Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Hornschemeier

Y vamos de nuevos con otra sesión doble y, como es habitual en este formato, con dos tebeos muy diferentes. El primero de ellos es Madre, vuelve a casa , un relato de Paul Hornschemeier aparecido originalmente en la antología Forlorn Funnies en 2003, que en su día sería nominada al Eisner y que en España publicó Astiberri. Y para la segunda parte tenemos, La sombra de Howard Chaykin, publicada en su día por DC en el 86 y rebautizada después en posteriores reediciones como The Shadow: Blood and Justice. Se trata de un tebeo de culto en España, pese a que solo lo publicó Zinco en su día y nunca jamás se ha vuelto a reeditar. La noche es caliente como el infierno. Todo se te pega. Una asquerosa habitación de un asqueroso barrio de una asquerosa ciudad. El aparato de aire acondicionado es un pedazo de chatarra que no podría enfriar ni una bebida aunque la metieras dentro. Parece el sitio perfecto para escuchar el podcast 367 de ELHDLT Selección musical: 🎶 Love Will Tear Us Appart, de Joy Division 🎶 London Calling, de The Clash 🎶 Try Your Wings, de Blossom Dearie

This week we launch our month of spooky books with a real banger in THE IMMORTAL HULK (Issues 1-15) by Al Ewing, Joe Bennett, Ruy Jose, Leo Romero, Paul Hornschemeier, Marguerite Sauvage, Garry Brown, Lee Garbett, Martin Simmonds, Eric Nguyen and Kyle Hotz. We talk about how this book morphs the Hulk into something far more sinister and disturbing and the implications that come along with his new evolution. We talk about the relationship between this new iteration and Bruce Banner and what drives this book forward into being an instant, horrifying classic. Follow us on Instagram for the love of god: https://www.instagram.com/comicbookraiders/

We sit down with Jennifer Lin and Paul Hornschemeier to talk about "Mother Come Home" the process of adapting a graphic novel to a visual theater experience. We also talk about https://www.forlornfunnies.com/ and the impact Marvel movies and caffeine have on our society.

Archie Meets Batman '66, Injustice vs Masters of the Universe, Darth Vader Annual 2, Life of Captain Marvel, Rat Queens: Neon Static, Aphrodite V, Euthanauts 1, Rise of the TMNT 0, Clankillers, The Mall, Thrilling Adventure Hour, Twelve Devil’s Dancing, More reviews! Trailers! SDCC News!   Reviews: Rise of the TMNT, Black Mirror: Black Museum, Fireman by Joe Hill   Trailers: Castle Rock Deadly Class Shazam Glass Discovery s2 Aquaman Young Justice Titans Fantastic Beasts Doctor Who Godzilla: King of the Monsters Disenchanted   Comics Details: Darth Vader Annual 2 by Chuck Wendig, Leonard Kirk, Scott Hanna, Walden Wong, Nolan Woodard Life of Captain Marvel 1 by Margaret Stohl, Carlos Pacheco, Marguerite Sauvage, Rafa Fonteriz, Marcio Menyz Euthanauts 1 by Tini Howard, Nick Robles Rise of the TMNT 0 by Matthew Manning, Chad Thomas Rat Queens: Neon Static by Kurtis Wiebe, Will Kirby Aphrodite V 1 by Bryan Hill, Jeffrey Spokes Injustice vs. Masters of the Universe 1 by Tim Seeley, Freddie Williams, Jeromy Colwell Clankillers 1 by Sean Lewis, Antonio Fuso, Stefano Simeone Archie Meets Batman 66 1 by Jeff Parker, Mike Moreci, Dan Parent, J Bone, Kelly Fitzpatrick Thrilling Adventure Hour 1 by Ben Acker, Ben Blacker, MJ Erickson Twelve Devils Dancing 1 by Erica Schultz, Dave Acosta, Andrew Covalt The Mall 1 by James Haick, Don Handfield, Rafael Loureiro, Diejo Lima   Comics Countdown: 10. Tony Stark: Iron Man 2 by Dan Slott, Valerio Schiti, Edgar Delgado 9. Thor 3 by Jason Aaron, Mike Del Mundo, Marco D’Alfonso 8. Weatherman 2 by Jode LeHeup, Nathan Fox, Dave Stewart 7. Brave and Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman 6 by Liam Sharp, Romulo Fajardo 6. Flavor 3 by Joe Keatinge, Wook Jin Clark, Tamra Bonvillain 5. Immortal Hulk 3 by Al Ewing, Joe Bennett, Garry Brown, Paul Hornschemeier, Leonardo Romero, Marguerite Sauvage, Ruy Jose, Paul Mounts 4. Batman 51 by Tom King, Lee Weeks, Bettie Breitweiser 3. Spider-Gwen 34 by Jason Latour, Robbi Rodriguez, Rico Renzi, Lauren Affe 2. The Mall 1 by James Haick, Don Handfield, Rafael Loureiro, Diejo Lima 1. Gideon Falls 5 by Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino, Dave Stewart  

Father and son take a deep dark dive on Father’s Day with Paul Hornschemeier’s Mother, Come Home. The graphic novel is dark meditation on depression, fatherhood, and confusion during adolescence. Things are lightened up via some Apple Fritters. Next Week Spider-Man Family Business

Tell Me Something I Don't Know is Boing Boing's podcast featuring artists, writers, filmmakers, and other creative people discussing their work, ideas, and the practical side of how they do what they do. The animation project Giant Sloth, starring Paul Giamatti, could be described as Night at the Museum meets Eraserhead. In this episode, we discuss the making of this animated short with its creator, Paul Hornschemeier. He tells us how the cast came together, what the transition from comics to filmmaking and television is like, and how social media has helped him draw more. He's currently raising funds to complete Giant Sloth. Paul Hornschemeier is a cartoonist, writer, artist, designer, animator, and filmmaker. His thought-provoking books include Mother, Come Home, Three Paradoxes, Life with Mr. Dangerous, and Artists Authors Thinkers Directors. He animated the opening credits for IFC's Comedy Bang Bang. Keep up with Hornschemeier online at Forlorn Funnies. He posts a new drawing every day on the Daily Forlorn tumblr.

I tried to interview Paul Hornschemeier back in February, on getting a bit of last minute news from his on-again, off-again publisher Fantagraphics that he would be in the city for an event at the Strand bookstore. We missed one another, like podcasting ships in the night, but the cartoonist promised that he would be back soon enough, visiting to work on some project or another.  He delivered on that promise a couple months later, at the MoCCA independent comics festival, where he tapped me on the shoulder and introduced himself. I’d had no idea he was going to be at the event — then again, neither did he. After all, he didn’t have a book to promote, but opted to show up on a bit of a whim. That’s not to say, of course, that Hornschemeier hasn’t been keeping plenty busy — in fact, given the number of irons he has in the fire, it’s something of a minor miracle he’s managed to carve out a weekend at all. In addition to a handful of graphic novels, the Hornschemeier makes music, animates and has recently tried his hand at writing and directing films. Just last week, his latest project hit Kickstarter with a splash. The short "animated crisis" Giant Sloth is well on its way to its $25,000 goal, with around $19k pledged as of the writing of this — a fact no doubt helped along by a voice cast that includes Paul Giamatti and comedians Jason Mantzoukas and Kate McKinnon.

On today's show I talk to cartoonist Paul Hornschemeier. Based in Boston, Paul grew up in Ohio, studying psychology and philosophy at Ohio State University. After being introduced to the works of Daniel Clowes, Paul realized that comics could be a venue to discuss existential topics. A number of his books have been published by Fantagraphics including Let Us Be Perfectly Clear and The Three Paradoxes. His latest book Life with Mr. Dangerous was published in 2011 by Villard. In addition to comics, Paul created the title sequence for the Comedy Bang! Bang! IFC show and also has a YouTube channel of original animation.Check out the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, and follow me on Twitter!

Welcome to the third Quimby's Bookstore Podcast! Editor Ryan Standfest discusses BLACK EYE 1: Graphic Transmissions to Cause Ocular Hypertension,” an anthology that collects original narrative comics, art and essays by 41 international artists and writers, all focused on the expression of black, dark or absurdist humor. (And yes, we carry it at Quimby's.) With comics and art by Stéphane Blanquet, Ivan Brunetti, Lilli Carré, Max Clotfelter, Al Columbia, Ludovic Debeurme, Olivier Deprez, Nikki DeSautelle, Brecht Evens, Andy Gabrysiak, Robert Goodin, Dav Guedin, Gnot Guedin, Glenn Head, Danny Hellman, Paul Hornschemeier, Ian Huebert, Kaz, Michael Kupperman, Mats!?, Fanny Michaëlis, James Moore, Tom Neely, Mark Newgarden, Paul Nudd, Onsmith, Emelie Östergren, Paul Paetzel, David Paleo, Martin Rowson, Olivier Schrauwen, Stephen Schudlich, Robert Sikoryak, Ryan Standfest, Brecht Vandenbroucke, Wouter Vanhaelemeesch and Jon Vermilyea. Original essays by Jeet Heer (on S. Clay Wilson), Bob Levin (on “The Adventures of Phoebe Zeit-Geist”), Ken Parille (on Steve Ditko) and Ryan Standfest (on Al Feldstein and EC). Also includes the text “100 Good Reasons to Kill Myself Right Now,” by Roland Topor, translated into English for the first time by Edward Gauvin. For more info about Rotland Press and Comic Works see rotlandpress.wordpress.com Quimby's Bookstore 1854 W. North Ave, Chicago, IL 60622 quimbys.com

Lawd have mercy! David A. Price is far more chatty than usual this time around, drivin' the 11 O'Clock bus hard and fast through subjects like Jim Rugg, the Challengers/Chicago Comics Strange Tales event (featuring Michael Kupperman, Becky Cloonan, Jeffrey Brown, and Paul Hornschemeier), Web of Spider-Man #6 and the awesomeness that is Xurxo G. "Laseraw" Penalta, Lucas Testro and the Street Angel short film, Jack of Fables and the Great Fables Crossover, Cinderella: From Fabletown with Love, Stumptown, The Brave and the Bold: Milestone, buying titles out of habit, Black Dynamite, more Crisis on Two Earths, Emerald City and tips for first-time conventioneers, Dark Horse's Scatterbrain anthology, Adam Warren's Empowered, and much more good stuff!

I didn't know the lead singer of a band I booked was a pretty well known, really good cartoonist for the first five years. I was out of the loop. Now I am not. A nice conversation with the wonderful Paul Hornschemeier. Talk of drawing, writing and other artsy stuff. Download this episode