Cray #4 and X-Men Gold Annual #1. Probably something else too.SPOILERS! There are a lot of them. So read these books before you listen to this podcast.Subscribe to us on iTunes or wherever you like to get your podcasts.Call in with your questions at 1-619-663-7336. Or email them to us info at our website address.Our music is by Nick Waite. You can find him at soundcloud.com/stemingway 

This week using the power of comics we talk Black Panther, Krypton, Tom King, new comics, and Jackie Chan.  0:00 - Intro 20:57 - Mister Miracle #6 35:34 - Daredevil #597 44:45 - Coyotes #3 53:53 - Michael Cray #4 1:05:13 - Royal City #9 1:21:00 - The Punisher #220 1:32:43 - Game Time - Flash Facts 1:43:53 - Final words Runtime: 1:53:01 (605) 215-1849 - Leave us a Voicemail Twitter:  twitter.com/wednesdaycomics @alexprostrollo @garot2188 @marvin_salguero Facebook:  Facebook.com/WednesdayComicspodcast Email: wednesdaycomics605@gmail.com Thank you to Reddit user /u/RIPGeech (Joe) for the logo. Thank you to our Sponsors: www.rootsoftheswampthing.com and www.rainbowcomicsandcards.com Visit RootsoftheSwampThing.com today and follow them online at facebook.com/rootsoftheswampthing and on twitter @dcworldswampy Visit Siouxpercon.com for more information on Siouxpercon 2018! Intro music: Wednesday Comics by Marvin Salguero Ignition Set GO by Bomb Boy. Used under Creative Commons License: (http://bit.ly/1xIMXnA) Gravy by Podington Bear. Used under Creative Commons License: (http://bit.ly/1evKm84) A Time to Run by Dexter Britain. Used under Creative Commons License: (http://bit.ly/1evKm84) End music: Good Times by Podington Bear. Used under Creative Commons License: (http://bit.ly/1xIMXnA) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wednesday-comics-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wednesday-comics-podcast/support

Michael Cray #3 brings a twisted version of Barry Allen as the latest villains in the series.  Just how well does this wapred character compared to the previously twisted Oliver Queen.Hooked on Comics: Mini-Sodes reviews one issue each episode with a focus on Story, creativity, art quality and overall enjoyment.  Listen and enjoy the comics reviews that you want and skip those that aren't for!  

This week, the boys discuss "Michael Cray," certain faces, and the latest turns in "Metal."

In this episode, Jeff, Braden and Django welcome talk about Michael Cray #1, Family Trade #1, Lazaretto #2, Mister Miracle #2, Dark Nights Metal #3, God Complex #1, Action Comics #989 (The Oz Effect part 3) and Braden hosts a fireside chat he likes to call "Marvel Buckshot Hour" or something like that.  SPOILERS! There are a lot of them. So read these books before you listen to this podcast. Subscribe to us on iTunes or wherever you like to get your podcasts. Call in with your questions at 1-619-663-7336. Or email them to us info at our website address.

Fecha de Grabación: Domingo 05 de marzo de 2017.Noticias:IDW lanzará el imprint Black Crown a cargo de Shelly Bond.Se confirman a Michael Cray como segunda serie del nuevo universo Wildstorm.Aparece nuevo trailer de Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.Black Lightning llegará a la pantalla.y mucho más...Comentarios:Trevor Noah.Killed or Be Killed.Empress.Contribuye con ComicversoPueden escuchar el Podcast dentro del sitio a través del reproductor que está en la columna lateral del Blog o en este reproductor incrustado.Descarga Directa (Usar botón derecho del mouse y opción "guardar enlace como"),Peso: 106,3 MB; Calidad: 128 Kbps.Descarga via iTunes:Comicverso en iTunes.El episodio tiene una duración de 2:00:00.Como siempre... déjennos un comentario o escríbannos directamente a comicverso@gmail.com o a nuestro correo podcast@comicverso.org, queremos conocer sus opiniones y críticas para seguir mejorando.Si les gusta nuestro trabajo, por favor ayúdennos a redistribuir este link, cuéntenle a sus amigos de nuestro Podcast y recomiéndenlo a quienes pueda interesarles.Hasta pronto.Deja tus comentarios o escríbenos directamente a comicverso@gmail.com