Podcasts about red stylo media

This week, we continue our arc of new GenX authors. This week, we are talking with the engaging Chuck Suffel about his new comic, Sherlock Holmes and the Wonderland Conundrum, a delightful mash-up of two iconic universes that, amazingly, taste great together. Chuck Suffel is a comic book writer first published under the pseudonym Daniel Charles in the Harvey Award Nominated 27 Club Comic Anthology from Red Stylo Media. Since then he has appeared in several anthology projects from several indie publishers, most recently penning two stories in The Rockabilly Rambler anthology. Chuck is also the technology coordinator at a small private school in NYC, a husband, and the father of two insane teenagers. Chuck is tired. Find/follow on twitter @chuck_suffel and instagram @chucksuffel --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marc-snediker/support

Enrica is the founder and editor-in-chief at Red Stylo Media. She is the writer and creator of Azteca, a comic series and motion comic, Angel With a Bullet, The House of Montresor, and editor of the annual Red Stylo Presents series of anthologies. Her screenplay The Freshmen was made into a short film, Frienemies, winner of a CINE Golden Eagle in 2011. Read more about her at www.enricajang.com Sign Up for Forbidden on Kickstarter today https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/forbidden/forbidden-issue-1?ref=clipboard-prelaunch Previous Episode: Chris Moses https://youtu.be/SQjUuUbMQLE Sponsor an Episode and promote your brand today https://www.icreatestories.com/Sponsor Sign Up for our Newsletter: https://www.crazeecomics.com I use Fiverr for all my projects hit this link and give it a try http://www.fiverr.com/s2/2ff3c0855b Follow us on Podbean: https://catchdacraze.podbean.com Visit our Website: https://www.crazeecomics.com Member of the NSC Roadshow https://www.nsclivetv.com Tools I use: Mixer https://www.rode.com/rodecasterpro Mic: Somson C01 Condensor http://www.samsontech.com/samson/products/microphones/condenser-microphones/c01/ Cameras: Logitech C922 Pro https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/webcams/c922-pro-stream-webcam.960-001087.html?crid=34 Channel Switcher: Elgato StreamDeck https://www.elgato.com/en/stream-deck Software: OBS https://obsproject.com  Editing: Filmora9 https://filmora.wondershare.net/video-editor/   Thumbnail Creation: Microsoft PowerPoint https://www.microsoft.com/en-us?rtc=1 #redstylo #Azteca #podcast

The Star Wars prequels often draw distain from ST fans and movie lovers in general. Is this opinion warranted? Well after re-watching Episode II Attack of the Clone recently, I can agree that it is hot garbage. We also get a bit more nostalgic with this week's download as it features Sonic Adventure 2. We also go hands on with Crossing #5 by Red Stylo Media and round out the show with our continued exploration of the house of Chris Collins as we review Rennaissance Man as the fragrance of the week.   The Download: Sonic Adventure 2 Fragrance of the Week: Rennaissance Man Comics: Crossing by Red Stylo Media Music by AOAO Music IG: @websterstyle Twitter: @websterstyle www.WebsterStyle.com Drop us a line info@websterstylemagazine.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheSartorialAndGeekPod/support

This episode finds us waxing poetic about well poetry. From The Raven to The Incident, we talk about how the love of poetry has influenced our creative process and impacted our life. We also give shouts to one of our favorite comics of the past few years, Crossing by Red Stylo Media as well as the crew from the Blerdicorn Speaks podcast. We round out the show talking about the inexpensive goodness of Uomo by Ermenegilo Zenga. Note to self, don't play with the box while you are talking about the fragrance lol. Fragrance of the week: Uomo by Ermenegilo Zenga Crossing by Red Stylo Media: Kickstarter Blerdicorn Speaks Podcast: Anchor Music by AOAO Music IG: @websterstyle Twitter: @websterstyle www.WebsterStyle.com Drop us a line info@websterstylemagazine.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheSartorialAndGeekPod/support

It seems like I never watch anything new on Netflix. How about you? This episodes looks into my habit of re-watching old movie on Netflix including a brief overview of the Police Academy series and my excitement after watching What We Left Behind (the Star Trek DS9 documentary) on Tubi TV. I also talk about the great storytelling found in the comic Ninja Bear by Red Stylo Media. We wrap things up with the fragrance of the week, the world famous Dior Sauvage. Fragrance of the week: Dior Sauvage Ninja Bear comic by Red Stylo Media Music by AOAO Music IG: @websterstyle Twitter: @websterstyle www.WebsterStyle.com Drop us a line info@websterstylemagazine.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheSartorialAndGeekPod/support

The song you heard on the show is Through a cardboard world by Toni Leys, you can find more of their music at https://tonileys.bandcamp.com/ If you want to follow the show on Twitter you can find it @pixels143, and if you want to follow me its @runjumpstomp This show is part of the Giant Sized Team Up Network, for more information head to GSTU.net Guest Links Emily is a graphic designer, sequential illustrator, art and dance instructor, and part time wine steward. She has been illustrating and self-publishing her own comics since 2011, as well as having been published with Red Stylo Media in The 27 Club and The Strip comic anthologies. Aside from this year, she attends comic-con all up and down the East Coast and sells in artist alley. She designed the logo for Botched & Space Vikings, and now Nook's Tavern - which is the connection that brought her to DragonCon 2019 - where she met you (Old Fuddy Duddy House and con-mom Tony FTW). She teaches many types of art - currently Happy Little Drawing Fridays on Twitch, as well as dance East Coast Swing and Ballroom. Wine Steward = pours wine for Wagner Vineyards on Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes. Friend to the GSTU Media Network. Most of the internet - 'aSwanNamedEmily' Twitter - twitter.com/aSwanNamedEmily Instagram - instagram.com/aswannamedemily Facebook - facebook.com/aSwanNamedEmilyArtistry Patreon - patreon.com/aSwanNamedEmily Twitch - twitch.tv/aswannamedemily Publisher - Red Stylo Media - redstylo.com Source Links https://www.mobygames.com/game/soul-blade https://vgboxart.com/viewfullsize/11458/Soul%20Blade/ https://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation/soul-blade Intro - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtF80UCgarY Commercial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmOq5te1NZY --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/143/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/143/support

When she is not selling her work at comic-con, artist Emily Swan works as a graphic artist, illustrates and self publishes her own comics, instructs art and dance at 171 Cedar Arts Center and pours wine for Wagner Winery. She occasionally finds time to sleep. Her published work can be viewed in Red Stylo Media's '27 Club Anthology', and their book 'THE STRIP, A Twisted Vegas Comic Anthology'. More of Emily's art can be found across the internet at: 'aSwanNamedEmily'. See more about Filomena: @CoachFilomena & @FilomenaJackStudio  

Professional comic writer Erica Schultz looks for feedback from a mastermind of creator peers on the advantages of getting a literary agent to represent her work and tips for finding one. Highlights of This Session Include: How might an agent help push ones career forward?How to go about finding a literary agent beyond what the blogs say to do?How different is it to work for a traditional publisher creating graphic novels vs a comic book publisher? Plus: One messy thing Tyler will be up to this Christmas break! This Session is Sponsored by: If you would you like to meet once a month with a group of serious, like-minded creators to talk about your projects and creative business for mutual support and accountability this year, go to ComixLaunch.com/mastermind and get on the interest list. New Groups will be forming in December and start meeting in January 2020! In the Mastermind Hotseat Today: Erica Schultz is a comic book writer best known for 2018’s DAREDEVIL Annual and the award-winning, creator-owned series M3 with artist Vicente Alcázar. Her latest book is the urban fantasy series FORGOTTEN HOME published by ComiXology Originals/Vices Press with artist Marika Cresta. In 2016, she was chosen by DC Comics to participate in the pilot program of their Talent Development Workshop, collaborating with artist Sonny Liew on a well-received HAWKGIRL story. She has written for Marvel, DC, Dynamite, 2000AD, and Action Lab, as well as contributed to multiple anthologies including Image Comics’ WHERE WE LIVE for the victims of the Las Vegas shooting (nominated for a 2019 Eisner Award, winner of two 2019 Ringo Awards) and THE 27 CLUB: A COMICS ANTHOLOGY published by Red Stylo Media and Action Lab Danger Zone (nominated for a 2016 Harvey Award). Erica is a writing instructor at The Kubert School in New Jersey and a lettering instructor for ComicsExperience.com. In the Mastermind Round Table: Melissa J Massey, a writer, illustrator, fantasy webcomic creator, and digital marketing and communications specialist Dawn Griffin is a designer/illustrator and cartoonist specializing in material for kids and young adults, and one of the founding members of Webcomic Alliance, a web resource & podcast for comic creators.Abrian Curington, an illustrator, fantasy cartagropher, and the publisher of Blue Cat Co. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: ComixLaunch.com/mastermindComicImpressions.com More About Our Sponsor: If you're listening to this and the idea of meeting regularly with a small, focused group of like-minded creators to share resources, sharpen and strengthen your creative business strategies and to support each other in mutually benefical ways, sounds good to you… stop whatever it is you're doing now and get over to ComixLaunch.com/mastermind to get on our interest list. I've been running these mastermind groups for over a year now, and I've seen how powerful they can be for the right creators. Everybody has blindspots. We ALL have things in our creative lives we can’t see from the inside. We all struggle with self doubt and paralysis, and we are all prone to getting stuck. Albert Einstein said "we can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them." If you're ready to get new perspectives and solutions on your challenges from creators who have overcome them, a mastermind can provide that. The right mastermind will support you, not let you fail, and push you to new heights. Now, I realize many of you have gotten to this point largely on your own and may even be proud of that. (And you should be!) But at a certain point, what got you here, won't get you there. Your network may be your single greatest asset, and being a part of a dedicated mastermind group will quickly become the most invaluable part of your network. Joining a MasterMInd may be just what you're looking for IF…

Mario Candelaria is a comic book writer and comedian based out of Philadelphia, PA. Some of his credits include Ashes: A Firefighter's Tale (Z2 Comics), Corktown(Alterna Comics) and Baroque Pop: A Lana Del Ray Fanthology (Red Stylo Media). In this episode, Mario brings Adrian up to speed on all the events leading up to Wrestlemania 35, which includes storylines from WWE Raw, WWE Smackdown and even NXT. Also in this episode: Kofi-mania sweeps the nation...The rise of Becky “The Man” Lynch...Brock Lesnar is still wrestling, I suppose...And much more!

Mario Candelaria is a comic book writer and comedian based out of Philadelphia, PA. Some of his credits include Ashes: A Firefighter's Tale (Z2 Comics), Corktown(Alterna Comics) and Baroque Pop: A Lana Del Ray Fanthology (Red Stylo Media). In this episode, Mario brings Adrian up to speed on all the events leading up to Wrestlemania 35, which includes storylines from WWE Raw, WWE Smackdown and even NXT. Also in this episode: Kofi-mania sweeps the nation...The rise of Becky “The Man” Lynch...Brock Lesnar is still wrestling, I suppose...And much more!

Creator Talks spotlights writers and artists working in comic books and other mediums. On today’s show I have just such a guest who produces illustrations for comics and books. Rachel Perciphone Kilbury creates fantasy/sci-fi illustrations and cover art portraying strong, diverse characters within fantastical and colorful worlds.  I met Rachel at the New Jersey Comic Expo, and you can hear her first interview with me from the con floor on episode #5 of Creator Talks.  Rachel earned a BFA from Moore College of Art and Design and currently works for comic book publisher. Among her credits are coloring “Phantom Flight” in the It Was Metal Anthology OGN, written by Josh Swartz and Jeremiah Jay with art by Bob Hall (The Avengers, Shadowman). Her other work includes “Twisted Endings-Snow White” for Infected by Art Volume 6, the cover for Knightmares by G.A. Finocchiaro and a chapter in the upcoming Cosmic Love a Red Stylo comic anthology inspired by Florence + The Machine. We talk about how the idea for Cosmic Love came to her, and how she feels about doing commissions at comic cons.  Do you like set goals each year? Do you find it difficult to reach them? We talk about how Rachel set her goals for 2019, how she tracks them, and makes it manageable to obtain them when life gets in the way. And when I Kick Back With The Creator, we talk flaming spatulas and salt lines!   Please take a moment to rate Creator Talks on iTunes: http://apple.co/2Cq9ygK    More about The Creator: https://www.rachelperciphone.com/   More About Cosmic Love: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/RedStyloMedia/cosmic-love-inspired-by-the-music-of-florence-the?ref=card   This episode is sponsored The Comic Book Shop, where comics as for everyone http://www.thecomicbookshop.com/    

In our second episode of 2019, Red Stylo Media once again controls our airwaves! We sit down with editor Genevieve Trainor to get the inside details about her newest comic anthology, "What Fresh Hell Is This?" a comic anthology inspired by "Dante's Inferno". We also take some time to learn what it was like for Genevieve editing her first book with Red Stylo last year.

Join us as we talk to Enrica Jang from Red Stylo Media, we also discuss the new trailer for the Into the Spider-verse movie from Sony Pictures, Transformers Bumblebee from Paramount, Wreck-it Ralph 2 from Disney, Lego Movie 2 from Warner Brothers, as well as Jack's Box Office report!  Redstylomedia.com https://www.facebook.com/RedStyloMedia/ https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/RedStyloMedia/crossing-2-and-3-new-issues-in-this-paranormal-ser

It’s a bonus podcast this week with not one, not two, but three guests!  Enrica Jang (House of Montresor), Alex Cormack (work published by Image, IDW & ComixTribe) and Mark Mullaney (Ninja Bear) join me to talk about there Kickstarter for issues #2 & #3 of Crossing, a six-issue paranormal series. What's it all about?   "An annoying goth princess haunts the rookie train conductor who ran her over. Paranormal couples counseling, anyone?" Enrica is also the Editor-in-Chief of Red Stylo Media, an independent publishing company founded in 2008. Her co-creators, Alex and Mark worked with Enrica on the Poe Twisted Anthology and the synergy the team creates during our interview is palpabile. Besides talking about Crossing, the Kickstarter rewards, and the book’s bright future, we go a bit “off the rails” with fun questions I ask all my guests.   Crossing Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/RedStyloMedia/crossing-2-and-3-new-issues-in-this-paranormal-ser?ref=user_menu   Red Stylo: http://redstylo.com/   Please take a moment to rate Creator Talks on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/creator-talks-podcast/id1180823120?mt=2

This week’s guest is Enrica Jang, the writer of Crossing from Red Stylo Media.  This is a solid and unique ghost story comic. I was blown away by the first issue so I was quick to back her new Kickstarter campaign for the second and third issues.  At the time of this recording, Enrica is halfway to her funding goal with three weeks left. After the campaign meets its budget, the only stretch goals planned are for more comics which is something I really respect.  I think we can all get behind more comics. You can find Enrica and Red Stylo Media at RedStylo.com as well as Facebook and Twitter.  If you back the Red Stylo Media Patreon, you’ll receive access to the previous anthology titles from the publisher too. In other news, former guest Pat Shand is back on Kickstarter to fund the release of the original graphic novel Afterglow with artist K. Lynn Smith.  It’s a post-apocalyptic adventure following a girl and her giant mutated cat. I’m so in. In other other news, I had mentioned some time ago that I was going to make a comic.  That is still happening and is moving forward to some extent. After completing the Comics Experience Intro to Comic Book Writing course (which I highly recommend), I ended up with a five page script that I was really happy with.  I am now working on getting this made. It’s something small, but it’s coming together. I saw the layouts last week and it was amazing. Everyone should make comics because it feels so awesome seeing your words come to life like this.  I’ll keep you guys posted as this develops. CONTACT: Email | Twitter SUBSCRIBE: RSS | iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher Music by Eric Matyas (www.soundimage.org)

Enrica Jang is a writer, editor and the founder of the independent comics publisher Red Stylo Media. Under the Red Stylo Media banner, Enrica has overseen the release of several comics anthologies including The 27 Club, Angel With A Bullet and the upcoming Baroque Pop: A Lana Del Rey Fanthology (produced by comic book writer Mario Candelaria). The publishing imprint has also released comics under Red Stylo Press including Azteca, Torchbearer and City of Walls. The latter title features art by former guest AK Lovelace. In this episode, Enrica explains how a real-life train incident served as inspiration for her comic Crossing (featuring artist Alex Cormack & letterer Mark Mullaney). Enrica also gives listeners insight into her story submission for the Baroque Pop anthology, as well as contemplate art's place in the troubling uncertainty of the Trump era.

Enrica Jang is a writer, editor and the founder of the independent comics publisher Red Stylo Media. Under the Red Stylo Media banner, Enrica has overseen the release of several comics anthologies including The 27 Club, Angel With A Bullet and the upcoming Baroque Pop: A Lana Del Rey Fanthology (produced by comic book writer Mario Candelaria). The publishing imprint has also released comics under Red Stylo Press including Azteca, Torchbearer and City of Walls. The latter title features art by former guest AK Lovelace. In this episode, Enrica explains how a real-life train incident served as inspiration for her comic Crossing (featuring artist Alex Cormack & letterer Mark Mullaney). Enrica also gives listeners insight into her story submission for the Baroque Pop anthology, as well as contemplate art's place in the troubling uncertainty of the Trump era.

Erica Schultz is a comic book writer, editor and letterer who has worked for various companies including Marvel, DC/Vertigo, Red Stylo Media and more. I had the pleasure of speaking with Erica Schultz on the very first episode of Adrian Has Issues. My girlfriend/Creative Director Eileen joins me once again in the co-host seat as we engage in a hilariously candid discussion on number of topics including: -Searching Yourself On Google -Awkward Hollywood Casting -Adrian vs. Stranger Things -Eileen vs. Regional Coding -Erica vs. Canadian Geese -Road Rage: Canada vs. USA -Mutual Combat Law -DC Comics New Talent Showcase

Erica Schultz is a comic book writer, editor and letterer who has worked for various companies including Marvel, DC/Vertigo, Red Stylo Media and more. I had the pleasure of speaking with Erica Schultz on the very first episode of Adrian Has Issues. My girlfriend/Creative Director Eileen joins me once again in the co-host seat as we engage in a hilariously candid discussion on number of topics including: -Searching Yourself On Google -Awkward Hollywood Casting -Adrian vs. Stranger Things -Eileen vs. Regional Coding -Erica vs. Canadian Geese -Road Rage: Canada vs. USA -Mutual Combat Law -DC Comics New Talent Showcase

On this episode of AGP I will be joined by comic writer Enrica Jang. Enrica is know for her works with Red Stylo Media with titles such as AZTECA, Angel With a Bullet, and The House of Montresor. She is also the editor of THE 27 Club, A Comic Anthology. Her screenplay The Freshmen was made into a short film, Frienemies, winner of a CINE Golden Eagle in 2011. Read more about her at enricajang.com.

Here is a very insightful recording on comics and making comics form 2015 Baltimore COmic Con: Indie Comics 101 Learn the ins and outs of starting your own comic company from industry pros. Follow them as they take you though printing to distribution. Hosted by Creature Entertainment’s Editor-in-chief Juan Navarro, with Enrica Jang, Editor in Chief of Red Stylo Media and Erica Schultz writer/designer who has worked for a slew of pusblisher like Marvle and Vertigo As always you cna let us know what you think at 806-414-JUAN (806-414-5826) or hit me up on twitter @FWACATA or e-mail at secretmediagroup@gmail.com Oh and here's our FACEBOOK PAGE!   

This week's episode is not one to be missed! Adrian is joined by writer and comedian Mario Candelaria. If you're wondering why that name sounds familiar, he was one of the many contributors to the comic anthology 27 from Red Stylo Media, which was discussed in Episode 19. Mario details his work on his comic drama Comare, a tale of deception and intrigue set in Los Angeles during the 1950s. In addition to his work in comics, Mario shares his experiences in stand-up comedy and joke writing. In true AHI fashion, the conversations soon take a comedic left turn as our heroes talk the connection between comedy and drama, a Seinfeld/Game of Thrones mash-up and drunken escapades at comic book conventions. Click here to contribute to the Kickstarter for Comare! Also from Mario Candelaria: Ashes: A Firefighter's Tale Corktown Epilogue If you've enjoyed this episode please leave a comment or rate and review it on iTunes and Stitcher. Doing so helps the podcast reach other potential listeners!

