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2 episodes with Tradd Moore
Writer/artist Tradd Moore joins the show for a sprawling chat about his life, art, and work on projects like Doctor Strange: Fall Sunrise. Moore discusses being social media free, external pressures, knowing yourself, his intentional nature, whether he always wanted to make comics, going to Savannah College of Art and Design, influences, his holistic approach, why he's writing and drawing comics, the impact of people on his life, whether his art reflects his worldview, the impact of original art sales, what he looks for in projects, two of his most recent efforts, the importance of freedom, drawing for himself, the merits of Waffle House and more.
The chains are rattling, there's sulfur in the air, and it's getting hotter. That can only mean one thing, the rider is here! That's not all though, Paranoids gardens is finally here, and you know we couldn't ignore that.
Zach is joined by Kenneth Laster to talk his brand new comic: Zeta Galaxy Outlaws (currently campaigning on Kickstarter)!They also talk one of the comics within the DNA of Zeta Galaxy Outlaws, the Aleš Kot and Tradd Moore sci-fi action romance: The New World!---------------------------------------------------Be sure to head over and back Zeta Galaxy Outlaws before the campaign is over!Check out everything from Kenneth Laster over at his website!---------------------------------------------------Check out Dreampass and all their killer tracks on Spotify!---------------------------------------------------Join the Patreon to help us keep the lights on, and internet connected! https://www.patreon.com/tctwl---------------------------------------------------Listen to my other podcast!TFD: NerdcastAnd I am also part of the team over at...I Read Comic Books!---------------------------------------------------Want to try out all the sweet gigs over on Fiverr.com? Click on the link below and sign up!https://go.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=323533&brand=fiverrcpa---------------------------------------------------Follow on Instagram!The Comics That We LoveFollow on Tiktok!The Comics that We LoveFollow on Twitter!@Z_Irish_Red
This is a preview of our Patreon exclusive show called THE GRID. Check this out, along with a bunch of other awesome perks over on Patreon. New episodes every Friday!For episode 130 of The Grid, Aaron and Chris give out another nickname to one of The Programs and we show off and discuss ALL of the original art that we own.Follow us on InstagramFollow us on TwitterFollow us on ThreadsFollow us on BlueSkyLike us on FacebookDownload the BEST digital comic book reader OmnibusStock up on G Fuel (CODE: OBP)Thank you DreamKid for our Oblivion Bar musicThank you Kevin Zeigler for our Oblivion Bar artSend us a Text Message.
IDW's new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 has already sold 140,000 copies. Tradd Moore has created a comic book paired with a whisky that costs $27,000. More Marvel Must-Haves comics coming for free. All on Comic Book Club News for June 10, 2024.SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, APPLE, ANDROID, SPOTIFY, OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Os dejamos nuestro repaso semanal de novedades y recomendaciones para que tengáis la pila de lecturas siempre ocupada y al día. La guerra del Joker: Grandes Novelas Gráficas de Batman Marvel Must Have Agente Veneno Masacre de Daniel Way Jóvenes Vengadores 3: La cruzada de los niños El Joven Hellboy: Asalto al Castillo de la Muerte Grandes Tesoros Marvel. Doctor Extraño: Amanecer de otoño Los Vengadores. Crepúsculo Terapia de Grupo Carlota Emperatriz La desaparición de Josef Mengele Juez Anderson. Shamballa El Oro del Tiempo La Muerte de Superman. Especial 30 Aniversario Star Trek. Deuda de Honor Big Game Las guerras de Arran
The Merry Marvel "March" Society continues this week as we go cosmic with the 5 issue mini series "Silver Surfer Black" by Donny Cotes and Tradd Moore! Plus find out who will be selected for the Last Comic Shop Podcast's "Top 5 Favorite Marvel Characters of All Time!" Host: Andy Larson Co Hosts: Chad Smith & JA Scott
Justin Jordan i Tradd Moore stworzyli wyjątkowy komiks, w którym można odnaleźć liczne odniesienia zarówno do klasyki horroru, jak i znanych komiksów, a ich autorskie skrzyżowanie Michaela Myersa ze Spider-Manem z jednej strony staje do przepełnionych scenami gore pojedynków, z drugiej przeżywa nastoletnią miłość. Więcej o "Lutherze Strodzie" (Nagle Comics) dowiecie się z kolejnego odcinka podcastu Nightslime.Rozmawiamy o superbohaterze, któremu zabrakło kompasu moralnego, nieświadomym tego, że "wielka moc to wielka odpowiedzialność", ale stopniowo uczącym się znanego truizmu wujka Bena na własną rękę; o podobieństwach do "Halloween" Roba Zombiego, Batmana i "Pięści gwiazd północy"; a także o świetnie poprowadzonej od strony narracyjnej i graficznej przemianie z kameralnego komiksu w pierwszej części do widowiskowego spektaklu akcji w ostatniej.Patronami odcinka są:Paweł Jaksik, Jakub Kraszewski, Sebastian Wojtasik-------------------------------------Możesz nas wesprzeć na https://patronite.pl/Nightslime
We close our San Diego Comic-Con International coverage with an epic roundtable conversation with Energon Universe shepherds Robert Kirkman, Sean Mackiewicz, Joshua Williamson, and Daniel Warren Johnson. As you have undoubtedly heard, Skybound Entertainment is the new G.I. Joe and Transformers license holder. They recently launched their shared universe with a new comic book series called Void Rivals, written by Kirkman and illustrated by Lorenzo De Felici, and we think it's the most exciting event in comics. And that's based on only a tiny taste from Skybound. So far, we've read three Void Rivals issues, a three-page preview of Daniel Warren Johnson's Transformers, a Tom Reilly cover for Williamson's Duke #1, and an Andrea Milana cover for Williamson's Cobra Commander #1. Before we plunge into the chat, we dive deep into reviewing these early peeks, consider the cultural apocalypse on the brink within Void Rivals, and how it may ripple into the Transformers and G.I. Joe books. We find beginnings to be the most exciting moments in stories. In these early stages, characters (and their creators) determine their principles. What do the G.I. Joes stand for in 2023? What does Cobra stand for? How will the Autobots' interaction with humanity alter their already well-established mission? We bring these questions to the creators, whose answers give you some idea of how the Energon Universe will stand apart from previous interpretations. We did not steer this conversation alone. We were joined by a few other reporter friends: Lance from Comic Book Keepers, Jeremy from The Geekly Grind, Jace Milam from The Comic Source, and Gerard "HipHopGamer" Williams. Please take the time to visit their sites and support their work, as their perspectives created a unique collaboration for this episode. Also, listen to our guests' previous appearances on Comic Book Couples Counseling: Robert Kirkman on Invincible, Joshua Williamson on Superman, Daniel Warren Johnson on Beta Ray Bill, and Daniel Warren Johnson on Do a Powerbomb! Skybound is set to release Transformers #1 in October, Duke #1 in December, and Cobra Commander #1 in January. Keep up to date on the Energon Universe by visiting their website and pre-order the comics through your local comic book store. What shop is closest to you? Find out by clicking HERE. As we discuss toward the end of this week's episode, cartoonist extraordinaire Jeff Smith recently suffered a cardiac arrest and was forced to cancel his "Dawn of Man" book tour. This means he won't be able to promote new books like Tuki and Bone: More Tall Tales. It's on you and us to get the word out. Help an artist who brought joy to our lives by nabbing his new comics for yourself and your friends. Visit Boneville HERE. Make sure that you follow Robert Kirkman on his Twitter. Follow Sean Mackiewicz on Twitter and Instagram. Keep up to date on all things Joshua Williamson by following him on Twitter, Instagram, and Substack. And follow Daniel Warren Johnson on Twitter, Instagram, and his Website. Listen to Danie Warren Johnson discuss The 'Nam #9 in detail, breaking down the single issue with us panel-by-panel on our Patreon. Other Relevant CBCC at SDCC Links: Todd McFarlane on Todd McFarlane Nicole Maines on Dreamer Jamie Lee Curtis, Russell Goldman, and Karl Stevens on Mother Nature Erik Burnham on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Julie Sakai and Stan Sakai on Usagi Yojimbo Chris Condon and Jacob Phillips on The Enfield Gang Massacre Adrian Tomine on Shortcomings Paul Cornell on Con and On FINAL ROUND OF PLUGS (PHEW): Don't forget to grab your tickets for our August 27th Alamo Drafthouse Winchester screening of The Mask, co-sponsored by Four Color Fantasies and featuring a Tradd Moore in-person introduction. Don't forget! Watch the latest episode of The B&B Show, where Brad and Bryan Review the Hottest Cinematic Releases. And, of course, follow Comic Book Couples Counseling on Facebook, on Instagram, and on Twitter @CBCCPodcast, and you can follow hosts Brad Gullickson @MouthDork & Lisa Gullickson @sidewalksiren. Send us your Words of Affirmation by leaving us a 5-star Review on Apple Podcasts. Continue your conversation with CBCC by hopping over to our website where we have reviews, essays, and numerous interviews with comic book creators. Podcast logo by Aaron Prescott @acoolhandfluke, podcast banner art by @Karen_XmenFan.
For episode 128, we are joined by Sal from ComicPop and Brad from The Comic Book Couples Counseling to draft and discuss some of our favorite comic creators in the medium. This is our first COMIC CREATOR FANTASY DRAFT
Moving one character from one medium to another is a complex task. Nicole Maines was desperate to see her Dreamer fighting alongside the other DC Comics superheroes. However, when she pitched the idea to the publisher, she didn't expect them to ask her to participate in that process. Quickly, Maines found herself as writer of Dreamer's destiny, and such responsibility was as thrilling as it was daunting. Already, Dreamer has appeared in Superman: Son of Kal-El and the DC crossover event, Lazarus Planet. She's rapidly becoming an essential element within the comics universe. Next year, she'll get some serious space to explore with the original graphic novel Bad Dream: A Dreamer Story, written by Nicole Maines and illustrated by Rye Hickman. At the San Diego Comic-Con International, we sat down with Maines to discuss her hopes and dreams for Dreamer. She reveals the critical advice that fellow comic scribe, Tom Taylor, delivered when her stress levels were high. Nicole Maines also reflects on how moving Dreamer through the comic book medium revealed unique aspects about the character she had not considered previously. Maines has been bitten by the comic book bug. She's here to stay, and she's delighted about the possibilities - for herself and Dreamer. If you haven't already, listen to Nicole Maines' previous appearance on Comic Book Couples Counseling, talking about Lazarus Planet alongside Mark Waid and Leah Williams. Remember, you can now pre-order Bad Dream: A Dreamer Story at your local comic book shop. Not sure how to locate your closest comic book shop, CLICK HERE to find it. Also, be sure to follow Nicole Maines on Twitter and Instagram. Other Relevant Links: Todd McFarlane on Todd McFarlane Jamie Lee Curtis, Russell Goldman, & Karl Stevens on Mother Nature Erik Burnham on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Julie Sakai and Stan Sakai on Usagi Yojimbo Chris Condon and Jacob Phillips on The Enfield Gang Massacre Adrian Tomine on Shortcomings Paul Cornell on Con and On And, if you haven't already, now's the time to join our Patreon, where superstar cartoonist Daniel Warren Johnson just recorded an epic chat with us about his favorite single-issue comic, The 'Nam #9. It's all part of our new Patreon podcast series, where we ask cool comic book creators to choose their favorite floppy comic. FINAL ROUND OF PLUGS (PHEW): Don't forget to grab your tickets for our August 27th Alamo Drafthouse Winchester screening of The Mask, co-sponsored by Four Color Fantasies and featuring a Tradd Moore in-person introduction. Don't forget! Watch the latest episode of The B&B Show, where Brad and Bryan Review the Hottest Cinematic Releases. And, of course, follow Comic Book Couples Counseling on Facebook, on Instagram, and on Twitter @CBCCPodcast, and you can follow hosts Brad Gullickson @MouthDork & Lisa Gullickson @sidewalksiren. Send us your Words of Affirmation by leaving us a 5-Star Review on Apple Podcasts. Continue your conversation with CBCC by hopping over to our website, where we have reviews, essays, and numerous interviews with comic book creators. Podcast logo by Aaron Prescott @acoolhandfluke, podcast banner art by @Karen_XmenFan.
