Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Pope

Neste episódio de número 77, os raiúcas Bruno Porto , Pedro Brandt, Marcão Maciel e Ciro Marcondes analisam leituras recentemente degustadas em mais um Resenhão Geral: "Aula de Teatro", de Nick Drnaso; "A Odisseia de Gonçalo Bombom", de Wander Antunes; "100%", de Paul Pope; e "Hyde Street", do selo Ghost Machine.

"Spes non confudit" -- with these words from St. Paul Pope, Francis invited the Church to celebrate the Jubilee year of 2025.   Living Christian hope, firmly based on God's love for us, we can become beacons of hope for many others. https://comeawaybyyourselves.com

We continue to celebrate the life of the legendary cartoonist John Cassaday who tragically died on September 9th. He was one of Jimmy's closest friends. Jimmy shares some stories of their friendship and adventures. He also asked some of John's friends/colleagues to send in their memories of him as well. They talk about his incredible body of work, how they met, fun times together and more. Thanks so much to Ben Raab, Paul Pope, Heidi MacDonald, CB Cebulski, John Layman, Fabio Moon, Laura Martin, Michael Avon Oeming, Lorraine Cink, Nick Barrucci, Dean Haspiel, Marta Balusek and Producer Joe for sharing their reflections on John. This is an emotional and raw episode but also full of love and light. We all love and miss him terribly. We were all lucky to have him in our lives. His legacy will keep his energy around us eternally.  Thanks for listening.

Uno de los últimos Elseworlds es un delirio personal a cargo del ídolo Paul Pope, que con su estilo particular se imagina a un Batman de ¡127 años! ¿Que tan posible es? Escuchá y enterate.

José Villarrubia is a colorist and artist who has collaborated with some of the best in the business. From Jae Lee, Bill Sienkiewicz, and J.H. Williams III to Paul Pope, Jeff Lemire, and Richard Corben, José doesn't just add color to illustrations, he completes the picture (and story). In addition to his coloring work on such titles as Hellshock, Promethea, Batman: Year 100 (which won the 2007 Eisner for Best Limited Series), Sweet Tooth (where he colored almost the entire run), and Spider-Man: Reign, he's also produced two illustrated books with Alan Moore and three graphic novels with late chef Anthony Bourdain. He currently teaches at the Maryland Institute College of Art.You can follow José on Instagram @villarrubia.jose and X @josevillarrubia. _________________Check out a video version of this episode on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/dollarbinbandits.If you like this podcast, please rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts. And if you really like this podcast, support what we do as a member of the Dollar Bin Boosters: buzzsprout.com/1817176/support.Looking for more ways to express your undying DBB love and devotion? Email us at dollarbinbandits@gmail.com. Follow us @dollarbinbandits on Facebook and Instagram, and @DBBandits on X._____________________Dollar Bin Bandits is the official podcast of TwoMorrows Publishing. Check out their fine publications at twomorrows.com.Support the show

Nuovo episodio delle monografie a fumetti! Si torna nella patria dei comics, gli Stati Uniti. L'ospite del giorno è quel genio indie di Paul Pope. A lungo considerato l'astro nascente del fumetto americano è scomparso un po' dalle scene nell'ultimo decennio. Perché quindi non rinfrescare il ricordo con un viaggio tra le sue opere più celebri ma anche meno famose?  Paul Pope rappresenta un unicum in termini grafici e narrativi e ancora oggi alcune sue soluzioni grafiche restano inarrivabili, ma scopritelo insieme a noi nel podcast. Le opere trattate sono in ordine:  Negative Burn The Very Best Funziona una volta sola  Vertigo Winter's Edge in Hellblazer  Escapo  Heavy Liquid  Batman Punto di svolta  Bizarro comics  Capitan America; Rosso, Bianco e Blu Spider-Man's Tangled Web(Panini) FB 100% (Planeta) Batman Anno 100  SOLO Strange Tales  Wednesday Comics  Tesoro Perduto - in Ghosts  in Swamp Thing  Battling Boy  The Rise of Aurora West  Aurora West - La caduta della casata West Per rimanere aggiornati sui prossimi episodi e per commentare insieme questo episodio seguite la pagina instagram di @hipsterisminerd dove oltre ad avere anticipazioni sulle prossime puntate potrete trovare qualche chiacchiera su cinema a serie tv. Vi aspettiamo! Scriveteci e fateci sapere se vi é piaciuto questo episodio.

In issue three of Solo, Paul Pope takes the spotlight. This issue contains the Eisner Award-winning short story "Teenage Sidekick!" There are some other gems as well. Join us as we discuss Paul Pope's work and the bits of his career that we're familiar with. For a handy Spotify playlist featuring all of our episodes on Solo, click here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Cp7xN6T5JKdsqA2VvbUE1?si=565b39d437214b89 If you have any thoughts, comments, questions, or corrections, we're here. Feel free to hit us up on our socials, or email us! We have a Linktree here: linktr.ee/betweenthegutters Thanks again to Corey J. Beats for producing our theme music. Check out all of his music on various platforms here: linktr.ee/Coreyjbeats

Peter Miligan y la pareja de los Allred nos presentan una de las series más rompedoras de la historia de Marvel. Una propuesta muy diferente, que nos presenta al grupo conocido como X-Force, pero conformado por los mutantes con los poderes más ridículos y grotescos que existen, que lejos de ser un grupo heróico, son las nuevas estrellas en auge de los medios. Una serie que satiriza y lleva al extremo a los medios, y al mundo de los famosos, así como a los equipos de superhéroes, que no estuvo exenta de polémicas, y que viene aderezada con el espectacular arte pop de Mike Allred y artistas como Paul Pope o Darwyn Cooke.