This week's episode is not one to be missed! Adrian is joined by writer and comedian Mario Candelaria. If you're wondering why that name sounds familiar, he was one of the many contributors to the comic anthology 27 from Red Stylo Media, which was discussed in Episode 19. Mario details his work on his comic drama Comare, a tale of deception and intrigue set in Los Angeles during the 1950s. In addition to his work in comics, Mario shares his experiences in stand-up comedy and joke writing. In true AHI fashion, the conversations soon take a comedic left turn as our heroes talk the connection between comedy and drama, a Seinfeld/Game of Thrones mash-up and drunken escapades at comic book conventions. Click here to contribute to the Kickstarter for Comare! Also from Mario Candelaria: Ashes: A Firefighter's Tale Corktown Epilogue If you've enjoyed this episode please leave a comment or rate and review it on iTunes and Stitcher. Doing so helps the podcast reach other potential listeners!

This week's episode features Enrica Jang, a writer and founder of the independent comics publisher Red Stylo Media. Enrica tells her personal story from starting as an intern for a comic book publisher to an editor and eventually calling her own shots as an Editor-In-Chief. In addition to a number of graphic novels and original series, Red Stylo has released a series of comic anthologies including The Poe Twisted Anthology and Killer Queen, which is based on the music of Queen. Most recently, the publisher has set to release, 27, an anthology based on the infamous "27 Club" based on musicians such as Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse and Jimi Hendrix and more who have died by the age of 27. Check out the Kickstarter for 27 here!

This week's episode features Enrica Jang, a writer and founder of the independent comics publisher Red Stylo Media. Enrica tells her personal story from starting as an intern for a comic book publisher to an editor and eventually calling her own shots as an Editor-In-Chief. In addition to a number of graphic novels and original series, Red Stylo has released a series of comic anthologies including The Poe Twisted Anthology and Killer Queen, which is based on the music of Queen. Most recently, the publisher has set to release, 27, an anthology based on the infamous "27 Club" based on musicians such as Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse and Jimi Hendrix and more who have died by the age of 27. Check out the Kickstarter for 27 here!

In the thirtieth episode of the See Brian Write podcast, my friend and the EIC of Red Stylo Media Enrica Jang joins me. We talk about her NaNoWriMo Experience, working in comics as well as prose, and her new anthology project, 27, A Comic Anthology. IntroAnnouncing Harrowed! My Amazon Author Page: www.amazon.com/Brian-LeTendre/e/B00AGFTZFAInterviewEnrica Jangredstylo.comtwitter.com/red_stylotwitter.com/EnricaJang 27, A Comic Anthology Kickstarterwww.kickstarter.com/projects/RedStyloMedia/27-a-comic-anthology-inspired-by-musics-infamous-2NOTE: 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 thirtieth episode of the See Brian Write podcast, my friend and the EIC of Red Stylo Media Enrica Jang joins me. We talk about her NaNoWriMo Experience, working in comics as well as prose, and her new anthology project, 27, A Comic Anthology. IntroAnnouncing Harrowed! My Amazon Author Page: www.amazon.com/Brian-LeTendre/e/B00AGFTZFAInterviewEnrica Jangredstylo.comtwitter.com/red_stylotwitter.com/EnricaJang 27, A Comic Anthology Kickstarterwww.kickstarter.com/projects/RedStyloMedia/27-a-comic-anthology-inspired-by-musics-infamous-2NOTE: 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!

News: Inkwell Awards at Heroes Con Iron Man's place in the new Marvel U Flash Season 2 casting Christopher Lee passes Reviews: Green Lantern #41 Batman Beyond #1 Boob Tube: Kung Fury Turn Arrow Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Creator Spotlight: Enrica Jang Brian caught up with the Editor-in-Chief of Red Stylo Media to talk about their new kickstarter for 27: A Comic Anthology. Check out the kickstarter at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/RedStyloMedia/27-a-comic-anthology-inspired-by-musics-infamous-2 and go to www.redstylo.com for news on all of their projects. Send comments to sipodcast@comcast.net OR leave us a voicemail at 860-698-0468. Check out www.secretidentitypodcast.com for all things Secret Identity.