Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah horrocks

Matteo Lupetti ( https://muckrack.com/matteo-lupetti ) ( Marxist video game critic ) Sarah Horrocks ( https://mercurialblonde.squarespace.com/ ) (  Cover, Issue #33 )  And don't forget to check out the show Saturday at 2-4pm EST at indiepocalypse.com/radio!Get episodes the Monday after they air at indiepocalypse.com/patreon or a month later in podcast places --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/indiepocalypse/support

Brace yourselves nerds, it's a comics episode. Michelle and Jake welcome the incredibly prolific and thoughtful cartoonist Sarah Horrocks onto the show to chop it up about all kinds of sequential art as well as the state of modern media criticism. Sarah is the creator of several acclaimed indie comics, including her current radical mech space opera AORTA, as well as a prolific writer and podcaster about the medium. Enjoy the episode and check out her work below! Sarah's Links Site: http://mercurialblonde.squarespace.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mercurialblonde Insta: https://www.instagram.com/mercurialblonde Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mercurialblonde Store: https://mercurialblonde.storenvy.com/ Intro riff selected from "The Mouthwash Years" by Couch Slut. Interstitial music selected from "Workinonit" by J Dilla. We are on twitter @werkinawnit and workingonitshow@gmail.

Los Bros Flentallo are joined by critic and cartoonist Sarah Horrocks (@mercurialblonde) to talk about becoming quartantine weebs and the hot new comic Chainsaw Man by Tatsuki Fujimoto. Nothing but positive chill vibes this episode, despite the overall toxicity of the world today.

Gutter Boys return with special guest Katie Skelly, a New York City-based cartoonist whose comics include Nurse Nurse (Sparkplug Books), Operation Margarine (AdHouse Books), My Pretty Vampire (Fantagraphics Book) and the ongoing Agent 8, 9, and 10. She also the former co-host of the podcast Trash Twins with Sarah Horrocks. Before getting into Skelly's new book Maids coming out soon from Fantagraphics, the boys attempt to get cancelled and discuss comic news and beefs. Katie can be found on Instagram (@skellyskellyskelly) and Twitter (@nurse_nurse) or you can visit her website at katieskellycomics.com. Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Email us at gutterboyspodcast@gmail.com and we'll read it on the next episode, or give the Gutter Boys a follow on Instagram and Twitter (@gutterboyspod). And of course, please like, share, and subscribe on your preferred podcast platform and help grow the Gutter Gang Nation! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gutterboys/support

Welcome to the fourth episode of our What Matters in Edtech series, supported by Bett. This series is all about the things that matter in education, and how and when tech might help.  What's in this episode? Hello and Happy New Year everyone!! Our first episode of 2020 is all about Empowering Teachers and Learners. Thank you to Promethean for sponsoring this week's episode.  In this episode, you'll hear from a range of school leaders, professional development specialists, and techie teachers, about the conditions to empower teachers and learners. We talk teacher time, flexibility and trust, evidence-based practice relevant to particular school context and how to best implement tech that supports T & L. You can follow the conversation using #edtechpodcast and #Bett2020 People Sophie Bailey is the Founder and Presenter of The Edtech Podcast | Twitter: @podcastedtech Deirdre Hodson, Policy Officer, European Commission, Across Education, Youth, Sport and Culture | Twitter: @deirdrehodson Sarah Horrocks, Director, London Connected Learning Centre | Twitter: @s_horrox Cat Scutt, Director of Education and Research, Chartered College of Teaching and Learning | Twitter: @CatScutt Rachel Ashmore, Head, Promethean Academy, Senior Education Consultant, Promethean | Twitter: @PrometheanUKI Stephen Holden, Head Teacher, Tottington Primary School | Twitter: @tps_pri Show Notes and References   Check out https://theedtechpodcast.com/edtechpodcast for the full show notes  Tell us your story We'd love to hear your thoughts. Record a quick free voicemail via speakpipe for inclusion in the next episode. Or you can post your thoughts or follow-on links via twitter @podcastedtech or via The Edtech Podcast Facebook page or Instagram.

Sarah Horrocks does it all: she draws, writes, inks, letters and self-publishes her own comics and is a damn good critic too. We talk about how she makes comics and geek out about everything from the inks of Kyoko Okazaki to the queerness of Euripides to the inks and colors of Vertigo comics. Sarah Horrocks is an Eisner-nominated comic artist and critic from Oklahoma. She has done cover work for various Image and Boom Studio projects, as well as comics for anthologies across a spectrum of publications and publishers including the eisner-nominated Twisted Romance from Image Comics.  She has written critically for Fantagraphics, ComicsAlliance, Study Group Magazine, and The Comics Journal.  She co-hosted the Trash Twins podcast with fellow cartoonist Katie Skelly.  Her major comics works include: Dysnomia, Hecate Snake Diaries, The Leopard, Goro, Euripedes’s The Bacchae, and her latest work Aorta. Most of these can be purchased in either print or digital editions through her site: http://Mercurialblonde.squarespace.com. On:  Teaching herself to draw as an adult"If I’d drawn as a teen I would have bene inspired by Rob Liefeld but I started as an adult so it was Guido Crepax and Egon Schiele""People act like transgender was invented on Tumblr 5 years ago. But it’s in the Euripides. It’s in the Bible."Drawing mechs (& getting me to care about them)The power of ink in comicsAmerica isn't ready for EuripidesManga recommendations Self publishing: how & why. Follow Sarah on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mercurialblonde    

We've got comics artist, writer and critic Sarah Horrocks on the show to talk about her work so far (which has included The Leopard and Goro) and her forthcoming mecha comic. We talk Gundam, learning to draw, the nature of melodrama and whether we'd vore Donald Trump like ducks or snakes. Learn more about Sarah's work here: https://mercurialblonde.squarespace.com/ Music by Skepticism and Les Rallizes Denudes And support our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/DeathSentence

This is the recording from our live panel that took place at Thought Bubble UK. We're joined by Sarah Horrocks (Goro, Bacchae) to talk about audiences, audience engagement, and the way other work and artists influence our work. Our guest! Sarah Horrocks http://twitter.com/mercurialblonde https://mercurialblonde.squarespace.com/ 

Lara war beim Thought Bubble Festival in Leeds und hat dort mit allerlei tollen Comic-Piepels geredet. Ihr hört CJ Reay von Black Lodge Press, Sarah Gordon, Julia Scheele, Katriona Chapman, Joe Glass, Kristyna Baczynski, Sarah Horrocks, Sarah Burrini und Ash Pure.

Top 10 Jan 2018, Mother Panic/Batman, Swamp Thing Winter Special, Young Monsters in Love, X-Men Red, Infinity Countdown: Adam Warlock, Black Panther: Sound and Fury, Incognegro: Renaissance, Dejah Thoris 1, VS, Twisted Romance, Wicked + Divine: 1923, Armstrong and the Vault of Spirits, Backstagers, 2018 Valentine’s Day Special, Portal Bound 0, Songs for the Dead 1, Amazing Spider-Man 795, News (Venom Trailer, Deadpool Trailer, TapTap comics, Betty & Veronica: Friends Forever, Doom Patrol in Titans, You Are Deadpool, Mike Hawkthorne on Daredevil), Reviews (Vision HC, Detective Comics Vol 5 TP).   07 Feb Comics Credits: Mother Panic/Batman by Jody House, Ty Templeton, Keiren Smith, Magdalene Visaggio, Sonny Liew Swamp Thing Winter Special by Tom King, Jason Fabok, Brad Anderson, Len Wein, Kelley Jones, Michelle Madsen Young Monsters in Love by Kyle Higgins, Kelley Jones, Michelle Madsen, Tim Seeley, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Cam Smith, Tomeu Morey, Mairghread Scott, Bryan Hitch, Andrew Currie, Nathan Fairbairn, Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, Javier Fernandez, Patricia Mulvihill, Paul Dini, Guillem March, Dave McCaig, Mark Russell, Frazer Irving, Steve Orlando, Nic Klein, Alisa Kwitney, Stephanie Hans, Phil Hester, Mirko Colak, Michael Spicer, James Robinson, John McCrea, John Kalisz X-Men Red 1 by Tom Taylor, Mahmud Asrar, Ive Svorcina Infinity Countdown: Adam Warlock by Gerry Duggan, Mike Allred, Laura Allred Black Panther: Sound and Fury by Ralph Macchio, Andrea DiVito, Laura Villari Incognegro: Renaissance 1 by Mat Johnson, Warren Pleece Dejah Thoris 1 by Amy Chu, Pasquale Qualano VS 1 by Ivan Brandon, Esad Ribic, Nic Klein Twisted Romance 1 by Alex de Campi, Katie Skelly, Sarah Horrocks, Magen Cubed Wicked + Divine: 1923 by Kieron Gillen, Aud Koch, Armstrong and the Vault of Spirits by Fred Van Lente, CAFU Backstagers: 2018 Valentine’s Day Special by James Tynion IV, Rian Sygh, Walter Baiamonte Portal Bound 0 by Gabe Corrasco, Mark Roslan, Alex Arizmendi, Wes Hartman Songs for the Dead 1 by Andrea Fort, Michael Christopher Heron, Sam Beck Amazing Spider-Man 795 by Dan Slott, Christos Gage, Mike Hawthorne, Terry Pallot, Marte Gracia   Comics Countdown 07 Feb 2018: Rock Candy Mountain 8 by Kyle Starks, Chris Schweizer Deathstroke 28 by Christopher Priest, Diogenes Neves, Trevor Scott, Jeromy Cox I Hate Fairyland 16 by Skottie Young, Jean-Francois Beaulieu Damned 8 by Cullen Bunn, Brian Hurtt, Bill Crabtree Green Lanterns 40 by Tim Seeley, Barnaby Bagenda, Mick Gray, Ulisses Arreola Armstrong and the Vault of Spirits by Fred Van Lente, CAFU Swamp Thing Winter Special by Tom King, Jason Fabok, Brad Anderson, Len Wein, Kelley Jones, Michelle Madsen Jetsons 4 by Jimmy Palmiotti, Pier Brito, Alex Sinclair Runaways 6 by Rainbow Rowell, Kris Anka, Matt Wilson Backstagers: 2018 Valentine’s Day Special by James Tynion IV, Rian Sygh, Walter Baiamonte  

Time Codes: 00:00:30 - Introduction 00:003:11 - Listener mail! 00:07:41 - Twisted Romance #1 and #2 00:32:46 - Death of Love #1 00:50:03 - Bingo Love 00:00:00 - Weird Love, Vol. 6: So This Is Love! 00:00:00 - Young Monsters in Love 01:14:34 - Wrap up 01:15:39 - Contact us It's Valentine's Day, and this week the Two Guys with PhDs are doing something they've never done before: devote an entire episode to recent romance comics. And this year, there are quite a number of new comics devoted to love and relationships...and with curious twists. And speaking of twists, they begin their show by discussing the first two issues of the new Image Comics series, Twisted Romance. This is a four-issue anthology published weekly throughout the month of February, and in issues #1 and #2 we see comics contributions from the creators Alex de Campo, Katie Shelly, Sarah Horrocks, Alejandra Gutierrez, and Meredith McClaren, with short prose offerings from Magen Cubed and Vita Ayala. From there they go to Death of Love #1 (Image Comics), written by Justin Jordan with art by Donal Delay. Much like Twisted Romance, this is a skewed look at love -- and this one includes assholes and drugs. Following that, Gene and Derek discuss one more recent release from Image Comics, Tee Franklin and Jenn St-onge's Bingo Love. This is a unique LGBT narrative that focuses on the relationship of older citizens. While intended for teen readers, this is a graphic novel that can be appreciated by all ages. After that they visit, once again, the wacky world of Craig Yoe and his partner Clizia Gussoni. Weird Love, Vol. 6: So This Is Love! (IDW Publishing/Yoe Books) is the latest collection of their Weird Love series, classic romance stories from the 1950s and 1960s that not only appear warped to our contemporary eyes, but were probably strange to their original audiences. And finally, the guys wrap up their special Valentine's Day episode with an offering from DC Comics, Young Monsters in Love. Much like last October's DC House of Horror, this is an extra-long seasonal anthology issue written and drawn by a who's who of DC creators. Included are stories focusing on, among others, Swamp Thing, Man-Bat, Raven, Frankenstein Agent of S.H.A.D.E., Solomon Grundy, Deadman, the Creature Commandos, and (one of the guys' favorites) Monsieur Mallah and the Brain. Love is definitely in the air this week!  

We're back from the holiday with our second annual Best Of roundup! Find out what our favorite books of the year were, and enjoy discussions with Sarah Horrocks, Austin English, Jason T Miles, Keren Katz, Sloane Leong, Eric Grissom, Ed Luce, Carta Monir, & Sammy Harkham as they detail their picks. Books discussed include Golden Kamuy, Alienation, The Interview, Anti-Gone, Doom Patrol, Shit & Piss, Diana's Electric Tongue, Variations, Pretending Is Lying, Street Angel, You & a Bike & a Road, Tarantula, Octopus Pie, Yours, Zanardi, and more!

We're back from the holiday with our second annual Best Of roundup! Find out what our favorite books of the year were, and enjoy discussions with Sarah Horrocks, Austin English, Jason T Miles, Keren Katz, Sloane Leong, Eric Grissom, Ed Luce, Carta Monir, & Sammy Harkham as they detail their picks. Books discussed include Golden Kamuy, Alienation, The Interview, Anti-Gone, Doom Patrol, Shit & Piss, Diana's Electric Tongue, Variations, Pretending Is Lying, Street Angel, You & a Bike & a Road, Tarantula, Octopus Pie, Yours, Zanardi, and more!

Sarah Horrocks returns! We last spoke to cartoonist and critic Sarah Horrocks in our "Best of 2016" episode, and she's back for a full length interview. She's got a new ongoing serial called GORO that she's releasing in print and digital formats, and we dive deep into that. Sarah goes in depth on her goals there, as well as digging into her writing and drawing process, philosophy of pacing both within a story and a page, mark making vs legibility, and staying true to the emotional content of the work over traditional styles of representation. We cover some of her big influences, like Bill Sienkeiwicz, Guido Crepax and Alberto Breccia. Sarah is also a respected critic of comics and cinema, and we talk about how that informs her work as a cartoonist. But First: Zack returns from Short Run with a convention report, and the Party Boys have some news about important changes to the Patreon that mean more content more often.

Sarah Horrocks returns! We last spoke to cartoonist and critic Sarah Horrocks in our "Best of 2016" episode, and she's back for a full length interview. She's got a new ongoing serial called GORO that she's releasing in print and digital formats, and we dive deep into that. Sarah goes in depth on her goals there, as well as digging into her writing and drawing process, philosophy of pacing both within a story and a page, mark making vs legibility, and staying true to the emotional content of the work over traditional styles of representation. We cover some of her big influences, like Bill Sienkeiwicz, Guido Crepax and Alberto Breccia. Sarah is also a respected critic of comics and cinema, and we talk about how that informs her work as a cartoonist. But First: Zack returns from Short Run with a convention report, and the Party Boys have some news about important changes to the Patreon that mean more content more often.

We welcome Katie Skelly (Nurse Nurse, My Pretty Vampire) to the party floor! Katie talks about the end of her long running podcast Trash Twins (w/Sarah Horrocks), her love of genre, trash culture, and other unsavory things. Her new book is her most ambitious to date and we get into color theory, narrative abstraction, serialization, and more. Plus! We all go off the rails a bit to do some light gossiping. Also: Mike has the flu and Zack throws a children's birthday party! An exciting episode!

We welcome Katie Skelly (Nurse Nurse, My Pretty Vampire) to the party floor! Katie talks about the end of her long running podcast Trash Twins (w/Sarah Horrocks), her love of genre, trash culture, and other unsavory things. Her new book is her most ambitious to date and we get into color theory, narrative abstraction, serialization, and more. Plus! We all go off the rails a bit to do some light gossiping. Also: Mike has the flu and Zack throws a children's birthday party! An exciting episode!

Mike & Zack haven't read as much as they'd have liked this year, but they succumb to societal pressure and break down their favorite books of 2016! Plus: Guest reviews from Josh Bayer, Sarah Glidden, Jim Rugg, Kris Mukai, Box Brown, Gina Wyndbrandt, Joe McCulloch, Josh Simmons, Leela Corman, Chris Pitzer, Sophia Foster-Dimino, Sammy Harkham, & Sarah Horrocks!

Mike & Zack haven't read as much as they'd have liked this year, but they succumb to societal pressure and break down their favorite books of 2016! Plus: Guest reviews from Josh Bayer, Sarah Glidden, Jim Rugg, Kris Mukai, Box Brown, Gina Wyndbrandt, Joe McCulloch, Josh Simmons, Leela Corman, Chris Pitzer, Sophia Foster-Dimino, Sammy Harkham, & Sarah Horrocks!

Visit Hideous Energy at the following places:Twitter - Facebook - hideousenergy@gmail.com - Fan Off.comFollow Austin on Twitter @austinRwilson; @HideousEnergy David @dc_hopkins and Super Cute artist Brent Hibbard @BrentHibbardEp. #247 - Comics Journalism• Intro - Our sponsors DCBS offer comics and comics-related objects for 20% - 40% off, including plenty of comics that are also journalism. Check it out. Warning: One or more comics creators may want to charge you money to sign their comics. Here.• Topic Thunder - After reading various tweets, small blog posts, and yes even some articles, we began wondering about the state of comics journalism. Controversies surrounding writers Brian Wood and Nathan Edmondson helped to contribute to this. A post by Sarah Horrocks highlighted the internet's willingness to hop on the shaming train, which also sparked our curiosity as to how this could be curbed.We researched, through reading and short interviews with creators, the topic of comics journalism. By reaching out to creators and other professionals in the comics field we gathered quotes from cartoonist Liz Suburbia, an anonymous comics professional, and artist David Marquez aimed at highlighting the failures and successes of journalism within the world of comics, along with possible reasons for the current state of writing about comics. In the course of the discussion with the anonymous comics professional, Janelle Asselin was brought up, and an article related to that topic can be read here.All opinions presented in this podcast are the representation of the speaker themselves, and no one else. We are dedicated to protecting anonymous sources, and will do so going forward when the situation arises. Any responses, opinions, or objections should be emailed to hideousenergy@gmail.com.