CAPÍTULO #363… Esta semana nuestros agentes nos han conseguido una entrevista en un prestigioso Podcast para que podamos hablar de X-Statix, la rompedora serie de Peter Milligan y Mike Allred. Una serie derivada de la cabecera mutante de X-Force, donde veremos una visión muy diferente de un grupo de héroes mediáticos, un auténtico Gran Hermano con una visión satírica de los medios y de los superhéroes, y con una gran carga humorística. Además pasaremos por toda la actualidad del mundo del cómic, nuevos eventos y firmas, además de los próximos avances editoriales. Y os traeremos una dosis cargada de reseñas de novedades, como lo nuevo de Jordi Lafebre con Soy Su Silencio, la Patrull-X de Ed Brubaker, lo último de X-O Manowar, un western muy llamativo con Veneno, el rescate de Joker: El Hombre que ríe y muchísimo más. Gracias por estar al otro lado agentes. ¡Nos oímos! NOTICIAS [00:05:09] Absolute Power es el nuevo evento de DC Próxima Firma y Presentación con David Rubín y Javier Olivares Visitamos el Salón del Cómic de Valencia Próxima Firma y Presentación con Santiago Valenzuela Nueva serie de Los Ultimates G.O.D.S. llega a su final en Mayo CInco nuevos proyectos para Tortugas Ninja Jason Aaron lleva BRZKR al Salvaje Oeste en un nuevo especial James Tynion IV funda su propio sello Próximos avances editoriales NOVEDADES Y RELECTURAS [00:50:17] Piezas Must Have. La Imposible Patrulla-X 7 Ascensión y Caída del Imperio Shi´ar Superman La Era Espacial X-O Manowar: Invicto El Misterio del paso Diatlov Shibumi Batman: El Hombre que Ríe Cuando el Viento Sopla Soy Su Silencio Mata nazis. La historia real del ejército secreto de Churchill Cazadores de savia Veneno El blog de pesadillas de Nita Hawes ANÁLISIS: X-STATIX [03:21:47] Peter Miligan y la pareja de los Allred nos presentan una de las series más rompedoras de la historia de Marvel. Una propuesta muy diferente, que nos presenta al grupo conocido como X-Force, pero conformado por los mutantes con los poderes más ridículos y grotescos que existen, que lejos de ser un grupo heróico, son las nuevas estrellas en auge de los medios. Una serie que satiriza y lleva al extremo a los medios, y al mundo de los famosos, así como a los equipos de superhéroes, que no estuvo exenta de polémicas, y que viene aderezada con el espectacular arte pop de Mike Allred y artistas como Paul Pope o Darwyn Cooke. CORREO DEL AGENTE [05:18:30] Leemos todos vuestros mensajes dejados en las redes y nuestra sección de la voz de los Agentes de Hydra, ¡Habla pueblo Habla! ¡Muchas gracias por escucharnos y todo vuestro apoyo y participación! Nuestro PODCAST ya está en el CANAL SECUNDARIO ¡Inflate a contenido comiquero aquí! https://www.youtube.com/@tomosygrapaspodcast Tomos y grapas es un medio de comunicación transmedia, disfruta de nuestros contenidos también en nuestra web, YouTube y redes sociales. VISITA TAMBIÉN NUESTRA LIBRERÍA En la Calle Alcalá 211 o nuestra TIENDA ONLINE con el mejor servicio y atención tiendatomosygrapas.com

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par Siegfried Würtz Étude de cas et décryptage de BD, on va découvrir comment des œuvres comme The Dark Knight Return de Frank Miller, Batman 100 de Paul Pope ou Arkham Asylum de Grant Morrison et Dave McKean ont révolutionner la façon de mettre en scéne le Batman. Chercheur en littérature comparée, auteur de "Qui est le chevalier noir ? Batman à travers les âges" et directeur de l'ouvrage collectif "V pour Vertigo", Siegfried Würtz s'intéresse particulièrement aux enjeux politiques du comic book de super-héros. Conférence enregistrée au Hangar Créalab au Mans lors du Batman Day 2023 Ilustration : Simon Faroux

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Yes, we skipped 82, due to some technical errors with the recording rendering, our apologies! BUT! Thanks for tuning in to the conclusion of the Sci-FI month here on Make Mine Paperback! The final discussion on the topic is on Heavy Liquid, written and drawn by Paul Pope. No discussion on science fiction would be complete without mentioning cyberpunk, so this comic was handpicked to fill that void. Paul Pope is an expert at using artwork to tell a story, and this comic is a perfect example of his drawing skills. In addition to amazing imagery, this book manages to tell a compelling story! The comic reads like an instruction manual for the many uses of Heavy Liquid: explosive, sculpting clay, and psychedelic drug. Listen in, as the guys try to figure out what the story means and who the real star of the comic is! As a bonus, we list the many reasons coffee pairs so well with comics! 

Comics creator and illustrator, Paul Pope joins me to talk about his correspondence with Alex Toth, and what he learned from Toth and his work. We also cover artistic development, quality of line, international appeal, and some of his other influences, like Crepax, Pratt, Moebius, and more. AND - Pope shares news about his Battling Boy.Links below.+++For a daily dose of Toth images, and updates on the program, Follow @alextothindepth on Instagram.+++Alex Toth In Depth is hosted by Paul Fricke, cartoonist and comics instructor at the Minneapolis College of Art & Design since 2012. Email: paul@opaulo.comLinks:• Alex Toth In Depth podcast• Alex Toth In Depth on Youtube• Paul Pope website• Paul Pope instagram• Blood Orange comic - New Day Noir• Blood Orange instagram• opaulo comics, art & music Instagram• Prof Paul instagram• https://linktr.ee/opaulo+++Show bumper music - “Silver Summer” from the album “Hungarian Jazz Rhapsody” used with permission from Mihaly Borbely Quartet+++Audio & video edits by Rudy Brumm - Follow their instagram

