Podcast appearances and mentions of susana polo

Polygon's Susana Polo joins the show to talk about the upcoming slate of comics adaptations and to highlight things in comics we didn't get to write about but would like to talk about. Polo discusses fandom, what she reps for, her coverage of comic adaptations, the shift in interest in them, how we're feeling about comic movies and shows, flaws from the recent stretch, how important this year is for comic movies, what we're most excited for, how adaptations could connect better with comics, Marvel's struggles on that front, Vertigo's theoretical return, DC's art, Batman's strange stretch, the return of arc titles, the year of manga, writing and podcasting about comics, how she manages to keep going amidst everything, and more.

Joan Queralt, senador de ERC y catedrático de Derecho Penal, ha estado en el 24 horas de RNE con Josep Cuní para analizar el archivo del caso 'Tsunami Democràtic' en la Audiencia Nacional tras un error procesal. Ha calificado este error en los plazos procesales por parte del juez como una "indefensión notoria": "Esos plazos son sagrados, improrrogables e imprescriptibles, y hay que cumplirlos religiosamente".También se ha conocido que la magistrada Susana Polo ha archivado esta causa en el Supremo, donde estaban siendo investigados Carles Puigdemont y Rubén Wagensberg, si bien aún quedan tres procedimientos abiertos. El catedrático ha explicado que los tres "tienen un elemento genético en común", que es la acusación popular. "Hemos visto que la acusación particular es o Vox o asociaciones, digamos, absolutas y radicalmente contrarias al 'procés'. Ya sabemos lo que van a decir antes de que hablen", apunta.Queralt ha insistido en que no hubo terrorismo en la causa: "Si vamos a la definición de terrorismo dice 'graves destrozos en instalaciones, grave caos en instalaciones [...] No hace falta haber vivido en Cataluña para saber que de eso nada pasó, y todos los informes que recabó el juez García Castellón respecto al 'Tsunami' dijeron que no había habido ninguna anormalidad", añade. En cuanto a que el juez Aguirre quiere rechazar la aplicación de la amnistía pidiendo que el Supremo impute a Puigdemont por el caso de la supuesta injerencia rusa, Joan Queralt lo ve como "una interpretación sumamente propia de la ciencia ficción": "La Audiencia hace un mes le dijo al juez Aguirre que no podía hacer una diligencia más que archivar o abrir a juicio oral, y no ha hecho ni lo uno ni lo otro", sentencia Queralt.Escuchar audio

Polygon's Entertainment Editor Susana Polo returns to the show to chat about the recent removal of the journalism Eisner Award and some of the things we've been thinking about of late in comics but haven't had a chance to write about. Polo discusses article creation, balancing needs, the Eisner Awards changes, its impact on the comics journalism space, whats affecting that broader area, interview approaches, her love of Poison Ivy, that character's fandom, Dark Horse Comics' hot streak, the weird stretch for comic movies, where the space is at, the return of the Ultimate universe, the differences in Ultimate Spider-Man, Batman's splintered nature, Scott Pilgrim Takes Off's approach to adaptations, the destruction of digital comics, the greatness of the current Fantastic Four run, and more.

Polygon's Entertainment Editor Susana Polo returns to the show for a free-flowing chat about the wider world of comics. Polo discusses Polygon's content development process, how much of the focus is on what works, whether that impacts her view of comics, the Eternals as a Tumblr fave, Kieron Gillen and Esad Ribic's run, downstream impacts of downturns at Netflix and HBO Max, She-Hulk and Jack of Hearts, the comics conversation, the X-Men line, favored D-list characters, superheroes as copaganda, the greatness of Friday, Sandman's fandom, Defenders Beyond, 2022's electric year in bio and autobio comics, the impact of editors, and more.

In this week's episode of Off Panel, Susana Polo, the Entertainment Editor at Polygon, joins to talk 2021 trends in comics and things we're anticipating in 2022. Polo discusses labor shifts, Substack, its potential longevity, tokusatsu taking a lead in comics, the Power Rangers Effect, Dawn of X's spread, leaning into design, the potential of Marvel relaunch, its current state, DC getting itself sorted, Black Label's position, Webtoon and distribution, accessibility in comics, supply chain issues, Saga's return, and more.

Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring hit theaters 20 years ago this month, on December 19, 2001. This hour, a look back at the Lord of the Rings books and movies and their impact. GUESTS: John Garth - Author of The Worlds of J.R.R. Tolkien: The Places that Inspired Middle-earth and Tolkien and the Great War, among other books Molly Ostertag - Graphic novelist, TV writer, and author of the article “Queer Readings of The Lord of the Rings are Not Accidents” Susana Polo - Entertainment editor for Polygon Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter. Colin McEnroe, Jonathan McNicol, and Cat Pastor contributed to this show, which originally aired August 12, 2021.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're gearing up for multiverse madness with a look back at the Spiderman films of yore. Dave and Jonah are shooting their thick gooey mental webs all over Tobey Maguire's mid-twenties Spiderman, Andrew Garfield's brooding Twilight-esque Spidey, and Tom Holland's sweet kiddo take on the character. For our penultimate episode, our hosts posit- is Spiderman at it's best when Peter Parker is a humble teen? Joining us is our friendly neighborhood comics expert, Susana Polo. Want to hear your Galaxy Brain take on our show? Leave a voicemail at (213) 570-8069 Follow us on Twitter @galaxybrains Reach out to us galaxybrains@polygon.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's... an Eternal? Dave and Jonah are celebrating the long awaited Marvel epic, the Eternals, with a high flying hypothesis- is this film Marvel's Superman movie? Giving them an education on Marvel history, Superman, and all things Jack Kirby is Polygon's Entertainment Editor and comic book expert, Susana Polo. Want to hear your Galaxy Brain take on our show? Leave a voicemail at (213) 570-8069 Follow us on Twitter @galaxybrains Reach out to us galaxybrains@polygon.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A case of old-school spying in Berlin? A security guard working for the British Embassy in Germany has been arrested, accused of spying for Russia. Newscast has been to our very own “GCHQ,” aka Gordon Corera HQ… And we send up the bat signal for comic book expert, Susana Polo, and ask why Batman and Robin are revealing new sides to their identity at the moment. Today's Newscast was made by Maz Ebtehaj, with Danny Wittenberg and Alix Pickles. The studio director was Mike Regaard. Sam Bonham is the assistant editor.

Zack Snyder's Justice League is four hours of slow motion fighting, sad Superman, villains with daddy issues -and exactly one minute of Martian Manhunter. Hosts Dave and Jonah are breaking it all down with the help of Polygon comics editor Susana Polo. Want to hear your Galaxy Brain take on our show? Leave a voicemail at (213) 570-8069 Follow us on Twitter @galaxybrains Reach out to us galaxybrains@polygon.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this week's episode of Off Panel, Polygon's Comics Editor Susana Polo joins to chat about five things we're each watching for in comics in 20201. Polo discusses her comic book origin story, how The Mary Sue came together, her approach at Polygon, what's coming for DC, format changes, the box office schedule, digital's future, Mariko Tamaki on Detective Comics, Saga's return, convention reinvention, Scholastic + Marvel, creators going rogue, Wonder Woman: Historia, and more.

It's Ed's birthday this week, so he gets to pick any topic to talk about. This year, he chose the Uncharted series of video games, which he played through during lockdown and has a lot of thoughts about. He and Emily also talk about the announcement of Defector, the new site from a group of former Deadspin writers; the BAFTA television awards and their virtual ceremony; the Emmy nominations; and that time Batman fought the Predator.   00:00:00 - 00:29:37 - Intro & News 00:29:38 - 00:58:49 - Emily & Ed discuss the Uncharted games 00:58:50 - 01:02:49 - SRS Recommends & Outro   Links - Emily's comedessay Poser can be found on YouTube here - You can check out Fringe of Colour at their website - Susana Polo's article about Batman vs. Predator can be found on Polygon

