Podcasts about superhero girl

“What is beautiful about you are all the amazing qualities that make you, you.” - Jaina Thatch   Real superheroes are found, not in the pages of a comic book, but in the pages of our everyday life. They are the ones that chose to wield their superpowers for the greater good. Today, Art and Jaina bring us into the wonderful world of dreams. They open up the gates of possibilities so that our eyes may see how innately incredible we are with our own set of abilities and formidable qualities. As a woman, Jaina also leads us to the depth of a mother and child bond and how women in the society can break through and experience the new growth. Unleash your potential. Desire to move forward; it’s the only path worthy of your being.  Join the Shower Epiphanies Today        Expectation Therapy       Facebook       Twitter       LinkedIn       Instagram Highlight:   01:34 Passion To Write 06:35 Superhero Girl 13:06 New Growth Of Women 22:20 Strengthening The Mother And Children Bond 29:10 Own Your Superpowers 37:21 Desire To Move Forward

Celebrating our 50th EPISODE with a mega sized track of everything we do here: LIVE convention coverage, i.e., NY Toy Fair 2019; a standard Bat/Beyond interview with "DC Superhero Girls" character designer, Kat Hudson; and, Bat Chat Beyond #10 with co-hosts, Benjamin David and Eli Benson @batman_beyond_fanpage, talking DC animated movies of 2019. Thanks for sticking around for all 50, and here's to 50 more BEYOND! -Don’t forget to check out our other podcasts: “Get Futurized,” “DC Collecticast,” “Update: Nerd Style,” and “Batyard's Finest.” Also available on the Anchor app, iTunes, and ComicBookIntl.com. -Help support ABB and the rest of our pod network, just go to Patreon.com/BatmanBeyondPodcast. -Listen for more from Benjamin David, host of both “Above” and “DCC” and head of our podcast network, COMICBOOKINTL.COM. @ComicBookIntl on both Twitter and Instagram; @BatmanBeyondPodcast on both Instagram and Facebook; BatmanBeyondPod@Gmail.com. - Find new episodes of “Above and Batman Beyond” on iTunes and please write us a 5 star review if you like the show! Also available on SoundCloud and BATMANBEYONDPODCAST.COM. -This podcast is hosted, produced, and edited by Benjamin David. Podcast Art by Courtney Delenn Slater: @CDSGraphics on Instagram and @CDS_Graphics on Twitter. Theme music by Exsanguinator. -Above and Batman Beyond is not an official production of DC Comics, Warner Bros., Batman Beyond, or any other company, property and/or license mentioned on this recording or on ComicBookIntl.com. The thoughts and opinions shared by the participants of this podcast are theirs and theirs alone and therefore do not represent the companies or organizations they happen to work for.

On this month's episode, Andrew Whitehead talks to us about his recent article which links Christian nationalism with opposition to gun control. He explains what scholars mean by "Christian nationalism" and how a religion founded long before the invention of either guns or America is used to justify an absolutist reading of the Second Amendment. And in One Last Thing, Tim has been prepping for Halloween and Jack Ryan has been disappointing Dan. Some of the links for this episode: Dr. Whitehead's article, "Gun Control in the Crosshairs," is available ungated. Tim's OLT was about The Adventures of Superhero Girl. Dan's OLT was about the Amazon reboot Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. 0:00-1:32: Introduction 1:36-25:51: Whitehead interview 25:55-29:52: Tim OLT 29:53-34:52: Dan OLT 34:53-36:01: Credits

By Michael Tetreault, Editor-in-Chief AUGUST 21, 2018 - Today I caught up with a very special little girl who happens to double as a super-hero! In preparation for school this fall, she recently visited her pediatrician and her dentist. Oddly enough, she saw me recording one of my FOR DOCTORS VIDEOS for our Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn Physician readers and had some advice she wanted to share. :) Resources Mentioned: www.ConciergeMedicineFORUM.com www.ConciergeMedicineToday.com www.DirectPrimaryCare.com www.DocPreneurPress.org

Today on Purse Strings we are joined by Faith Erin Hicks. Faith is a Canadian writer and artist. She worked in the animation industry for several years before transitioning into writing and drawing comics full time in 2008. She started making comics “for fun” and putting them on the web when she was in college. Her first published work was Zombies Calling in 2007. Since then, she has published a number of other graphic novels, including The War at Ellsmere, Brain Camp Friends with Boys, Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong, The Adventures of Superhero Girl, The Last of Us: American Dreams, and the Bigfoot Boy series. She won an Eisner Award in 2014 for The Adventures of Superhero Girl.