During this year's San Diego Comic-Con International, finding someone working harder or as urgently as Todd McFarlane would be difficult. He was everywhere, announcing numerous projects one after the other. His partnership with Warner Bros. shows no signs of weakening as they unveiled numerous DC Multiverse figures, including a definitive cinematic Batman six-pack. McFarlane and Count Crowley creator David Dastmalchian revealed their Knights vs. Samurai series. He announced not one but five new Spawn comic book titles. And, yeah, he promised some big future news regarding his original character's big screen return. We were prepared to break it down with McFarlane when we met him inside the Image Comics booth on Saturday. He was probably excited to do the same, but something immediately shifted as we sat across from each other. He leaned into the Comic Book Couples Counseling concept and got vulnerable with us. Undoubtedly, you've read some Spawn comics. You know the character; you know his deal. You may not know or appreciate the philosophy driving the creation, however. Todd McFarlane puts it all out there in our conversation, leading to unexpected avenues regarding "chaos and consequence" and why he's so often disappointed by other comic books. We reflect on Marvel's Silver Age and Stan Lee's "The World Outside Your Window." Todd McFarlane challenges our idealized notions of this classic era and explains what he believes catapulted those characters into the public consciousness they preoccupy today. This episode is one of those episodes you wish could go on for a few more hours. There's never enough time. Maybe he'll join us again, and we can further follow these threads. Perhaps he won't. We're eager for you to hear this chat, though, and we think you haven't heard one quite like it from Todd McFarlane before. If you want to continue this discussion with McFarlane, you can find him on Twitter and Instagram, as well as his Website. Follow McFarlane Toys through Twitter and Instagram. Listen to our previous conversation with Todd McFarlane and Greg Capullo talking all things Batman/Spawn HERE. Other Relevant Links: Jamie Lee Curtis, Russell Goldman, & Karl Stevens on Mother Nature Erik Burnham on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Julie Sakai and Stan Sakai on Usagi Yojimbo Chris Condon and Jacob Phillips on The Enfield Gang Massacre Adrian Tomine on Shortcomings Paul Cornell on Con and On The Amazing Spider-Talk Podcast And, if you haven't already, now's the time to join our Patreon, where superstar cartoonist Daniel Warren Johnson just recorded an epic chat with us about his favorite single-issue comic, The 'Nam #9. It's all part of our new Patreon podcast series, where we ask cool comic book creators to choose their favorite floppy comic. FINAL ROUND OF PLUGS (PHEW): Don't forget to grab your tickets for our August 27th Alamo Drafthouse Winchester screening of The Mask, co-sponsored by Four Color Fantasies and featuring a Tradd Moore in-person introduction. Don't forget! Watch the latest episode of The B&B Show, where Brad and Bryan Review the Hottest Cinematic Releases. And, of course, follow Comic Book Couples Counseling on Facebook, on Instagram, and on Twitter @CBCCPodcast, and you can follow hosts Brad Gullickson @MouthDork & Lisa Gullickson @sidewalksiren. Send us your Words of Affirmation by leaving us a 5-Star Review on Apple Podcasts. Continue your conversation with CBCC by hopping over to our website where we have reviews, essays, and numerous interviews with comic book creators. Podcast logo by Aaron Prescott @acoolhandfluke, podcast banner art by @Karen_XmenFan.
The path Mother Nature took to its sequential form is beautifully compelling. When Jamie Lee Curtis was nineteen, an angry story of global catastrophe and corporate greed took root. Time would pass, and along with her co-writer Russell Goldman, she would mold it into a potential movie. Her eventual friendship with New Yorker cartoonist (and former CBCC guest) Karl Stevens would ultimately yield the new graphic novel from Titan Comics. Curtis never imagined herself as a comic creator, but here she is, and she couldn't have been more thrilled to attend the San Diego Comic-Con International as one. We spoke with all three Mother Nature collaborators on the convention's second day. They were eager to share the book with us, making sure we had a physical copy in our hands, not satisfied with our PDF preview experience. It's one thing to see a comic on a screen; it's another to hold within your mitts. Mother Nature is a violently urgent comic. It's a supernatural revenge story in which a young woman goes on the attack against the oil organization that casually killed her father. Stevens illustrates numerous bits of bloody gore, and we chat with the creators about why this story had to be as gnarly as it is. The world is on fire, and she's furious. Don't believe the corporate narrative, maternity is defensive, and when it needs to be, it's vicious. While we devour the ground beneath our feet, the ground retaliates, and Earth's vengeance is as brutal as anything you've seen in a horror movie. Also, in this episode, we discuss our time inside the San Diego Comic-Con Museum, reviewing the current Animation Academy and Stan Lee exhibits. We extensively discuss our time outside the convention, visiting the best comic book shops in San Diego. Mother Nature arrives in comic shops on August 8th. You can find your nearest store HERE. You can find Karl Stevens on Twitter HERE and on Instagram HERE. Jamie Lee Curtis is on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. You can find Russell Goldman on Twitter, Instagram, and his Website. Check out our previous conversation with Karl Stevens HERE, discussing his graphic novel, Penny. Other Relevant SDCC Links: Erik Burnham on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Julie Sakai and Stan Sakai on Usagi Yojimbo Chris Condon and Jacob Phillips on The Enfield Gang Massacre Adrian Tomine on Shortcomings Paul Cornell on Con and On And, if you haven't already, now's the time to join our Patreon, where superstar cartoonist Daniel Warren Johnson just recorded an epic chat with us about his favorite single-issue comic, The 'Nam #9. It's all part of our new Patreon podcast series, where we ask cool comic book creators to choose their favorite floppy comic. FINAL ROUND OF PLUGS (PHEW): Don't forget to grab your tickets for our August 27th Alamo Drafthouse Winchester screening of The Mask, co-sponsored by Four Color Fantasies and featuring a Tradd Moore in-person introduction. Don't forget! Watch the latest episode of The B&B Show, where Brad and Bryan Review the Hottest Cinematic Releases. And, of course, follow Comic Book Couples Counseling on Facebook, on Instagram, and on Twitter @CBCCPodcast, and you can follow hosts Brad Gullickson @MouthDork & Lisa Gullickson @sidewalksiren. Send us your Words of Affirmation by leaving us a 5-Star Review on Apple Podcasts. Continue your conversation with CBCC by hopping over to our website where we have reviews, essays, and numerous interviews with comic book creators. Podcast logo by Aaron Prescott @acoolhandfluke, podcast banner art by @Karen_XmenFan.
In this episode, Seth Mckay returns to join me for a recap of our fantastic experience at HeroesCon in Charlotte, NC! I hope you enjoy this very specific conversation, because we sure did. Below are ALL the links to the artists/writers we mentioned, so be sure to check 'em out! Jonathan Hickman - https://imagecomics.com/creators/jonathan-hickman Matt Wilson - https://www.instagram.com/colornmatt/ Jordie Bellaire - https://www.jordiebellaire.com/ Rico Renzi - https://www.instagram.com/whoisrico/?hl=en Francesco Francavilla - http://www.francescofrancavilla.com/ Ro Lamb - https://www.rolamb.com/ Felix Comic Art - https://www.felixcomicart.com/ Tradd Moore - https://www.traddmoorecomics.com/ Daniel Warren Johnson - https://www.danielwarrenart.com/ Andrew Maclean - https://artofandrewmaclean.com/ Sanford Greene - https://www.instagram.com/sanfordgreene/?hl=en Akira (of Criminal Records!) - https://www.instagram.com/blubat_/?hl=en Dustin Harbin - https://dharbin.com/ No Nothing Mag - https://nonothingzine.com/ Fend Hamilton - https://fend.myportfolio.com/ Liana Kangas - https://www.lianakangas.com/ Jarrett Melendez - https://www.jarrettwrites.com/ Mirka Andolfo - https://www.mirkaandolfo.com/ Nick Dragotta - https://www.instagram.com/dragottaart/?hl=en
Mike D, Greg, and Vargas discuss comic book news and recommend some recent first issues. Greg read Doctor Strange: Fall Sunrise #1 written and drawn by Tradd Moore and Heather Moore. Mike D read X-Terminators #1 written by Leah Williams and drawn by Carlos Gomez Greg read Fear of a Red Planet #1 written by Mark Sable Drawn by Andrea Olimpoeri. Vargas read Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World #1 By Jason Aaron and Drawn by Alexandre Tefenkgi/Nick Dragotta News: We talk about the first appearance of Patsy Walker. The New Hellcat series debuting in 2023. Upcoming first appearances in Disney + shows. The club was named in Screenrant's Top 10 Comic Book Podcasts. Comic Book Mount Rushmore. Other Topics: Becoming CGC verifier-verifiers. Slabbing every comic you buy. FIC Patriots. Nay Sayers. If you want to support the club and get oodles of bonus podcasts follow this link! Patreon.com/firstissueclub
New comic book reviews return to the show with a vengeance and EVEN MORE COMICS! We’d ask if you’re ready but YOU ARE NOT READY for our new format featuring 12 NEW COMIC BOOK REVIEWS! This episode’s stack comes from new comic Wednesdays 11/23 and 11/30! Get ready for the JSA’s (second, maybe third?) return, […] The post #687 New Comic Book Reviews: G.I. Joe Leaves IDW, Superman Comes Home, Young-ish Yoda, Tradd Moore on Doctor Strange & MORE! appeared first on The Two-Headed Nerd Comic Book Podcast.
Comic Reviews: DC Dark Crisis: The Dark Army by Mark Waid, Delilah Dawson, Dennis Culver, Freddie Williams II, Jack Herbert, Adriano Lucas Marvel Amazing Spider-Man 14 by Zeb Wells, Ryan Stegman, Michael Dowling, Terry Dodson, Kyle Hotz, Tim Townsend, Rachel Dodson, JP Mayer, Matt Hollingsworth, Dan Brown, Richard Isanove, Marcio Menyz Doctor Strange: Fall Sunrise 1 by Tradd Moore, Heather Moore Star Wars Revelations 1 by Marc Guggenheim, Salvador Larroca, Guru eFX, Pere Perez, Dono Sanchez-Almara, Emma Kubert, Wayne Faucher, Justin Mason, Paul Fry Star Wars Yoda 1 by Cavan Scott, Nico Leon, Dono Sanchez-Almara Infinity Comics Aligator Loki by Alyssa Wong, Bob Quinn Love Unlimited: Wiccan and Hulkling by Josh Trujillo, Tokitokoro Boom Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World 1 by Jason Aaron, Alexandre Tefenkgi, Lee Loughridge, Nick Dragotta, Rico Renzi AfterShock Fear of a Red Planet 1 by Mark Sable, Andrea Olimpieri Black Mask Rogue State 1 by Matteo Pizzolo, Carlos Granda, Brad Simpson Titan Kamen Rider Zero-One 1 by Brandon Easton, Hendry Prasetya, In-Hyuk Lee AAM Markosia Cosmic Debris 1 by Stu Perrins, John E. Murphy OGN The Court Charade by Flore Vesco, Kerascoet Ray's OGN Corner: Anya's Ghost by Vera Brosgol Additional Reviews: Disenchanted, Plunge by Joe Hill, Exorsisters vol 1, Cyclops Road, Andor ep12, Wednesday, Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, Strange World, Santa Clauses, Dexter New Blood News: Kaleidoscope, return of Superman's secret identity, Ottley's Hulk ending with issue 13, Goncharov, Omni news, FCBD lineup, new Hellcat series Star Trek: TNG Kelvin-verse casting Thoughts on the state of the Disney animated library Comics Countdown: Human Target 9 by Tom King, Greg Smallwood Eight Billion Genies 6 by Charles Soule, Ryan Browne, Kevin Knipstein The Court Charade OGN by Flore Vesco, Kerascoet Action Comics 1049 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, David Lapham, Mike Perkins, Trish Mulvihill, Lee Loughridge Department of Truth 22 by James Tynion IV, Martin Simmonds Dark Spaces: Wildfire 5 by Scott Snyder, Hayden Sherman, Ronda Pattison Daredevil 5 by Chip Zdarsky, Marco Checchetto, Matt Wilson Defenders Beyond 5 by Al Ewing, Javier Rodriguez Once Upon A Time At The End of the World 1 by Jason Aaron, Alexandre Tefenkgi, Lee Loughridge, Nick Dragotta, Rico Renzi Avengers Forever 11 by Jason Aaron, Jim Towe, Frank Martin
I BELLISSIMI Torna la rubrica dedicata ai nostri fumetti preferiti! Questa settimana dall'archivio del Consiglio abbiamo scelto Silver Surfer: Black di Cates-Stewart-Moore: un viaggio cosmico alla ricerca di se stessi in compagnia del surfista più famoso dell'universo Marvel.Silver Surfer: BlackSceneggiatore: Donny CatesDisegnatore: Tradd MooreColorista: Dave StewartLetterista: Clayton CowlesEditor: Darren ShanAssistant Editor: Lauren AmaroLINK UTILIIntervista a Tradd Moore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXXPpgi-3Ww&ab_channel=MidtownComicsContatti:Linktree: https://linktr.ee/fumettocraziaSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/fumettocraziaTwitter: https://twitter.com/fumettocraziaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fumettocrazia/Gmail: fumettocraziapodcast@gmail.comTelegram: https://t.me/+EEBS4TMz2PtkNzhkSigla e musica: Uncharted Planet - FormantXUn podcast di: Giorgio Ceragioli, Filippo Torta, Alessandro Negri e Giorgio Crico.
So much to talk about this week after Comic Con San Diego! We'll cover it all in due time, but check the time stamps if you want to skip to anything in particular! This week's non-Convention News (0:08:55) starts with the tragic passing of comics' Alan Grant, and has a few fun smaller points, but I think the bulk of the interest will be found with Marvel's new title trademarks (0:23:51) and what it all might mean! Also, there is no "The Mutants." The week's comic book Picks (0:28:58) for the 20th of July had Grim #3 and Seven Sons #2 as the picks of the week by far, with Artemis: Wanted #1 as a close third! And this brilliant era of indie comics continues with this week's Pulls (0:34:08), comics for this week, the 27th of July. My extensive San Diego Comic Con 2022 rundown begins at 0:44:55, starting with comic book updates, because thy still do actually cover comics themselves at these big events, go figure! My most anticipated announcements are Tradd Moore's Doctor Strange and Johnathon Hickman's triumphant return to the Marvel cosmos! The various trailers from the event begin at 59:20 and start off with the DCEU, specifically Sandman (we're adding it in here at least), Black Adam, and Shazam: Fury of the Gods. The Marvel MCU starts at 1:05:22 with the I am Groot teaser trailer, before really knocking it out of the park with Wakanda Forever at 1:07:26. That one is followed by She-Hulk, and then we get into Star Trek, Animation, and all the rest! Still talking SDCC22, the new MCU Updates start with 1:59:03, including the rest of phase 4, the plan for phase 5, and the current agenda for phase 6, plus all the news and updates for projects near and far! The convention rundown ends 2:09:45 with Games, Toys, and the Rest of the News! Announced at the con, actually, I also have an Eisner's Recap! 2:13:09 the Eisner awards are the most prestigious awards in the comic book creation industry, and the winners are well worth crediting and celebrating. Congrats to all winner and nominees! We wrap up this long week with highlights of the October Big-Two Solicits, 2:19:00 (link to full will go here). I'll be back next week for the first episode of August, 74! As She-Hulk gets closer along with all those other newly announced goodies, the news and updates are only going to get more exciting. Stay hydrated in this summer heat wave, and stay sweaty about comics! Alan Grant Memorial Article: https://www.cbr.com/alan-grant-quietly-ushered-in-a-new-era-of-comics/ upcoming Cons: https://www.gamesradar.com/comic-conventions/ BBC on Sandman https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-62287218 The Yancy Street Discord! https://discord.gg/aVXYYY7M -HELLCAT: The Patsy Walker Story https://sensationalshegeek.weebly.com/full-archive/the-patsy-walker-hellcat-story-june-yancy-street-special-history-from-timely-to-marvel-character-insights-and-more -NEW! Beginner's Guide to Comics: https://sensationalshegeek.weebly.com/beginners-guide-to-comic-books.html !!Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sensational-she-geek-live-from-yancy-street/id1550410718 !!Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/45qGcYnP147aZBVIHC09lI?si=cb8b8c1a4f8c4ac7 !!Pandora https://www.pandora.com/podcast/sensational-she-geek-live-from-yancy-street/PC:74557 Find me on Instagram: @annawiththecomics https://www.instagram.com/annawiththecomics/ Podcast Updates on Twitter: @savageshegeek https://twitter.com/savageshegeek YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-KoazT-HEFbqCALjxRLjFQ Website/Blog: https://sensationalshegeek.weebly.com/ Donation and All Other Links https://linktr.ee/sensationalshegeek
Visit our Patreon page to see the various tiers you can sign up for today to get in on the ground floor of AIPT Patreon. We hope to see you chatting with us on our Discord soon!NEWSComics writer Alan Grant has passed away at 73IDW celebrate Tails' 30th Anniversary and Halloween with ‘Sonic the Hedgehog' specialsIDW boldly goes in new direction with new ‘Star Trek' #1 October 2022Scott Snyder's Dark Spaces line expands with 'Good Deeds' at IDWSDCC '22: DC Comics changes event name to ‘Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths'Tom King and Phil Hester launch ‘Gotham City: Year One' in October 2022SDCC '22: DC Comics announces 'Dark Crisis: The Deadly Green' #1SDCC '22: DC Comics announces 'Dark Crisis: The Dark Army' #1SDCC '22: DC Comics announces 'Dark Crisis: War Zone' #1SDCC '22: DC Comics announces 'Batman: Gotham Knights – Gilded City'New Gotham-centric titles announcedNew Punchline bookBatman/Spawn for December!DC's Jim Lee and Friends panelAnimated films announced'Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II' coming out in December 2022SDCC '22: Dark Horse to publish deluxe hardcover Richard Corbin collectionsAn unlikely romance blossoms in ‘Hellboy in Love' kicking off October 12thHeavy Metal announces the MetalverseCharlie Adlard and Simon Spurrier 'Damn Them All' this OctoberGargoyles comic series coming to DynamiteDARKWING DUCK comics coming to DynamitePeter David and Yildiary Cinar team up for ‘Joe Fixit' Hulk seriesJ.M. Dematteis returns to tell origin of Kraven in 'Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt' #1SDCC '22: Marvel announces 'Doctor Strange: Fall Sunrise' #1 for NovemberSDCC '22: Marvel announces 'X-Treme X-Men' #1 November 2022Friday Spider-Man panelSaturday: Marvel Next Big Thing, Women of Marvel, and Judgment Day panelsEisner Awards winners revealed!Our Top Books of the WeekDave:Canary #1 (Scott Snyder, Dan Panosian)DC vs. Vampires (2021): All-Out War #1 (Alex Paknadel, Matthew Rosenberg, Pasqual Qualano)Nathan:Rogues' Gallery #1 (Hannah Rose May, Justin Mason)Do A Powerbomb #2 (Daniel Warren Johnson, Mike Spicer)Standout KAPOW moment of the week:Nathan - Shang-Chi and the Ten Rings #1 (Gene Luen Yang, Marcus To)Dave - Star Wars #25 (“The Lesson” by Charles Soule and Ramon Rosanas)TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEKDave: Ant-Man #1 (Al Ewing, Tom Reilly)Nathan: Detective Comics #1062 (Ram V, Rafael Albuquerque)JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.Dave: Spider-Man #900 (Maria Wolf)Nathan: Superman: The Space Age #1 (Steve Rude variant)
This week we read a listener recommendation The Strange Talent of Luther Strode. A very brutal and creative arc about a highschooler who gains strength and abilities through an online workout program. The first of a trilogy of trades written by Justin Jordan with art by Tradd Moore and Felipe Sobreiro. News 4:44 Luther Strode 12:23 Back Matter Matters 42:48 The Pull-List 47:04 Linktr.ee/tradewaiters Follow Us! Twitter: @TradeWaitersPod Nathan's Twitter: @MoreLikeNathicc Daniel's Twitter: @dandannatividad Gmail: tradewaiterspod@gmail.com TikTok: @tradewaiters
Nerd Escape Episode #26 Silver Surfer Black. This Marvel title is written by Donny Cates, illustrated by Tradd Moore, and colored by Dave Stewart. Silver Surfer falls through a black hole and goes billions of year back in time where he runs into a new but ancient Marvel enemy and also makes allies with another powerful being. Silver Surfer must use his inner light to fight back the darkness he treads upon. Donny Cates writing is gold and Trade Moore art is out of this world. Nerd Escape accepts Trade Moore as their new God because his art in Silver Black is the best they have ever come across.
This week we talk about the entire saga of LUTHER STRODE across three books: The Strange Talent of Luther Strode, The Legend of Luther Strode and The Legacy of Luther Strode; All three series by Justin Jordan and Tradd Moore with colors by Felipe Sobreiro. All three books paint and depict different feelings and eras of Luther's life and have their own distinct feel while still maintaining the quality you would expect from the comic creators. So join us! Follow us on Instagram for the love of god: https://www.instagram.com/comicbookraiders/
We surf through the cosmos and across time with Ryan of Across the Bifrost as we cover Silver Surfer Black by Donny Cates and Tradd Moore! Check out one of the most fantastic books of our time and some Silver Surfer history! Don't forget to check out: https://www.coffeeandacomic.com Get 10% off your order with our code! Promo code: Apollocitypodcast Lesser-Known Comics: https://lesserknowncomics.com 15% Off Promo Code: APOLLOCITY15
Bentornati sul Friday Comic Book Podcast! In questo episodio parleremo della trilogia di Luther Strode, fumetto culto di Justin Jordan e Tradd Moore edito da Image Comics. Un insolito mix tra Kick-Ass e Flex Mentallo, Luther Strode è un tripudio di azione, arti marziali e ultraviolenza, che sullo sfondo di scontri mozzafiato e situazioni paradossali racconta la parabola di redenzione dell'eroe dall'innato talento per uccidere. Una saga folgorante e coinvolgente, ponte di collegamento ideale tra il comic book americano e il battle shonen nipponico. Contatti Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/friday_comic_book_podcast/ Tik Tok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRPWgaXQ/
Film critic and podcaster Kt Schaefer joins the podcast to chat about Silver Surfer: Black by Donny Cates, Tradd Moore, and Dave Stewart. We run through all 5 issues and talk about what we loved, how the art is different from other Marvel books, the use of the supporting characters, and more. Recommendations:Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost (2020) #1Venom by Donny Cates and Ryan StegmanLinks:Read Silver Surfer: Black on Marvel Unlimited.Buy a copy of Silver Surfer: Black.Follow Kt Schaefer on Twitter.Follow Deanna Chapman on Twitter and Instagram.Follow the podcast on Twitter.Follow the podcast on Instagram.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
I am your host Darrell Taylor and joining me is Peter Rios to cover a new anthology series called “Let Them Live!: Unpublished Tales from the DC Vault, which contains different comic book issues that were never published, with stories by such creators as Jim Zub, Tradd Moore, Felipe Sobreiro , Nate Piekos, Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, Jorge Corona, Mat Lopes and Carlos M. Mangual, Scott Bryan Wilson, John Paul Leon, Dave Stewart and Deron Bennet, Mike Norton,Marissa Louise, Bryan Hitch, Andrew Currie, Alex Sinclair, Jorge Fornés, Emanuela Lupacchino, Ray McCarthy & Patricia Mulvihill Follow us on Twitter @stars_podcast and the Facebook group. This podcast is part of the TaylorNetwork which is a home to many great podcasts all available on taylornetwork feed on Spotify, Itunes, Amazon Music, Stitcher radio and also google play
I am your host Darrell Taylor and joining me is Peter Rios to cover a new anthology series called “Let Them Live!: Unpublished Tales from the DC Vault, which contains different comic book issues that were never published, with stories by such creators as Jim Zub, Tradd Moore, Felipe Sobreiro , Nate Piekos, Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, Jorge Corona, Mat Lopes and Carlos M. Mangual, Scott Bryan Wilson, John Paul Leon, Dave Stewart and Deron Bennet, Mike Norton,Marissa Louise, Bryan Hitch, Andrew Currie, Alex Sinclair, Jorge Fornés, Emanuela Lupacchino, Ray McCarthy & Patricia Mulvihill Follow us on Twitter @stars_podcast and the Facebook group. This podcast is part of the TaylorNetwork which is a home to many great podcasts all available on taylornetwork feed on Spotify, Itunes, Amazon Music, Stitcher radio and also google play
The Felix Comic Art Podcast returns for June 2021 with a special guest: Pixar animator and art collector, Andy Beall. Andy is a veteran animator who got his start on the beloved classic, THE IRON GIANT. He was then recruited by the Charles Schulz estate to direct the PEANUTS special, HAPPINESS IS A WARM BLANKET, CHARLIE BROWN, as well as write and draw the original comic THE BEAGLE HAS LANDED, CHARLIE BROWN! But the bulk of his career has been at Pixar, where he was worked on countless favorites, starting with THE INCREDIBLES.. Besides being a guest on the show, though, Andy has done something special for fans and collectors: He has created a series of drawings featuring all of the iconic characters he's been associated with. Including an absolutely gorgeous cover-quality piece for THE IRON GIANT. All of these will be available soon. But even more impressively, Andy has donated all of this art to benefit our charity, the . 100% of all proceeds from this sale will support cancer patients and their families via our fund. My gratitude to Andy for his incredible generosity. Please sign up for the newsletter on our site at to get all the details. Again, we will be making the drop announcement soon. Oh, and here's a spoiler: Andy is one of the most prolific commenters on . If you don't recognize his name, it's because he posts under the pseudonym, “Kent Mansley”. If you have a CAF gallery, then you probably have a comment from Kent Mansley on one of your pieces. Whether he goes by Andy or Kent, I'm proud to call him a friend. Thank you, Andy! BONUS: For those of you who missed my talk with at Comic Art LIVE! a few months ago, we've added it at the end so you can enjoy this VERY rare appearance by Tradd! And as an added bonus, we close out this episode with a chat I had with CAF's Bill Cox! Our longest episode to date, enjoy!