On this week's live broadcast, we're welcoming guest Nate Lindley from Ashcan Comics Pub, and Polygon's Comics Editor Susana Polo to talk "Batman: The Long Halloween". Plus prizes, Q&A and much more! SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, ITUNES, ANDROID, SPOTIFY, STITCHER OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON. This episode is sponsored by Payoff.com. Go to Payoff.com/ComicBookClub to learn more. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/comicbookclub See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The geeks speak! Gobbledygeek has been resurrected via cloning or Force magic or some shit, and to kick off season 11, Broken Magic author and The Deli Counter of Justice co-creator Eric Sipple has lightspeed-skipped on over to discuss Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker. After adoring The Last Jedi, the gang approached this supposed final film in the Skywalker Saga with heavy amounts of skepticism--well-earned, depending on who you ask. They discuss the mystical, magical malarkey behind Palpatine’s return; how director J.J. Abrams and writer Chris Terrio are uniquely suited to not deliver a satisfying conclusion; the oodles of fan service; what the film’s final scene means for the legacy of Star Wars; and more. Plus, they talk about The Baby Yoda Show AKA The Mandalorian.   Next: it is January 29, 2020. Paul and Arlo are discussing Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ Watchmen for a Four-Color Flashback. I am tired of this world; these people. THE BREAKDOWN Total Run Time: 02:35:50 00:00:00  - Intro 00:02:35  - The Mandalorian 00:28:52  - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 02:31:20  - Outro / Next THE MUSIC “Fanfare and Prologue” by John Williams, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2019) “Finale” by John Williams, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2019) THE LINKS “Why ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ Pissed Off Fans” by Matt Singer, Screencrush “The Last Jedi dared to put the philosophy of Star Wars in the foreground” by Siddhant Adlahka, Polygon   “The Rise Of Skywalker, And How Star Wars Is Junk” by Chuck Wendig, Terribleminds   “Rey's revelation in 'Rise of Skywalker' changes Star Wars for the worse” by Chris Taylor, Mashable “How ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’ Failed Kylo Ren and What It Could Have Learned from ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’” by Hoai-Tran Bui, SlashFilm  “Rote and Cowardly, The Rise of Skywalker Sets a Dangerous Precedent” by Jeffrey Zhang, Strange Harbors “STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER Has A Ben Solo Problem” by Lindsey Romain, Nerdist     “There's No Such Thing as a Great Star Wars Movie” by Edoardo Ranaboldo, CBR   “The Rise of Skywalker Makes It Clear Star Wars NEEDS Rian Johnson” by Anthony Gramuglia, CBR   “‘Star Wars’: Still With Us, but No Longer Above Us” by Owen Gleiberman, Variety “Proof That Luke Skywalker’s Story Got the Proper Ending: King Arthur” by Eric Diaz, Nerdist “Dark Star Rising: How Adam Driver’s angst and brooding intensity made the world fall in love with a ‘Star Wars’ supervillain” by Brian Hiatt, Rolling Stone “The Rise of Skywalker Allowed Toxic Fandom to Win” by Sergio Pereira, CBR “Star Wars: Did The Skywalker Saga Bring Balance to the Force in the End?” by Hannah Collins, CBR     “The Greatest Trick Star Wars Ever Played Was Making Us Think It Was About Redemption” by Susana Polo, Polygon  

All the news that fit to pod! Mark makes a Mario, Martha adds things to her wishlist and Stephen gets mad at his TV.Bulletin topic (Recent releases) Timecode 0:00:42 Super Mario Maker 2: Building On Success - Kyle Hilliard, Game InformerBloodstained: Ritual of the Night: The Kotaku Review - Joshua Rivera, KotakuThe making of Samurai Showdown (2019) - Alex Kane, PolygonCrash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled: No Rust On This Ride - Andrew Reiner, Game InformerCadence of Hyrule is the best Zelda spinoff ever made - Russ Frushtick, PolygonHarry Potter: "Wizards Unite" Improves On What Makes Pokemon Go Great" - Gita Jackson, KotakuBulletin topic (News) Timecode 0:18:01 Summer Games Done Quick raised over 3 million dollars for Doctors Without Borde…Devs hit by Steam promo confusion as games are pulled from Wishlists - Chris Kerr, Game DeveloperDr. Disrespect Doesn't Seem To Be Taking His Twitch Ban Very Seriously - Nathan Grayson, KotakuTwitched app removed from Roku - RedditThe Human Cost of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 - Jason Schreier, KotakuValve Index Review - The Enthusiast's Choice - Ben Lang, Road to VRSomeone Turned Mario Into A Battle Royale, And It's The Best Thing - Heather Alexandra, KotakuHere's how to save up to $360 on Xbox Game Pass over 3 years (The article says … - David Carnoy, CNETWe might get a Myst movie, TV series, and even a reality show - Susana Polo, PolygonThe Mouse Guard Movie Is Officially Dead, But This Demo Reel Shows What Could'v… - James Whitbrook, GizmodoMicrosoft, Nintendo, and Sony say [the president]'s tariffs on China will hurt … - Charlie Hall, PolygonEpic says it'll eventually stop pushing for exclusives - Tyler Wilde, PC Gamer