This week, Beehive Books publisher Josh O'Neil joins the podcast to talk new a new edition of Pinocchio arriving on Kickstarter this week. The book features over 50 full-page drawings by Mike Mignola with insert notes by Lemony Snicket. We discuss how the project came together, his experience working with artists throughout the years, and more! This is an extended and unedited version of the written interview with O'Neil from earlier this week.NEWSDC Comics Solicitations for June are here!DC details DC Pride 2023 plans, including a Grant Morrison story, 'The DC Book of Pride,' and moreDC expands WEBTOON partnership with fall 2023 Batman, Vixen, and Zatanna titlesMike Mignola and Lemony Snicket team up for Beehive Books' Pinocchio KickstarterDC Comics and Burbank city team up for 600-pound bronze Wonder Woman statueExtreme Venomverse #3 to feature Venom space knight, Madame Venom, and moreMarvel teases Spider-Killer villain appearing in Edge of Spider-Verse #1'Carnage Reigns' gets 2023 event checklist and new details revealedUncanny Avengers return with Fall of X spinning out of Hellfire Gala 2023New Star Wars Celebration comic 'Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Annual—Jaxxon 2023' announcedAction, adventure-horror miniseries ‘Savage Squad 6' coming June 2023Horror OGN ‘Darla' coming May 31st from Invader ComicsGlobalComix adds BOOM! Studios to growing publisher partnershipsOur Top Books of the WeekDave:Hellcat #1 (Christopher Cantwell, Alex Lins)Star Trek #5 (Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Ramon Rosanas, and Erik Tamayo)Nathan:Hellcat #1 (Christopher Cantwell, Alex Lins)Superman Lost #1 (Priest, Carlo Pagulayan)Standout KAPOW moment of the week:Nathan - Miles Morales: Spider-Man #4 (Cody Ziglar, Federico Vicentini)Dave - Wolverine #31 (Benjamin Percy, Juan Jose Ryp)TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEKDave: Batman: One Bad Day - Ra's Al Ghul #1 (Tom Taylor, Ivan Reis)Nathan: Doctor Strange #1 (Jed Mackay, Pasqual Ferry)JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.Dave: DCeased: War Of The Undead Gods #7 (Ben Oliver Homage Card Stock Cover)Nathan: DC's Legion of Bloom #1 (Mike Perkins)Interview: Publisher Josh O'Neil about PINOCCHIO: The Illuminated Edition launches on Kickstarter. Back it here. What makes Pinocchio so timeless?What made Mignola the right fit for Pinocchio?How did Lemony Snicket get involved with the project?What are some of the Kickstarter rewards you're most excited about?You've worked with Paul Pope, Bill Sienkiewicz, Dave McKean, and now Mignola, what is something unexpected you learned about artists after working with them on these projects?Where do you see Beehive Books in 10 years?

The Daily Rios Digest for December 11th, 2022: Paul Pope reimagines Adam Strange for the “Strange Adventures”...

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This week, we're going back to the future, as the Dark Knight wages a crusade against a fascist police state in Paul Pope's Batman: Year 100. Released in 2006, Year 100 is a window into the anxieties of the Bush years, as well as a thrilling starting point for exploring urban legends, folk heroes, and cyberpunk as methods for resisting authoritarianism. Oh, and I work some Shakespeare in there, too. We have a Patreon! You can find The Black Casebook on Twitter @blackcasebook and Instagram @blackcasebookpod, and you can write in to blackcasebookpod@gmail.com to share any Bat-thoughts you have. Music by Black Plastique. Intro music: a combination of "Buzzy Cyberpunk Pads" by madamdata and "Cyberpunk Bass" by Wax_vibe.

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Hudson & Rex's two-legged lead, John Reardon, joins Bill Brioux in conversation prior to the start of Season Five. The new season begins Sunday, Sept. 25 on Citytv and it's a big one with 20 new episodes. Guest stars? Road trips? Season Five has both. Murdoch Mysteries fans will spot Daniel Maslany crossing Rex's path. There's also a two-part storyline taking place not in St. John's, where the series is set, but in Northern Ontario.Reardon, a Halifax native, played football for Mt. Allison before venturing into acting. His credits prior to Hudson & Rex include Vancouver productions Continuum and Arctic Air. He even survived an early stint on Trailer Park Boys!It did seem pre-ordained that he would eventually star on Hudson & Rex; he and his wife welcomed their first born -- named Hudson -- just days before he was offered the part.The new season will pick up the will-they or won't they romantic storyline between his detective character Charile and Sarah (Mayko Nguyen). Will they share custody of doggie detective Rex (Diesel vom Burgimwald)?Reardon also talks about the sudden loss last April of Paul Pope, the executive producer who was a major force in the Newfoundland film and TV industry. "It's amazing how many people on the show got their start from Paul," says Reardon.As for John's all-time favourite TV theme song, you kinda had to figure he would pick music from another show about a dog. Listen for that at the end of this episode.

The 1st Annual Paul Pope Memorial Golf Tournament is taking place today at The Admiral's Green, Pippy Park, St. John's. The event is being hosted by the cast and crew of the hit show Hudson & Rex, which was produced by Paul Pope. Tee off time happened just a little while ago at 8am. We spoke to John Reardon and Kevin Hanchard.

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This week we sit down to discuss the art and influence of Neal Adams from our own perspectives from interactions with him and collecting of his work, as well as being joined via voice messages by Jock, Lee Bermejo, Jason Fabok, Paul Pope, and Doug Mahnke, who offered their thoughts and perspectives as influential comic artists inspired and affected by the art and artist's rights efforts of Mr Adams that changed the industry.

We dive into Heavy Liquid, written and drawn by Paul Pope! An early Vertigo book and a stepping stone that helped launch his career. 