**A Terrible Ninja Infestation ** We had a couple of technical issues which have caused a slight echo in this episode. Elsewhere in the greater realm of comics there was a terrible press panel for Inhumans, Karl Urban is in talks to play Judge Dredd again, Netflix buys Millarworld and Disney are to launch their own movie streaming service. Our featured comics and manga are The Incal, Glister, Furari, Valerian: The Complete Collection volume 3, Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz – Glory of the Losers volume 1 and The Adventures of Superhero Girl. Please support The Geek Show Podcast Network on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thegeekshow #TheIncal #ValerianAndLaureline #Glister #Furari #JiroTaniguchi #MobileSuitGundamWing #EndlessWaltz #GloryOfTheLosers #TheAdventuresOfSuperheroGirl #FaithErinHicks #Valerian #TheCompleteCollection #4Panel #TheGeekShow #Comics #Manga #Reviews #Podcasts #GraphicNovels #Superheroes

Reviews: The Dregs #1, Hellboy Winter Special 2017, Justice League of America: Killer Frost Rebirth #1, Lady Castle #1, Riverdale Closing out Jon-uary, Jimmy is joined in studio again by  co-host Jon Hoche! It's a lengthy one as the guys (well Jimmy) talk forever when reviewing Riverdale and they have a big discussion on some picks they'd like to see considered to take over the lead in Doctor Who. News includes: The New York Times gets rid of their comics/manga best seller lists, Ben Affleck will not direct solo Batman film, Peter Capaldi is leaving Doctor Who, Dark Horse Comics releases Superhero Girl tpb, Bryan Singer will direct X-Men TV series pilot, the Cloak and Dagger TV series casts the leads and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Also, get a hold of us! Thanks for listening!

Greetings! This week, former animator and current brilliant cartoonist Faith Erin Hicks (The Last of Us: American Dreams, The Adventures of Superhero Girl) nerds out on the old-fashioned B-movie goodness of Ron Underwood’s 1990 monster mash Tremors — and honestly, how could she not? Your genial host Norm Wilner even allowed himself to be lured out of the basement for this one.

