Podcasts about pitiful human lizard

I'm joined by a new guest on the show hanging out with me today, Jason Loo. Jason is a Toronto based Eisner Award winner and a Harvey Award nominee with credits on both sides of the isle as an artist and a writer with creator owned projects The Pitiful Human-Lizard, Afterlift, and The All Nighter and although he's no newcomer to Marvel, he is tackling not one but two series out this fall with Werewolf By Night and the Dazzler mini-series creating a new soundtrack for everyone's favorite disco queen which will be a part of the From the Ashes storyline redefining the X-Universe post Krakoa. These couldn't be farther apart tonally. Jason wrote new songs for Marvel's beloved disco queen and this version of the character is inspired by Taylor Swift, who knows if she'll have an NFL boyfriend, and Werewolf by Night breaks new ground in Marvel's 50 plus years of storytelling launching their new Red Band formatting, a Parental Advisory designation promising more blood and violence than ever before. Dazzler from Marvel SO BRIGHT THIS STAR! DAZZLER, Marvel's glittering mutant songstress, has been in and out of the limelight over the years - but now the time has finally come for her to take center stage! Dazzler embarks on a new world tour, the culmination and celebration of her entire musical career! And along for the ride is her new road crew: Domino, Strong Guy and Multiple Man! But while Dazzler may be ready to focus on her music, her celebrity-mutant status and a violent attack may sideline the entire endeavor before it's even begun… Each issue features original song lyrics from Ali's notebook! Don't miss the concert - and comic - event of the year! Werewolf by Night from Marvel Full moon rise—werewolf kill! Jack Russell has been trying to live a simple life—but in the deadly and dramatic wake of the Blood Hunt, his life is about to be turned upside down in ways he never imagined! With new enemies hoping to extract a (literal) pound of flesh and Jack unsure if he can be trusted around old allies and a lost love, the original Werewolf by Night is in for the fight of his life… and he's in it alone! Our episode sponsors unSeen/unHeard: Disability and Neurodivergence Comic Anthology on Kickstarter Don't miss this 64-page, 12 story anthology where at least 50% of each creative team is comprised of people who are neurodivergent or have a disability. Arkenforge Play TTRPG games? Make sure to check out our partner Arkenforge. They have everything you need to make your TTRPG more fun and immersive, allowing you to build, play, and export animated maps including in person fog of war capability that let's your players interact with maps as the adventure unfolds while you, the DM get the full picture. Use the discount code YETI5 to get $5 off your order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

André sits down with another creator for Marvel Comics and the mastermind behind what may be the most Canadian superhero ever created Toronto-based superhero The Pitiful Human-Lizard.Jason Loo is co-Creator and artist on the 2020 Eisner Award-Winning digital series Afterlift for Comixology Originals, with comic writer Chip Zdarsky. The series also won a Joe Shuster Award for best digital series and nominated for a 2020 Harvey Award. Other projects include Star Wars Adventures and Star Wars: High Republic Adventures (IDW); X-Corp, Fantastic Four, and Marvel Voices (Marvel); Kill Shakespeare (IDW); and Black Hammer Visions (Dark Horse Comics). Jason and our host discuss a childhood related connection to Multiple Man a character he currently works on for Marvel unlimited, Why the term he penned "Made in Chinatown" had a newfound relevance later in life and how making the city of Toronto a real character in his book may have been the key to his early independent comics success.

Like all our episodes these days, we start off this most amazing podcast episode with the Jetpack Launchpad, a guest segment where each week we are joined by a different staff member at Jetpack Comics and Games. This week, Jack and Artie are joined by their pal Nick to discuss what's been going on at the store, the many Batman wards to take on the Robin mantle, the wacky worlds of the Marvel multiverse and more. After that, we review the newly released trailer for Marvel Studios' Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, the next Marvel movie to come out after Black Widow. Our Dad joins us for Tales From the Dollar Bin when he reviews Squadron Supreme #1, Marvel/New Universe Night Mask #1 & The Pitiful Human Lizard from Chapter House Comics while Artie reviews Quality Comics' Rogue Trooper #1 & Pitbulls #2 from Dark Horse and Jack reviews the DC Silver Age classics reprint of Showcase #22, the first Green Lantern comic with Hal Jordan & DC Secret Origins #3, a post-crisis retelling of how Billy Batson received the powers of Shazam. After Dollar Bin, Jack and Artie talk about how Alfred Molina, Doctor Octopus himself said in a recent interview that he will return to his role of Otto Octavios in the upcoming Spider-Man: No Way Home in which he will be teaming up with several other villains to take on the current MCU version of Spider-Man. For The Battles, Uncle Russ joins us for a debate on who wins in an all out battle between Vector, the up and coming villain with both direction & magnitude and Syndrome, the fanboy turned evil by disappointment in his heroic idol. What'll it be, Despicable Me or Incredibles? Rocket boots or squid launchers? Super villain or master thief? You decide! Cast your vote now by clicking this link: https://www.thegeekgossip.com/the-battles In conclusion, Jack and Artie review the most epic finale to Marvel's The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and channel our excitement for what the future holds for Disney Plus MCU television. Special thanks to Nick, Dad, and Uncle Russ for making this awesome episode possible! You guys are awesome!