Paul Pope, one of the key builders of the TV and film industry in Newfoundland and Labrador passed away last week. We hear from his good friend, Alan Hawco.

This week marks the 100th episode of Quarantined Comics — so we wanted something SO epic, but instead we just picked TWO comics with the number 100 in the titles: 100% + Batman Year 100 - by Eisner-award-winning wunderkind Paul Pope In 2006 - DC decided to tell yet another tale of Batman in a far off dystopian feature - with Batman Year 100. The year is 2039 in Gotham City, but NOT the Gotham we know and love from the mainstream DC Universe, but rather Paul Pope's universe of continuity from his hit series Heavy Liquid. The Batman, is but a a forgotten icon from the past, is wanted for the murder of a federal agent. Amid the chaos Gotham City Police Detective Gordon, grandson of the former commissioner, discovers that the man they are chasing shouldn't exist at all. And before that, 2002 - Paul Pope released 100% - re-visiting his same Heavy Liquid Universe of his previous work - in an alternate future New York. But gone are the criminal conspiracies — 100% simply focuses on the intertwining struggles and relationships of six characters — surrounding a seedy strip club, no holds bar boxing matches, and a manipulative art scene...with tea kettles? Across much of his indie, alternative work - also including books like Heavy Liquid and Battling Boy - Paul Pope has become known for a unique, emotionally charged style. His stories often present a futuristic world where everything is seedy, technology is ubiquitous, and privacy is pretty much a thing of the past Soooo...contemporary historical fiction

Fecha de Grabación: Lunes 20 de diciembre de 2021.Algunos temas comentados:Comentamos algunas buenas historias de Two-Face. Hablamos un poco acerca del legado de Watchmen y la forma en que esta historia es valorada entre el fandom, profesionales y sitios especializados. Damos un repaso a algunas de las mejores historias de Thanos. Recordamos un puñado de los muchos encuentros y desencuentros entre Batman y Superman. Además: Irv Novick, el Reverendo Dave Johnson, Nightwing, lo mejor de los Fantastic Four, ¡...y muchísimo más!Comentario de cine:Spider-Man: No Way Home, película dirigida por Jon Watts y protagonizada por Tom Holland, Benedict Cumberbatch, Zendaya, Willem Dafoe, Alfred Molina, Benedict Wong y otros, tercera entrega de la saga de Spider-Man coproducida por Sony Pictures y Marvel Studios.Comentario de Cómics:Undone by Blood or The Other Side of Eden, cómic escrito por Lonnie Nadler y Zac Thompson, y dibujado por Sami Kivelä, con color de Jason Wordie y rótulos de Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou. (AfterShock Comics)Spider-Man's Tangled Web, antología de cómic con historias escritas por Garth Ennis, Peter Milligan, Brian Azzarello, Darwyn Cooke, Greg Rucka, Paul Pope y otros, y dibujadas por John McCrea, Eduardo Risso, Duncan Fegredo, Leandro Fernández, Lee Weeks y Sean Phillips, entre otros. (Marvel Comics)Pueden escuchar el Podcast en este reproductor:Descarga Directa MP3 (Usar botón derecho del mouse y opción "guardar enlace como"). Peso: 86.1 MB; Calidad: 128 Kbps.El episodio tiene una duración de 1:33:21.Además de nuestras redes sociales (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram), ahora tenemos una nueva forma de interactuar con nosotros: un servidor en Discord. Es un espacio para compartir recomendaciones, dudas, memes y más, y la conversación gira alrededor de muchos temas además de cómics, y es una forma más inmediata de mantenerse en contacto con Esteban y Alberto. ¡Únete a nuestro servidor en Discord!También tenemos un Patreon. Cada episodio del podcast se publica allí al menos 24 horas antes que en los canales habituales, y realizamos un especial mensual exclusivo para nuestros suscriptores en esa plataforma. Tú también puedes convertirte en uno de nuestros patreoncinadores™ con aportaciones desde 1 dólar, que puede ser cada mes, o por el tiempo que tú lo decidas, incluyendo aportaciones de una sola vez.También puedes encontrar nuestro podcast en los siguientes agregadores y servicios especializados:Comicverso en SpotifyComicverso en iVooxComicverso en Apple PodcastsComicverso en Google PodcastsComicverso en Amazon MusicComicverso en Archive.orgComicverso en I Heart RadioComicverso en Overcast.fmComicverso en Pocket CastsComicverso en RadioPublicComicverso en CastBox.fm¿Usas alguna app o servicio que no tiene a Comicverso? En la parte alta de la barra lateral está el feed del podcast, el cual puedes agregar al servicio de tu preferencia.Nos interesa conocer opiniones y críticas para seguir mejorando. Si te gusta nuestro trabajo, por favor ayúdanos compartiendo el enlace a esta entrada, cuéntale a tus amigos sobre nuestro podcast, y recomiéndalo a quien creas que pueda interesarle. Hasta pronto.Deja tus comentarios o escríbenos directamente a comicverso@gmail.com