All the news that fit to pod! Mark makes a Mario, Martha adds things to her wishlist and Stephen gets mad at his TV. Bulletin topic (Recent releases) Timecode 0:00:42 " Super Mario Maker 2: Building On Success" - Kyle Hilliard , Game Informer Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night: The Kotaku Review - Joshua Rivera , Kotaku The making of Samurai Showdown (2019) - Alex Kane , Polygon "Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled: No Rust On This Ride" - Andrew Reiner , Game Informer "Cadence of Hyrule is the best Zelda spinoff ever made" - Russ Frushtick , Polygon Harry Potter: "Wizards Unite Improves On What Makes Pokemon Go Great" - Gita Jackson , Kotaku Bulletin topic (News) Timecode 0:18:01 Summer Games Done Quick raised over 3 million dollars for Doctors Without Borde… "Devs hit by Steam promo confusion as games are pulled from Wishlists" - Chris Kerr , Gamasutra "Dr. Disrespect Doesn’t Seem To Be Taking His Twitch Ban Very Seriously" - Nathan Grayson , Kotaku Twitched app removed from Roku - Reddit "The Human Cost of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4" - Jason Schreier , Kotaku "Valve Index Review - The Enthusiast’s Choice" - Ben Lang , The Road To VR "someone Turned Mario Into A Battle Royale, And It’s The Best Thing" - Heather Alexandra , Kotaku "Here’s how to save up to $360 on Xbox Game Pass over 3 years" (The article say… - David Carnoy , cnet "We might get a Myst movie, TV series, and even a reality show" - Susana Polo , Polygon The Mouse Guard Movie Is Officially Dead, But This Demo Reel Shows What Could’v… - James Whitbrook , Gizmodo "Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony say [the president]’s tariffs on China will hurt… - Charlie Hall , Polygon "Epic says it’ll eventually stop pushing for exclusives" - Tyler Wilde , PC Gamer

In each episode of Quality Control, a Polygon editor talks to a critic about a new game, movie or piece of gear. In this episode, Susana Polo and Dave Tach talk about Deadpool 2, the X-Force, Cable’s bizarre backstory and the future of the MCU. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In each episode of Quality Control, a Polygon editor talks to a critic about a new game, movie or piece of gear. This week’s episode is a special preview of the newest comics from DC and Marvel, just in time for Free Comic Book Day this Saturday, May 5. Joining host Charlie Hall is Polygon’s comics editor, Susana Polo. If you're headed out for FCBD, here's a cheat sheet with all the upcoming comics we mentioned in this episode. Be sure to check out Susana's series on the best #1 comic each week. DC Comics titles:  DC Nation #0 (May 2) Justice League: No Justice #1 (May 9) Justice League #1 (Jun 13) Marvel Comics:  Avengers #1 (May 2) Black Panther #1 (May 23) Fantastic Four #1 (August) Captain America #1 (July 4) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Part 2 of our annual deep dive into this year's entry in the Star Wars franchise, featuring Susana Polo, Dave Tach and Ben Kuchera. Come on inside the jedi tree. We've got a few porgs roasting over the fire, and a warm cup of blue milk waiting for you. And join us next week with part two. In the mean time, check out our review: https://www.polygon.com/2017/12/12/16749732/star-wars-review-the-last-jedi-rian-johnson-luke-rey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our annual deep dive into this year's entry in the Star Wars franchise, featuring Susana Polo, Dave Tach and Ben Kuchera. Come on inside the jedi tree. We've got a few porgs roasting over the fire, and a warm cup of blue milk waiting for you. And join us next week with part two. In the mean time, check out our review: https://www.polygon.com/2017/12/12/16749732/star-wars-review-the-last-jedi-rian-johnson-luke-rey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In each episode of Quality Control, a Polygon editor talks to a critic after they review a new game, movie or piece of gear and allows them to add a little bit of extra context and insight. Why did they feel the way they did? What do they wish they had been able to discuss in more depth in their review? Also: Did they play it wrong? This week, Polygon’s Susana Polo joins editor-at-large Justin McElroy to discuss her review of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In each episode of Quality Control, a Polygon editor talks to a critic after they review a new game, movie or piece of gear and allows them to add a little bit of extra context and insight. Why did they feel the way they did? What do they wish they had been able to discuss in more depth in their review? Also: Did they play it wrong? This week, Polygon entertainment editor Susana Polo joins editor-at-large Justin McElroy to discuss her review of The Lego Batman Movie Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In each episode of Quality Control, a Polygon editor talks to a critic after they review a new game, movie or piece of gear and allows them to add a little bit of extra context and insight. Why did they feel the way they did? What do they wish they had been able to discuss in more depth in their review? Also: Did they play it wrong? For this special two-part episode, guest host Charlie Hall talks with entertainment editor Susana Polo about her review of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. They're joined by Polygon's Dave Tach and Jeff Ramos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In each episode of Quality Control, a Polygon editor talks to a critic after they review a new game, movie or piece of gear and allows them to add a little bit of extra context and insight. Why did they feel the way they did? What do they wish they had been able to discuss in more depth in their review? Also: Did they play it wrong? For this special two-part episode, guest host Charlie Hall talks with entertainment editor Susana Polo about her review of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. They're joined by Polygon's Dave Tach and Jeff Ramos. You can find the review right here: http://www.polygon.com/2016/12/13/13869428/rogue-one-star-wars-story-review Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Soldiers of the Empire" - Susana Polo, writer at Polygon and founder of The Mary Sue, joins Scott to talk about DS9’s Soldiers of the Empire (S5E21). Topics include starting your Star Trek viewing experience with Voyager, the Federation assimilating cultures, and how Worf isn’t really good at his Klingon job. Host Scott McNulty with Susana Polo.