Ep 88 - In the latest instalment of our Creator Series—where writers and artists talk to us about the work that inspires them—hosts Justin and Jacob talk to Pitiful Human Lizard creator Jason Loo about Adrian Tomine's Killing and Dying, a book of short comics that features not a single explosion, but a lot of heart. RFK is originally broadcast on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. Produced by Jacob Dubé.

The newest Star Wars film, "The Last Jedi," is nothing if not noteworthy. To do it justice, RFK reunites the Star Wars panel, featuring comics editor Allison O'Toole (of Chapterhouse and Toronto Comics Press), and "Pitiful Human-Lizard" creator, Jason Loo. Why did this movie upset so many fans? Where do we go from here? And what does Luke's milk drinking mean for the Wookiepedia page on breasts? [Spoiler warning if you haven't seen the film.] Follow RFK on Twitter and Facebook! And if you want to know more about Chewie's dirty Grandpa and the Star Wars holiday special, here's a link. This is the extended version of the show that aired on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. Edited by Justin Chandler.

Insha talks with very special guest Allison O' Toole! The editor of Pitiful Human Lizard for Chapterhouse and comes to our lovely show to talk about her new anthology Wayward Sisters, an anthology dedicated to lady and non-binary monsters. They also get into some deep monster talk in the end which is just so much fun. :D Comicsbound is: Insha Fitzpatrick – @benwyyatt Lan Pitts – @pittsed_off Comicsbound – @comicsbound Comicsbound is sponsored by Sudio (http://www.sudiosweden.com/). Listen to Comicsbound to learn how you can get 15% off your next set of headphones!

Jason Loo is a Toronto-based comic book writer and illustrator known for creating Toronto's very own super hero - the Pitiful Human Lizard! The series follows Lucas Barrett, a 9-5 office lackey who moonlights as a struggling superhero during his free time.  Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, and Google Play Music! Head to Caspertrial.com/staycurious for $50 your next Casper Matress purchase! Support the Curiosity in Focus podcast on Patreon at www.patreon.com/curiosityinfocus Twitter @danielhkwan & curiousinfocus Instagram @danielhkwan YouTube: www.youtube.com/curiosityinfocus Facebook: www.facebook.com/curiosityinfocus Get in touch with Jason on twitter @rebel_loo and get your copy of the Pitiful Human Lizard at Chapter House Publishing. "I'M FEELING CURIOUS" LINK OF THE DAY: Scientific journals tricked into publishing articles about Midi-Chlorians

Andrew Thomas lucked out. Just as his indie comic Post-Human (kind of Inspector Gadget meets film noir) was disintegrating because of creative differences with the writer, the Northern Ontario Comicon in Timmins, Ontario contacted him about developing an ongoing superhero series featuring its mascot – an anthropomorphic lion in medieval garb named Auric of the Great White North. The local media latched on to the hero they could finally call their own and the title has been a hit ever since -- already on issue three and having made multiple printings of the prior issue zero mini comic. Meanwhile, as a talented and fast letterer, he soon found himself lettering all the comics printed by Chapterhouse Publishing, including Captain Canuck, Northguard, Freelance, The Pitiful Human-Lizard and Agents of P.A.C.T. to name a few. He even gets to illustrate a variant cover or two for them now and then (not a bad gig). We talk about all of it, as well as why it's so important to spread comic book culture through small town Ontario. This Episode is sponsored by Hairy Tarantula.Andrew's Site@mr_andrewthomaspost-humanAuric of The Great White NorthChapterhouse PublishingEpisode Sponsor: Hairy Tarantula

It's the one-year anniversary of the relaunch! Last year, we took you to the celebration party for the approval of the Bloor bike lanes pilot. Now, we speak to Cycle Toronto Executive Director Jared Kolb about how to make the lanes permanent. We speak to Jason Loo, creator of Toronto's own comic book superhero, The Pitiful Human-Lizard. And we speak to ERA Architects' Michael McClelland about how to preserve Toronto's heritage. Also, Engineer Neil speaks!

In honour of Star Wars Day, Justin, Jacob and Mitchell host a Star Wars debate. Fighters include canvas doublet wearer and "Life, Death & Sorcery" creator Danny Zabbal, "The Pitiful Human-Lizard" creator and Wedge-head Jason Loo, and Allison O'Toole, Bail Organa fan and editor for the Toronto Comics Anthology and Chapterhouse. Debates include: who is the most underrated Star Wars character, what will Luke's role be in Episode VIII, and how can Jar Jar Binks make a comeback? Originally broadcast on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. This show was edited by Justin Chandler. Mitchell Thompson and Justin Chandler cut the version that played on the radio.

The creator behind The Pitiful Human Lizard, Jason Loo, sits in to discuss the upcoming Mississauga Comic Expo happening October 21 and 22 at the Mississauga Central Library. We also chat about the origins of The Pitiful Human Lizard, how Jason got into comics, the current state of Libraries in this digital age and more.  

Meaghan Carter’s love of manga and anime informs all of the webcomics she does. Take Off features fantastical creatures working together with their human partners like Digimon or Pokemon. In a way, Godslave is the same, but the relationship is a master-student dynamic, like the ninja schools of Naruto, with a lot of Egyptian history informing the narrative. It’s no wonder the strips have garnered her enough of a cult following to earn her a gig as the new colourist on The Pitiful Human-Lizard. She breaks down the role of a colourist, why you need an insane work ethic to even make it into comics and why her belief in ghosts and the afterlife will probably be a major component of her next project.

Our 4th and final podcast from Montreal Comic Con is officially up! This time we speak with the creator of the Pitiful Human Lizard(https://www.facebook.com/PitifulHumanLizard/), Jason Loo. We discuss his comic, crossovers and more! Also during the podcast, Todd and Dan talking Toronto Fan Expo which leads to a phone call to celebrity?? Also, what kind of podcast that doesn't have an intermission with Dr. Stevil?? And finally where did Johnny end up from Drinking in the Park during Montreal Comic Con?! This Podcast is brought to you by London Comic Con! This epic returns on Sept 23rd to 25th for another fun filled weekend! They have great celebrities such as Levar Burton, Kevin Sorbo, and many more attending! Pick up your tickets ASAP from www.LondonComicCon.com!

What's more Toronto than a man running around in a lizard costume? This week, our hosts talk with Pitiful Human Lizard creator Jason Loo about Toronto comics and the people living in Lake Ontario we're not supposed to know about. Originally broadcast on CJRU 1280 AM. Edited by Justin Chandler and Jacob Dubé.

The editors of volume three of The Toronto Comics Anthology stop by to preview the new book, promote the Kickstarter campaign and detail their own careers writing and editing comics. Allison talks about her story in the collection — “Ghosts Over Garlic Mashed Potatoes” — with art by Meaghan Carter, while Aaron details “The Dark” — a story that takes place in Toronto’s O.Noir restaurant – with art by Josh Rosen. Aaron has written for various independent comic collections like this, while Allison is also the editor of The Pitiful Human-Lizard ongoing series from Chapterhouse Comics. Toronto Comics Anthology Vol. 3 Kickstarter

Artist Jason Loo talks The Pitiful Human Lizard — his hit independent comic featuring Toronto’s not-so-super hero.

Another Previews catalog showed up on their doorsteps, so it's time to gaze into the tomorrow of September 2015 and see what catches Mike and Greg's eyes. Miracleman by Gaiman & Buckingham! Jaegir! Alternative Comics (again...the publisher, not the category)! Gigant! Wilds End! Diesel! Pitiful Human Lizard! Turtles 50! Sacred Heart! Elk's Run! The Z Word! Puma Blues! Plus, everything you need to know to get started reading Benjamin Marra, what Dynamite book Mike is excited about, what Farel Dalrymple kid's comic Greg is talking about (seriously...which one is it?), where Atomic Robo has landed, why no comic will have a Steve Gerber cover, and so much more! Robots From Tomorrow is a weekly comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth's surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.com. You can also follow Mike and Greg on Twitter. This episode is brought to you by Third Eye Comics. Enjoy your funny books.