SLOW CITY BLUES is an ongoing series following Detective John Loris, who gets trapped inside his imagination after a horrible accident causes him to try and take his own life. John instead ends up in Slow City, a construct of his mind's eye, a place where anything is possible – except a way out. There, he must battle his deeply-rooted inner demons and examine who he truly was before entering this purgatory. I had the privilege to sit down with Samuel Haine And John Livesay to talk about this new series and how it came about! Samuel Haine came up with the premise for Slow City Blues after being turned down for a staff writing position at a video game company in 2013. Soon after, he saved up enough money waiting tables to commission the first set of sample pages while living off food stamps. From those first pages, he was introduced to John Livesay, who liked the story, but knew the art needed direction and Sam needed guidance. John connected Sam with Legendary Marvel Editor-in-Chief Jim Shooter, who taught Sam the ins and outs of writing for comics – what Sam calls the “Shooter School of Storytelling.” John, acting as Coordinator, put together the art team, as well as landed a host of A-list cover artists. Sam found that the world of Slow City helped him reflect and better understand what was happening in the world and his part in it. He hopes the story connects in an authentic manner and inspires tough conversations and loving introspection. This amazingly fun series also sports some world-class artwork on the variant covers, including David Finch, Paul Pope, Derrick Chew, Doug Mahnke, Brett Booth, Julian Totino Tedesco, Francesco Mattina, Yasmine Putri, Howard Porter, Phillip Tan, Cary Nord, Pat Olliffe, and Randy Green. To purchase this series click here, anyone who purchases the early bird special in the first 48 hours will be entered to win a piece of original artwork! I hope you enjoy the interview below! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/under-the-lens/support

Fue un año dulce 2006 con un montón de buenos tebeos memorables que coparían las listas de los Premios Eisner 2007. Fábulas relaja un poco (solo un poco) su aplastante dominio ante el All Star Superman, de Grant Morrison y Frank Quitely. Ed Brubaker está absolutamente intratable y en este año comienza Criminal con su viejo compinche Sean Phillips, mientras continúan sus etapas en Capitán América y Daredevil con Epting y Lark. Es el año también de Batman Año 100, de Paul Pope; el año en que Naoki Uasawa arrasa en Europa y América con Monster y también el año en que Alison Bechdel marca un hito con Fun Home. 2006 fue un año con tantos y tan buenos tebeos, que incluso quedaron fuera de los Eisner pequeñas joyas como Aniquilación o Nextwave, que nos preocupamos por recordar en la segunda parte. Sabed, oh-yentes, que entre los años del hundimiento de Atlantis y sus brillantes ciudades, tragadas por los océanos, y los años del nacimiento de los hijos de Aryas, hubo una edad no soñada donde podía escucharse el podcast 217 de ELHDT. Selección musical: 🎶 Lean 🎶 Katrina 🎶 Bad Kids , de Black Lips

Meet our former neighbor, Paul Pope, the self proclaimed, “Rich Kid from Hell,” whose father, “The Godfather of Tabloid," founded The National Enquirer! Join us for Genovese Gin cocktails and slip behind our gates for the scoop on his scandalous family feud involving extortion, kidnapping, stalking and a fugitive from the law! Our Bougie Bible entries include a Supermodel approved clean beauty brand, and our picks for premium pet care!www.crazyrichneighbors.com/bougiebiblewww.facebook.com/CRNPodcastwww.instagram.com/crazyrichneighbors/Sources:https://www.browardpalmbeach.com/news/paul-pope-embattled-national-enquirer-heir-arrested-for-stalking-6452671https://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/police-investigating-scuffle-paul-pope-girlfriend-article-1.226611https://www.forbes.com/sites/trialandheirs/2013/08/13/the-ongoing-feud-of-the-national-enquirers-pope-family/?sh=cf723b24835eDeeds of My Fathers by Paul David Pope. A Philip Turner Book, Rowman & Littlefield Publishing, Inc. (Oct. 11, 2010), ISBN: 978-1442204867http://www.thedeedsofmyfathers.com/index.htmhttps://pauldavidpope.bizhttps://appsgp.mypalmbeachclerk.com/eCaseView/search.aspx

Producer Paul Pope on winning Legend Award for Contributions to Provincial Tourism by VOCM

Rob examines a grueling Batman Tale from the not too distant past that offers a brutal glimpse of another future Gotham struggling without a Batman! From The Pope Of Comic Books himself, Paul Pope, a Bat-Masterpiece!! Also - The Eternals! Fast & Furious 9! Mission Impossible! Star Wars! The Age Of Heroes! Literally, the age of our current & future franchises given careful scrutiny! What comes next?

Every year tonnes of plastic is thrown away in Canada. We get reaction from Karen Wirsig of Environmental Defense Canada to the government's listing of plastic as toxic. We tell you a new TV Crew Training bootcamp looking for applicants from Labrador. We speak with Paul Pope, the producer of the show Hudson & Rex. RNC officer Doug Snelgrove is guilty of sexually assaulting a woman while on duty. We get reaction to the verdict from social worker and organizer Ashley MacDonald and discuss what it could mean for other survivors. Some bad weather has made crab harvesting challenging this year. Crab harvester Joey Angnatok from Nain joins us to talk about the season. Elizabeth Tuglavina joins us to talk about a mobile app and web platform by and for Inuit to share knowledge with one another. Many Indigenous communities, in an effort to preserve their language, are finding ways to digitize it through audio recordings and dictionaries. We hear from Peter-Lucas Jones and Keoni Mahelona talking about preserving the Maori language on their own terms. Dr. Thomas Piggott, Labrador Grenfell's Medical Officer of Health, will join us to talk on what the expansion of the vaccine availability means for the region. A long-awaited project in Postville could be coming to fruition. We find out what's in the works when we speak with AngajukKak Glen Sheppard. Finally, another senior member of Canada's military is facing allegations of misconduct and an investigation. We speak with Heather Scoffield from The Toronto Star about the investigation of Major-General Dany Fortin and what his departure means for Canada's vaccine rollout.

In this episode of Horns of a Dilemma, Amb. (ret.) Bonnie Jenkins discusses the array of treaty obligations, international law, and other agreements that make up the arms control and nuclear non-proliferation regime.   Paul Pope, senior fellow at the Intelligence Studies Project, introduces Marigny Kirschke-Schwartz, a Brumley fellow at the LBJ School of Public Affairs, to moderate the talk with Amb. Jenkins.