Rainbow Rowell and Faith Erin Hicks met in person for the first time at Kobo's home office in Toronto in May 2014 and were interviewed by Kobo Writing Life Director Mark Lefebvre about their individual works as well as the forthcoming collaborative graphic novel they are creating together and which will be coming from First Second books in 2016. The interview includes the following: ·         How these two “Twitter bro's” just met a few minutes before the interview (at Kobo's home office in Toronto in May 2014) ·         How Landline was a return to writing adult novels for Rainbow ·         The manner by which some of the travel, airport scenes and long distance phone calls to a family while traveling were somewhat predictive in Rainbow's journey as a touring author (and what she called “having a ‘Landline' moment.” ·         The speculative fiction element of Landline and Rainbow's love of reading science-fiction and the “geeky time travel” elements of the novel which features a “magic phone.” ·         How Rainbow wrote the novel Fangirl during NaNoWriMo and how both that novel and Landline were the fastest books that Rainbow wrote ·         Faith Erin Hicks sharing the fact that she is a giant library nerd ·         The ARC of Fangirl that Faith rec'd from a colleague who knew that she would like it (and that it was the first book of Rainbow's that Faith had read) ·         The cross-over in writing between the two women and Faith Erin Hicks' The Adventures of Superhero Girl comic ·         Faith's use of Canada in this 2014 Will Eisner Award winning comic – (professing to a lack of supervillains in Canada) ·         The “geekiness” factor in The Adventures of Superhero Girl and the fact that Faith wrote it with a reader like her in mind (to fill a gap that she saw in the industry) ·         The cameo appearance of Faith's local neighbourhood comic book store (Strange Adventures) ·         Faith's Mom recognizing Faith as Superhero Girl and her real life “golden brother” ·         Faith's hilarious copyright notice for her work posted online and her belief that she wouldn't have a career if it wasn't for making her work available online for free ·         The way that Rainbow and Faith first connected via Twitter ·         The Twitter connection to First Second Books and how Rainbow and Faith's collaborative book project came together (in a very “When Harry Met Sally” way) ·         How collaboration between two creators can be like a weird marriage ·         The “Sherlock” tangent that Rainbow and Faith can often follow ·         The importance of giving yourself permission to do something new and, importantly, the permission to try something and fail ·         The fact that there will definitely be kissing in their collaborative book (because Rainbow likes to write “kissing” and Faith wants to draw “kissing”) ·         The great fan art that exists for Rainbow's previous novels from artists such as Simini Blocker  ·         The mutual admiration the two have for The X-Men (particularly the “blue” characters for Rainbow) ·         Faith's adoration of the character of Marrow from The X-Men (the least popular character of all time, according to polls) ·         The addictive nature and magic that happens when collaborations work really well ·         How someone at Groundwood Books tweeted (well before this project was conceived) that Rainbow and Faith we work well together ·         How KWL will continue to follow the progress of their collaboration (due to come out in 2016) Mark then talks about what can happen when writers are open, social and collaborative in nature, reflecting on how Rainbow and Faith were mutual fans of one another, had connected in an online community. Mark shares his own experiences from a recent conference in which he connected with other writers, editors, publishers, librarians and booksellers, and explains the beautiful serendipity that can happen when writers take advantage of the connections and opportunities that can arise from engaging with the community. LINKS Rainbow's Website Rainbow on Twitter Rainbow on Tumbler Rainbow's Books at Kobo   Faith's Website Faith on Twitter Faith on Tumblr Faith's Books at Kobo

This week on View from the Gutters our topic work is The Adventures of Superhero Girl, by Faith Erin Hicks. Superhero Girl was originally published weekly online from 2010-2012, and was reprinted in color by Dark Horse in 2013. It features the lighthearted (mis)adventures of the eponymous Superhero Girl (for whom no other name is ever supplied) as she struggles […]

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Like a newly rebooted franchise, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester are back with more than two full hours of Episode 126, which means of course that in keeping the number it really isn't very much like a reboot at all in this case, but you get what we mean hopefully. And in this episode Mr. McMillan and a highly over-caffeinated Mr. Lester talk some more Arrested Development, the Fictional Man by Al Ewing, The Adventures of Superhero Girl, Green Lantern, Angel and Faith, Daredevil #26, In The Kitchen with Alain Passard and much, much more. Show notes for this episode are available over at savage critic.com, we always welcome your comments and questions at waitwhatpodcast@gmail.com. Thanks for your patience with our recent technical problems and we hope you enjoy!

Free Comic Book Day, so the vast excitement is on the gang’s minds and the mind’s of guests Jamal Igel and Jeremy Whitley of Princeless and Molly Danger, respectively. Stumptown Comics Fest, C2E2, the end of X-Factor, Spider-Man 2099, AOL shutting down Comics Alliance, the vulnerability of Wolverine and Joss Whedon’s words on Avengers 2. Then they get down to business and talk about comics such as: East of West, Jupiter’s Legacy, Benjamin Dewey’s Tragedy Series ( tragedyseries.tumblr.com), Adventures of Superhero Girl, Action Cats, High Crimes, All Star Western, Whispers, Blankets, Fantastic Four, FF,

In episode #2, Jim, Jasen, and Ed interview Faith Erin Hicks (Tumblr), who writes and draws comic books for a living in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Her comics include Demonology 101, The War at Ellsmere, Brain Camp, and Friends With Boys. She is the co-writer and artist for Dark Horse Comics and Naughty Dog Games' comic book, The Last of Us. A print edition of her web comic, The Adventures of Superhero Girl, was recently released by Dark Horse Comics. And her forthcoming graphic novel (with Prudence Shen), Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong, is currently being serialized online. The print edition will be released by First Second in May 2013.

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