WE'RE BACK! Whitney and Mark are back from a brief hiatus with Susana Polo, Entertainment Editor at Polygon, founder of The Mary Sue and awesome guest! We talk about Elcor, Highlander, Having an Opinion on Star Wars, Buckaroo Banzai, Brain Grain cereal, cocaine script competitions AND MUCH MUCH MOREEEEEEEEE! A THING MARK HASN'T SEEN: Mass Effect. A THING WHITNEY HASN'T SEEN: We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story. A THING SUSANA HASN'T SEEN: Theodore Rex

Excelsior! This week, Whitney and Mark are joined by Susana Polo, founder of The Mary Sue, and can't resist talking about the nerdiest things they can think of. Hobbits! Holodecks! Woodland creatures armed with tiny swords! Plus: what fanfiction taught us about sex, and what LARPing taught us about fashion! A THING SUSANA HASN'T SEEN: Gotham. A THING WHITNEY HASN'T SEEN: The Rankin-Bass Lord of the Rings. A THING MARK HASN'T SEEN: Fan Fiction.

Writer and editor Susana Polo from The Mary Sue joins us on the show this week. We have a great conversation about how The Mary Sue came about four years ago, the power of the internet to connect fandoms, and, of course, countless comic book heroes and heroines. Give it a listen and leave feedback at www.gameongirl.com!Until next time, game on!Regina & Rhonda --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gameongirl/message

Writer and editor Susana Polo from The Mary Sue joins us on the show this week. We have a great conversation about how The Mary Sue came about four years ago, the power of the internet to connect fandoms, and, of course, countless comic book heroes and heroines. Give it a listen and leave feedback at www.gameongirl.com!Until next time, game on!Regina & Rhonda --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gameongirl/message

Recorded LIVE on Saturday, October 26th, 2013 during Comic Book City Con in Greensboro, NC! Our featured panel is a celebration of women in comic book culture! Angela and Aubrey Webber of the musical duo the Doubleclicks from Portland, OR will open the panel with a live performance of their hit song, “Nothing to Prove”, then join critically-acclaimed artists Hope Larson (A Wrinkle in Time) and Jackie Lewis (Play Ball) for a discussion on gender inclusion in the geek community. The panel will be moderated by Susana Polo from girl-friendly geeky news site The Mary Sue.com based out of New York City.

It's the first appearance of Lorna Dane, the daughter of Magneto, as well as that creeper, Mesmero! Plus, gorgeous Jim Steranko art! Chad is joined by a super-star combo of Matt Horak (X-Men Unlimited) and Susana Polo (of Polygon) for a wonderful episode that covers a lot of incredible territory. I love gathering groups of strangers and watching us all leave as friends. Among the topics covered in this episode... What is a Demi-Man? How do artists prepare for penciling in an Infinity comic format? The connections between Arnold Drake, the X-Men, and Doom Patrol! And the depiction of sexual assault in comic books. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy