Podcasts about moth city

Derek and Andy are really excited this week, because on the latest episode of The Comics Alternative they get to talk about three new and incredible titles. (They're also excited because they have their first Podcast Patrons...but more on that later.) First, they look at Ray Fawkes's new graphic novel The People Inside (Oni Press). This is an innovative work that utilizes the comics medium in ways you rarely see. Fawkes gives us twelve, arguably thirteen or even more, stories of couples whose relationships flower, fade, endure, explode, and end in both touching and tragic ways. It's the way he tells the story (or stories) that makes this book unique, using paneling techniques to alternately separate and bring together individuals over the courses of their lives. The People Inside is one of the most striking books the Two Guys have discussed this year, and it makes them regretful for having missed out on Fawkes's previous book, One Soul (Oni Press). Next they look at another striking title, the first issue of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips's The Fade Out (Image). Their series Fatale may have just recently ended, but Brubaker and Phillips are back in top form with the kind of straightforward, classic noir storytelling that marked their Criminal series several years ago. This tale is set in late-1940s Hollywood, and it takes as its subject matter the gritty and unseemly side of the industry that the studios try to keep hidden, or at least tap down. Unlike Fatale, this one has no supernatural elements, just the key components of a classic noir drama. And in this first issue, at least, the creators avoid the cliches and predictability that could mare such a down-the-line genre title. Finally, Andy and Derek look at a comics anthology out of New Zealand that they just got turned on to. Faction, edited by Damon Keen and Aime Maxwell, and published by 3 Bad Monkeys, is an annual showcasing the work of various New Zealand artists, including one of the guys' favorite digital comics artists, Tim Gibson (of Moth City fame). Derek and Andy look at the first three annuals, from 2012 to this year, and discuss the work of Gibson, Keen, Li Chen, Jonathan King, Karl Willis, Ned Wenlock, and Cory Mathis, among others. This is a collection that will, unfortunately, not get much attention here in the US, and the Two Guys hope to convince others to seek out this great title and increase its profile. You can get the 2012 and 2013 annuals through ComiXology, or visit the Faction website for content and ordering information. ALSO...the Two Guys announce the first Podcast Patrons for their new Patreon campaign! Check out what they're doing, see the rewards they're offering, and become a Patreon Patron yourself!

In the seventeenth episode of See Brian Write, writer and artist Tim Gibson joins me to talk about his acclaimed digital comic series Moth City. I also discuss my preparation for April’s Camp NaNoWriMo event. Intro My Amazon Author Page: www.amazon.com/Brian-LeTendre/e/B00AGFTZFAInterviewTim Gibsontwitter.com/Tim__GibsonMoth Citywww.mothcity.comthrillbent.com/comics/moth-city/#1www.comixology.com/Moth-City/comics-series/10390Writer’s ToolboxCamp NaNoWriMowww.campnanowrimo.orgNOTE: If you are a writer and want to be on the podcast, either email me (brian@seebrianwrite.com), or DM me on twitter: twitter.com/seebrianwrite. I am now scheduling new interviews!

In the seventeenth episode of See Brian Write, writer and artist Tim Gibson joins me to talk about his acclaimed digital comic series Moth City. I also discuss my preparation for April’s Camp NaNoWriMo event. Intro My Amazon Author Page: www.amazon.com/Brian-LeTendre/e/B00AGFTZFAInterviewTim Gibsontwitter.com/Tim__GibsonMoth Citywww.mothcity.comthrillbent.com/comics/moth-city/#1www.comixology.com/Moth-City/comics-series/10390Writer’s ToolboxCamp NaNoWriMowww.campnanowrimo.orgNOTE: If you are a writer and want to be on the podcast, either email me (brian@seebrianwrite.com), or DM me on twitter: twitter.com/seebrianwrite. I am now scheduling new interviews!

Rocket Heartbreak Kick! Recorded on March 4th, 2014.Featuring:David Hopkins & Austin Wilson (with special guest Tim Gibson, creator of Moth City!) Running Time: 1:25:51 Topics • Intro – I don’t even remember what we talked about in the intro, but I know it wasn’t relevant to the show. Wait, Muppet Babies I think? • Topic

A new turn for Doctor Who, Discussing Tim Gibson's Digital Comic: Moth City Subscribe:  iTunes | Stitcher | Miro | RSS The Echo Rift podcast is your resource for comics, movies, TV, and book reviews. This pirate pop-culture podcast is brought to you from deep beneath the city of Philadelphia!  When that buzzer goes off, we have five minutes to end transmission or we will be atomized for sure! Timestamps 00:24 - Moffat on Doctor Who Series 8 - Not Your Boyfriend Doctor 05:08 - Colin Baker and the Sixth Doctor 10:17 - Tim Gibson's Moth City 14:52 - Cinematic pacing, Noir Thriller 21:17 - Gibson is a master of this new style of comic storytelling 25:01- New Moth City one shot  on ComiXology Feb 5th - The Reservoir Contact Us! Tweet questions and comments to @EchoRift Use EchoRift.com's Contact Submission Form Leave us a voicemail at 856.208.RIFT Send us an email letters@echorift.com Talk to us on Tumblr Related Episodes Echo Rift Podcast 186: Claire Connelly Comics Echo Rift Podcast 178: The Time of the Doctor (2013) If you enjoy the Echo Rift podcast, you will also enjoy these other Echo Rift Productions: Kids on Comics Podcast: A fifth grader and his dad talk about comics (every Monday) Music for the Echo Rift podcast is provided by Home at Last

Happy New Year, and welcome to another episode of The Comics Alternative! To start off 2014, Andy and Derek discuss six relatively recent digital comics: Tim Gibson's Moth City, Chris Sheridan's Motorcycle Samurai (Top Shelf), Joshua Hale Fialkov and Joe Infurnari's The Bunker, Fred Van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey's Action Presidents, Brian Winkeler and Robert Wilson IV's Knuckleheads (Monkeybrain Comics), and Jeremy Holt and Chris Peterson's Pulp.  They begin by focusing on the two titles that utilize the digital format the fullest, Moth City and Motorcycle Samurai, and how the authors use the technology to enhance their storytelling. Derek and Andy discuss the unique nature of these works and how much would be lost if these titles were offered in print form. From there they move on to The Bunker, Knuckleheads, and Action Presidents, appreciating how the creators use digital technology yet noting that these titles could easily be adapted into physical format without losing much of anything (and as we will see soon, when The Bunker is released by Oni Press). Finally, the Two Guys with PhDs look at the one-shot, Pulp, admiring not only its complex narrative structure, but also the fact that Holt and Peterson chose to market their comic as a “pay what you will” title, much like Brian K. Vaughn and Marcos Martin have done with The Private Eye. Along the way, the guys discuss the general state of digital comics, issues of cost and distribution, the pros and cons of the technological layout, the marketing potential of the format, and how what we now call “digital comics” or “webcomics” is a hybrid form that is challenging our understanding, and our definitions, of “comics.” Much thanks to the creators who contacted Andy and Derek about their digital works, as well as to the many listeners — and you know who you are — who recommended certain titles and lobbied for the Two Guys to finally do an episode devoted to digital comics.

The only living founders of this podcast got together to talk about the books they've read this week. Join us in friendship. Avengers vs X-Men is our book club for the week. Setlist includes: (03:00) - Vestigan™ (05:20) - Comic chatter: Amazing Spider-Man 700.1, Superman: Escape from Bizarro World, and Inhumanity 1 (20:47) - Lightning Round™: Wolverine and the X-Men 38, Marvel Knights X-Men 2, and Moth City 6 (22.49) - Avengers vs. X-Men (51:36) - Letters: AvX deep thoughts and Inhumanity sketchy rumors Hosts:  @dale_a | @slim | @JonesyLovesBeer. Special thanks to YOU for our iTunes reviews and/or ratings so far; they help spread the word about the show. Sponsored by:  The Comic Book Shop. The best place to grab your print or digital comics.

Kiwi Turbocomics! Recorded on September 17th, 2013.Featuring:Austin Wilson, David Hopkins, and special guest Tim Gibson Running Time: 1:53:38 Topics • We sit down (in the future-day) with writer/artist/creator Tim Gibson to talk about digital comics, piracy, his sprawling world called Moth City, and “Turbocomics.” Check out Tim’s stuff at mothcity.com! Notes

What a genuinely wonderful convention. Recorded on September 15th and 17th, 2013.Featuring:David Hopkins & Austin Wilson (and Will Pheesh) Running Time: 1:03:24 Topics • Intro – SPX came into our heads and changed us. And we talk to the incredibly talented Tim Gibson, creator of Moth City on Friday, so make sure you come back

You want to hear dudes talk about comics for like an hour? Boy howdy are you in the right place. Later in the show, our book club is Kick-Ass. Topics included, but were not limited to: (02:00) - It's an important time to be alive™ (03:00) - Dale has fungus on himself (04:05) - AKIRA = PK125 = MY GAWD (08:45) - Comic chatter: The Outliers, Moth City, and All-New X-Men #15 (23:02) - Lightning Round™: Daredevil #30, Wolverine and the X-Men #34, and Batman & Robin #23 (25:25) - KICK-ASS (47:12) - Letters: Inhumans, longbox diving, Moon Knight love and awful marriage looks Hosted by:  @dale_a | @slim | @JonesyLovesBeer. Special thanks to YOU for our iTunes reviews and/or ratings so far; they help spread the word about the show. Sponsored by:  The Comic Book Shop. The best place to grab your print or digital comics.

This time on The BastardCast, Jeremy and Jason welcome Moth City comic book creator Tim Gibson to discuss his innovative and fun neo-noir digital comic, being a part of Thrillbent.com, whether he prefers digital or print, and whether interacting with … [read more>>]

How well did X-Men #1 sell? Is Marvel Heroes worth your time? What is the coolest thing in the Talking Comics crew's comic collection? All this and more is covered on this week's Listener Question focused Talking Comics Podcast! We talk about the news of the week (namely E3), monthly sales and of course this week’s Books of the Week. Some books included in our discussion are: The Wake, The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, X-Factor, Moth City, Chloe Noonan: Monster Hunter, Wolves, Bikini Cowboy, Brain Camp, The New York Five, Swamp Thing, Green Lantern, Daredevil, Astro City, Red She-Hulk, Fearless Defenders, The Movement and more.

Jake & Slim sat down LIVE via satellite with Tim Gibson about [Moth City](http://www.comixology.com/Moth-City-1/digital-comic/SUB000192), digital firsts, web comics, film inspirations, and what he's reading!