Podcast appearances and mentions of shelli paroline

This month, Dave and Pete sit down with Shelli Paroline of Salem, an accomplished illustrator and co-director of the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo (MICE), coming to Cambridge Oct. 19-20. Joining her is fellow Salemite Kurt Ankeny, a graphic novelist who'll be debuting his latest book at MICE.

Dave and Pete sit down with talented illustrators Shelli Paroline & Braden Lamb to talk about their many projects (including the official Adventure Time comics), their life in Salem, Mass. and their role in planning the upcoming Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo (M.I.C.E.). ABOUT 'STRIP SEARCH' A podcast where “Pet Peeves” cartoonists Dave London and Pete Chianca interview cartooning professionals and talk comic strips: their history, classic comics, the current state of the industry, and comics to watch out for. 

Garfield is trying to find his way home. Will a duo of snotty scotties keep him from his final destination? We'll discuss Garfield: Homecoming #2 in this week's Dueling Review. Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure Dueling Reviews continues far into the future! Garfield: Homecoming #2 Publisher: KaBOOM!, an imprint of BOOM! Studios Writers: Scott Nickel Artists: Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb Price: $3.99 Release Date: July 11, 2018 Synopsis: On the next stop in his cross-country travels, Garfield meets a young bearded hipster who lives in a tiny house and works in an Italian restaurant. Writer Scott Nickel is joined by guest-artists Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb (Adventure Time).

Garfield is trying to find his way home. Will a duo of snotty scotties keep him from his final destination? We'll discuss Garfield: Homecoming #2 in this week's Dueling Review. Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure Dueling Reviews continues far into the future! Garfield: Homecoming #2 Publisher: KaBOOM!, an imprint of BOOM! Studios Writers: Scott Nickel Artists: Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb Price: $3.99 Release Date: July 11, 2018 Synopsis: On the next stop in his cross-country travels, Garfield meets a young bearded hipster who lives in a tiny house and works in an Italian restaurant. Writer Scott Nickel is joined by guest-artists Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb (Adventure Time).

Wel dat ging snel. Voor dit jaar is de hoogmis van de nerd, FACTS alweer voorbij. Hoe hebben de pod-o-nauten het beleefd, wat hebben ze doorgemaakt en wat kan je in de komende maanden (je weet dat we jaren bedoelen) verwachten van wat ze daar deden? Je hoort het allemaal hier! itunes Comics: Farlaine the Goblin door een anonieme creator, Midas Flesh vol. 2 door Ryan North en Shelli Paroline. Met: Malkavian, Pablo en nout Wedstrijd: NY Four en Five door Brian Wood en Ryan Kelly www.brainfreeze.be Gedachten over popcultuur koel geserveerd. De Nederlandstalige website over comics, films, Tv-series en games. Met nieuws, reviews en leuke weetjes.

This week on The Comics Alternative, Andy and Derek review three recent works. They begin with Darwyn Cooke's Richard Stark's Parker: Slayground, from IDW Publishing. This is the fourth of Cooke's comics adaptation of the Parker crime/heist novels from acclaimed writer Donald Westlake (AKA, Richard Stark). The Two Guys compare Slayground to the three other works Cooke has previously released: The Hunter (2009), The Outfit (2010), and The Score (2012). They note that while they like this graphic novel, and find Cooke's artwork (as always) truly outstanding, they nonetheless feel that the book is a little slim, especially when compared to the earlier works. At the same time, the book also includes a reprint of the 11-page story “The 7eventh,” originally appearing in Richard Stark's Parker: The Martini Edition (2011). What with IDW's recent announcement that they're going to be publishing Westlake's original Parker novels, illustrated by Darwyn Cooke, and the promise of another Cooke adaptation of one of those novels, this is an exciting time to be reading the Parker narratives. Next, the Two Guys with PhDs discuss two new #1 issues: James Robinson and J. Bone's The Saviors (Image Comics) and The Midas Flesh (BOOM! Studios), written by Ryan North with art by Braden Lamb and Shelli Paroline. Their discussions of these two recent comic books are complementary, and at times provide illustrations of contrast. The Saviors gets going with an Invasion of the Body Snatchers and horror kind of feel — weird creatures of some sort apparently infiltrate a small Southwestern community and pose as respected locals — MidasFleshis told from the perspective of a pothead, and ends with a cliffhanger…literally! The Midas Flesh, which will be an 8-issue miniseries, juxtaposes two different stories, one a sci-fi quest taking place in an apocalyptic (?) future and the other alluding to Greek mythology set in some distant past. What makes this title especially notable is that it's the first for the publisher's BOOM! Box imprint, and the guys still aren't sure how BOOM! will be defining that imprint. Both of these new #1s leave the guys, to greater or lesser degrees, anticipating future issues and looking forward to how their stories unfold.