Our pope this week faced down an invading king, fought against a nasty heresy in the East, and has something in common with just FIVE other popes in all of Church history. Oh, and he's not the St. Paul you're probably thinking of. SUPPORT THE POPECAST * Click here to become a regular patron of The Popecast (early access and more): https://patreon.com/thepopecast * OR, if you'd prefer to just leave us a tip – Buy us a Coffee, if you will – check out https://buymeacoffee.com/thepopecast

In honor of Halloween (again), we discuss horror comics, eating horse meat, other people, and touch on other deliciously terrifying topics. Daniel Morbach, resident graphic novel expert (okay, maybe not resident, since he calls in from Kansas City) and Ky Richmond resident (for real) art critic weigh in on the three titles we have picked. Cast Hosted by Dean Karpowicz, with Daniel Morbach and Ky Richmond. Content Discussed I Am Legend, Steve Niles (adaptation), Elman Brown (Illustrator) Richard Matheson's classic novel of fear and vampirism - the tale of the last human on an Earth overrun by the undead - returns to graphic novel format in a single volume collection of four long out-of-print books. Hungry Ghosts, Anthony Bourdain (author), Joel Rose (author), Alberto Ponticelli (illustrator), Irene Koh (illustrator), Paul Pope Illustrator On a dark, haunted night, a Russian Oligarch dares a circle of international chefs to play the samurai game of 100 Candles--where each storyteller tells a terrifying tale of ghosts, demons and unspeakable beings--and prays to survive the challenge. Inspired by the Japanese Edo period game of Hyakumonogatari Kaidankai, Hungry Ghosts reimagines the classic stories of yokai, yorei, and obake, all tainted with the common thread of food. Including stellar artists Sebastian Cabrol, Vanesa Del Rey, Francesco Francavilla, Irene Koh, Leo Manco, Alberto Ponticelli, Paul Pope, and Mateus Santolouco as well as amazing color by Jose Villarrubia, a drop-dead cover by Paul Pope. At the Mountains of Madness, I.N.J. Culbard (adapter), H.P. Lovecraft (author) H.P. Lovecraft was one of the most influential horror writers of the 20th century. I.N.J. Culbard is an award-winning artist widely known for his graphic novel adaptations of the classics. He collaborated on a critically acclaimed Sherlock Holmes series with Ian Edginton and worked on The New Deadwardians for Vertigo, Dark Ages for Dark Horse, and Brass Sun for 2000AD. His first original graphic novel, Celeste, was nominated for the British Comic Award.

SHAZAM! Also, Faithless #1 and Go Go Power Rangers #19 from BOOM! Studios, Calamity Kate #2 from Dark Horse Comics, and we ask the question, "Invisibility, or flying?" Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at http://patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure the Major Spoilers Podcast continues far into the future! REVIEWS STEPHEN FAITHLESS #1 Writer: Brian Azzarello Artist: Maria Llovet Publisher: BOOM! Studios Price: $3.99 Release Date: April 10, 2019 Faith. Sex. The Devil. Faith likes to dabble with magic. Her friends think it's cute—and not just a little off-putting, but it's part of her charm and her warped search for purpose in a world that makes too much sense. But she's a true believer and knows there is a power within her reach. She's right, of course. It just took a while for that magic, that temptation, that unknowable thing to find her . . . In short—Faith is bored as hell. And Hell has noticed. New York Times bestselling writer Brian Azzarello (Batman: Damned) and artist Maria Llovet (Loud) with Eisner Award-winning artist Paul Pope on covers coalesce in a story of self-exploration, eroticism, and maybe even love. [rating:3/5] MATTHEW GO GO POWER RANGERS #19 Writer: Ryan Parrott Artist: Eleonora Carlini Publisher: BOOM! Studios Cover Price: $3.99 Release Date: April 10, 2019 Rita Repulsa must go to war to obtain the Green Power coin. But there's just one problem - there's one magic user who may be more powerful than her. And it's her MOTHER. [rating:3/5] RODRIGO CALAMITY KATE #2 Writer: Magdalene Visaggio Artist: Corin Howell Publisher: Dark Horse Comics Cover Price: $3.99 Release Date: April 17, 2019 From the Eisner and GLAAD Media Award-nominated writer of the breakout hit Kim & Kim and DC Comics' Eternity Girl with Gerard Way and artist on IDW's Ghostbusters and X-Files comes this modern day adventure of heroes and monsters. After the mysterious Javelin starts sniping Kate's monster kills, Kate can't seem to get her out of her head. As the one-sided rivalry continues, Kate can't help but feel that there's some connection between Javelin and her ex-wife Sandra, which is throwing her whole process into chaos. [rating: 4/5] DISCUSSION SHAZAM AND THE MONSTER SOCIETY OF EVIL By Jeff Smith Publisher: DC Comics Release Date:October 2007 Young orphan Billy Batson finds himself wielding truly amazing magic powers - just in time to face an invasion of alien and earthly monsters! All he has to do is say the magic word. Shazam! When Billy Batson follows a mysterious stranger onto the subway, he never imagines he's entering a strange world of powerful wizards, talking tigers, kid eating monsters, political intrigue and mysterious villains. But Billy encounters all that and more when the wizard gives him a magic word that transforms him into the world's mightiest mortal. Now, he must use his extraordinary new abilities to face an incoming invasion of alien creatures and to stop mad scientist Dr. Sivana and his Monster Society of Evil from taking over the world! CLOSE Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Call the Major Spoilers Hotline at (785) 727-1939. A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends! Closing music comes from Ookla the Mok.

One of the things that has defined 2015 for The Comics Alternative has been the number of Publisher Spotlights it's presented -- seven, up until today. This week, the Two Guys are back with their eighth and final spotlight of the year, one on the fall releases out of Locust Moon Press. They begin their critical focus with a brief interview Derek conducted with Josh O'Neill, the publisher of Locust Moon Press. In that conversation, Josh shares the background and history of Locust Moon, first as a bookstore (which will be closing its doors early next year) and then as a publisher with an impressive catalog. They also discuss the press' success with Kickstarter, including last year's campaign with Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream and the current efforts with The Lost Work of Will Eisner. After that, Andy and Derek get into the nitty gritty of the show, a discussion of Locust Moon's fall releases. They begin with Prometheus Eternal, a short collection of stories inspired by Rubens's famous painting, Prometheus Bound. This work was created in collaboration with the Philadelphia Museum of Art and including work by such creators as Grant Morrison, Paul Pope, Dave McKean, Bill Sienkiewicz, Farel Dalrymple, Yuko Shimizu, and David Mack. Next, the guys turn to another collection, this one the sixth issue of Quarter Moon. The theme to this issue is "Impractical Cats," and with cat-related contributions from a variety of creators including Farel Dalrymple, Tia McClelland, Mike Sgier, Lisk Feng, Jim Comey, Gregory Benton, J.G. Jones, Dean Haspiel, Jeremy Baum, and a host of others. After that, they look at Ben Kahn and Bruno Hidalgo's Shaman, a satiric and inventive mashup of superheroes, the supernatural, and humor. Neither Andy nor Derek were aware of Shaman before this spotlight episode -- they completely missed Kahn's Kickstarter from earlier this year -- but now they're totally on board and look forward to more of this series, because it's funny as hell. Finally, the guys wrap up with a long discussion of Little Nemo's Big New Dreams, a joint effort with Françoise Mouly's TOON Graphics. This is a smaller, more affordable, and more holdable, version of the broadsheet-sized Dream Another Dream, including more than thirty strips from the Eisner Award-winning collection. And like the aforementioned Prometheus Eternal and Quarter Moon collections, this TOON book is chock-full of impressive contributors, including Art Spiegelman, Craig Thompson, Carla Speed McNeil, Mark Buckingham, Roger Langridge, Box Brown, R. Sikoryak, Jim Rugg, Yuko Shimizu, Gerhard...and the list goes on. In fact, you could even see today's show as the most creator-packed episode that the Two Guys have ever recorded.

For this episode, Gwen and Derek team up for another Publisher Spotlight episode, this one on First Second Books and their fall releases. The titles they discuss include Paul Pope, JT Petty, David Rubin's Battling Boy: The Fall of the House of West; Balak, Michael Sanlaville, and Bastien Vives's Last Man: The Chase; Jean-David Morvan and Dominique Bertail's Omaha Beach on D-Day; Gene Luen Yang and Mike Holmes's Secret Coders; Maris Wicks's Human Body Theater; Ian Lendler and Zack Giallongo's The Stratford Zoo Midnight Review Presents Romeo and Juliet; and Chris Duffy's edited collection, Fable Comics.

We're back with another fantastic episode of The Pullbox Podcast! In this episode, we talk a lot about Dan Slott's Spider-Verse, the refreshing oddity that is Paul Pope's Batman: Year 100, and the underground popularity of webcomics with Kristen Gudsnuck's Henchgirl in particular. Plus, the people upstairs decide to rearrange all their furniture as soon […]

This week on The Comics Alternative, the Two Guys with PhDs (who talk about comics) start off with a veritable love-fest of Paul Pope comics. They begin by looking at two recent titles, The Rise of Aurora West (First Second) and Escapo (Z2 Comics). The first, co-written with J.T. Petty and with art by David Rubín, is a follow up to last year's Battling Boy, although it is not a sequel to that earlier narrative, but a prequel. Here we are introduced to the exploits of the daughter, and young apprentice, of the adventuresome Haggard West. We see Aurora's early development, the origins of Acropolis' monster problem, and the full extent of Haggard's crime-fighting acumen. All of this is presented in Rubín's action-soaked black-and-white illustrations that, while distinct from Pope's style, reads as a visual relative to the earlier Battling Boy. Next, Derek and Andy discuss Escapo, stories and art that were originally created between 1996 and 1998 -- early Paul Pope, reminiscent of what you'll find in One Trick Rip-Off + Deep Cuts -- but now is presented in a beautiful hardbound edition in the tradition of the French bande dessinée format. The two stories that make up the core of the book surround the adventures of Vic, a young circus performer who is a modern-day Houdini, able to escape from any trap that is laid out for him, no matter how elaborate. In this way, and much like Aurora West, Vic is an adventure hero. The book includes sketches, other bonus material, and Escapo-related pin-up work from a variety of illustrators. The art is given new life through the efforts of Shay Plummer, whose vibrant colors complement the daredevil tone of Pope's story. The guys then go in an entirely different -- and more humorously disturbing -- direction with a comic that is completely new to them. Eyesight, written by Callum MacKenzie and drawn by Alex Hood, is a self-published minicomic that displays the entire DIY effect. Andy and Derek discuss issues #1-3, and they're not sure if they should laugh out loud, stand in bewilderment, or run away in unmitigated terror. This has to be one of the creepiest comics the guys have read lately. But it's a good kind of creepy, the kind that has you coming back for more...after you've cleaned your britches. And it's definitely a work Derek and Andy think their listeners should run out and get. In fact, you can support the creators by visiting their website, http://eyesightcomix.com, and getting your copy of Eyesight.

It's that time of the month for the Two Guys with PhDs…that is, it's time for the July Previews catalog! On this episode, Andy and Derek take their monthly gander at some of the great comics being solicited in Previews and due out in the next couple of months. All of the major publishers, and many, many of the smaller ones, are represented here, and the guys comment on how this is a particularly fat month when it comes to new and upcoming comics. They begin the show by looking at some of the titles being offered for this year's Halloween ComicFest, and then they get into the nitty-gritty of the catalog. Some of the titles that they highlight include Brian Wood and Ryan Kelly's The New York Four and Satoshi Kon's Opus (Dark Horse), Peter Milligan and Leandro Fernandez's The Names #1 and Scott Snyder and Sean Murphy's The Wake hardcover (Vertigo/DC Comics), Will Eisner's Spirit, Vol. 2: Artist's Edition and Craig Yoe's The Worst of Eerie Publications (IDW Publishing), Jay Faerber and Scott Godlewski's Copperhead #1 and Ryan Browne's God Hates Astronauts #1 (Image Comics), Gary Scott Beatly and Aaron Warner's Number One #1 (Aazurn Publishing), Roberto Aguirre Sacasa and Robert Hack's Sabrina #1 (Archie Comics), Hubert and Marie Caillou's Adrian and the Tree of Secrets and Julie Maroh's Skandalon (Arsenal Pulp Press), George Perez's Sirens #1 (BOOM! Studios), Duane Swierczynsky and Keith Burns's Ex-Con #1 (Dynamite Entertainment), Gilbert Hernandez's Bumperhead (Drawn and Quarterly), Dash Shaw's Doctors and Joe Sacco's Bumf 1: I Buggered the Kaiser (Fantagraphics), Paul Pope and J. T. Petty's Battling Boy: The Rise of Aurora West and Farel Dalrymple's The Wrenchies (First Second), Grant Morrison and Frazer Irving's Annihilator #1 (Legendary Comics), Greg Rucka and Justin Greenwood's Stumptown: The Case of the King of Clubs #1 (Oni Press), and Jorg Tittle and John Aggs's Ricky Rouse Has a Gun (SelfMadeHero). And this is just the tip of the solicitation iceberg. You really do have to listen to the entire episode to get the full scope, and warm fuzzy feelings, of this month's Previews.

It's time for another episode of The Pullbox Podcast! This month, Kurtis and Michael talk about three unique superhero books; Ex Machina: The First Hundred Years, by Brian K. Vaughn and Tony Harris, Battling Boy, by Paul Pope, and our Reader Pull, Astro City: Life in the Big City, by Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson. Start […]

For this month's on-location show, Derek heads back to Collected Comics in Plano, TX, to talk with Shea Hennum and other shop employees about the past year in comics. The conversation begins with a look at some of the highlights from 2013, the best titles to come out of the year, movies and television programs based on comics, and some of the most memorable publishing events — or just events, in general — in comics. Shea and Derek also discuss some of the trends they saw developing over the past twelve months, including the impressive output of such major creators as Paul Pope and Gilbert Hernandez. Without turning too negative, they also mention some of the disappointments or lackluster moments from 2013, but then they counterbalance that with their hopes for new things that will be coming out in 2014. This is the perfect show to set the stage for Andy and Derek's much-anticipated end-of-the-year episode, where they will share what they consider to be the best titles in 2013.

This week on The Comics Alternative podcast, Derek and Gene review Paul Pope's Battling Boy (First Second), Geof Darrow's Shaolin Cowboy #1 (Dark Horse), and Brandon Montclare and Amy Reeder's Rocket Girl #1 (Image). The Two Guys with PhDs begin with Battling Boy, placing it within the larger context of Paul Pope's body of work — seeing similar themes, stylistic flair, characterization, and tone found in comics such as 100%, Heavy Liquid, and THB – and also reading it in light of other First Second publications. Both are fascinated by what Pope is doing in this all-age (?) superhero (?) sci-fi narrative, and they are eagerly anticipating the next installment of the story, The Rise of Aurora West. Gene brings keen insights not only to the metaficational aspects of Battling Boy, but also Pope's use of lettering and font choices. The Two Guys are not in the same kind of agreement with Shaolin Cowboy. Derek feels that it's one of the most visually intriguing, and funniest, comic books of the year, while Gene wants more story. (And Derek recommends that Gene read the first Shaolin Cowboy series from Burlyman Entertainment…although even he has his problems with the way that first series unfolded.) But they do agree on Montclare and Reeder's Rocket Girl, feeling that the series starts off with a blast — sorry for the pun — and promises interesting things in the issues to come, especially in terms of time travel twists.

Andy and Derek are back at Lone Star Comics in Plano, TX, and this month they're talking about American-themed comics with the scheduling manager of the shop and good friend of the show, Shea Hennum. Since this is the month of Independence Day, the Two Guys with PhDs thought it would be a great opportunity to focus on comics about the United States, its history, its culture, and its people. Among the many comics they discuss are Harvey Pekar's American Splendor, Steve Darnall and Alex Ross's Uncle Sam, John Ridley and Georges Jeanty's The American Way, Howard Chaykin's American Flagg, Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon's Preacher, Dennis O'Neil and Neal Adams's Green Lantern/Green Arrow comics of the 1970s, Alan Moore's Swamp Thing,  the Marvel event Civil War, the various incarnations of Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters, and Paul Pope comics. They also talk about other kinds of comics, such as Adventure Time, Brandon Graham's Prophet (which Derek does like, thank you very much), Frank Young and David Lasky's The Carter Family, Garth Ennis's Fury MAX, and erotic comics, among others. They also give their two cents on the recent announcements on the acquisition of Archaia by Boom! Studios and on Kitchen Sink joining forces with Dark Horse. And as an extra added bonus, you get to hear Shea, Andy, and Derek describe what they plan to do for the July 4th holiday (nothing exciting, really). The Two Guys with PhDs also name the winner of their July contest and announce the theme of next month's Lone Star Comics discussion and giveaway: all-age comics. So be sure to check back in August for that episode!

He's done everything from independent comics to big budget Batman. He's Paul Pope. We spoke with Paul live from the streets of Manhattan to find out just what he's all about. (1:33:41)