The critically acclaimed, superhero, action-horror comic: The Strange Talent of Luther Strode, by Justin Jordan & Tradd Moore, is this week's main topic (00:09:03). Followed by fan-mail (00:39:01), a brief recap of WandaVision episode three (00:46:50), and the return of our dedicated segment focused on new comics (00:55:00). READ: The Strange Talent of Luther Strode #1LISTEN: To our Justin Jordan interview THE CREW'S COMIC PICKS:Ashley - DC Future State: SuperwomanBadr - DC Future State: Swamp Thing Cesar - Batman/Catwoman Ed - Rain Like Hammers Music from the show: Mecca Tha Marvelous "Gawd is Marvelous"Support the show by becoming a Patreon subscriber, and receive early access to our weekly shows, bonus episodes, merch, and other rewards. #makemineshortbox Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theshortbox)Proudly sponsored by Gotham City Limit!
Comics Reviews: Batman: Black and White 1 by James Tynion IV, Tradd Moore, J.H. Williams III, Emam Rios, Paul Dini, Andy Kubert, G. Willow Wilson, Greg Smallwood, Dark Nights: Death Metal - The Last Stories of the DC Universe by Scott Snyder, Gail Simone, Jeff Lemire, Mark Waid, James Tynion IV, Joshua Williamson, Cecil Castellucci, Christopher Sebela, Mariko Tamaki, Rafael Albuquerque, Daniel Sampere, Mirka Andolfo, Travis Moore, Meghan Hetrick, Christopher Mooneyham, Francis Manapul, Andrew Dalhouse, Adrian Lucas, Ivan Plascencia, Tamra Bonvillain, Marissa Louise, Enrica Eren Angiolini DC's Very Merry Multiverse by Sholly Fisch, John Layman, Derek Fridolfs, Ivan Cohen, Tom Sniegoski, Tom King, Paul Scheer, David F. Walker, Brittany Holzherr, Nick Giovanetti, Jay Baruchel, Dustin Nguyen, Scott Koblish, Eleonora Carlini, Todd Nauck, Steve Lieber, Dominike Stanton, Vanesa Del Rey, Gustavo Duarte, Dani, Justin Mason, Ulises Arreola, Bryan Valenza, John Kalusz, Marcelo Maiolo, Bryan Valenza, Tamra Bonvillain, Marissa Louise, Chris O'Halloran, Hi-Fi Superman: Endless Winter Special by Ron Marz, Andy Lanning, Phil Hester, Ande Parks, Hi-Fi Tales From the Dark Multiverse: Flashpoint by Bryan Hitch, Scott Hanna, Andrew Currie, Jeremiah Skipper, Alex Sinclair Arkhamaniacs by Art Baltazar, Franco Heroes At Home by Zeb Wells, Gurihiru King in Black: Namor 1 by Kurt Busiek, Benjamin Dewey, Jonas Scharf S.W.O.R.D. 1 by Al Ewing, Valerio Schiti, Marte Gracia Home Sick Pilots 1 by Dan Watters, Caspar Wijngaard Postal: Night Shift by Levi Fleming, Stephanie Phillips, Cecilia Lo Valvo, Jesse Elliot Comic Book History of Animation 1 by Fred Van Lente, Ryan Dunlavey Locke and Key/Sandman: Hell and Gone 0 Vampirella: The Dark Powers by Dan Abnett, Paul Davidson, Ula Mos, Sebastian Cheng Red Sonja: The Price of Blood by Luke Lieberman, Walter Geovani, Ula Mos Piecemeal by Cullen Bunn, Szymon Kudranski What If We Were... by Axelle Lenoir Byte-Sized 1 by Cullen Bunn, Nelson Blake II, Snakebite Cortez Clockwork Girl by Sean O'Reilly, Kevin Hanna, Grant Bond 100 Light Years... of Solitude by Katie Schenkel, Jodie Troutman Additional Reviews: Alien X-Mas, Mank, Eurovision: Story of Fire Saga, The Prom, Mandalorian News: Liefeld and Deadpool's 30th Anniversary, new Charles Soule and Joe Henderson comics from Image, GoT prequel casting, delays on Black Widow, Cates/Morrison Atomahawk origin, Marvel delays, Discovery confusion Trailers: Recipe For a Seduction, Batwoman, Wandavision, Loki, Falcon and Winter Soldier, What If? Comics Countdown: Crossover 2 by Donny Cates, Geoff Shaw, Dee Cunniffe, John Hill Scarenthood 2 by Nick Roche, Chris O'Halloran Usagi Yojimbo 15 by Stan Sakai Sweet Tooth: The Return 2 by Jeff Lemire, Jose Villarrubia Seven Secrets 5 by Tom Taylor, Daniele Di Nicuolo Avengers 39 by Jason Aaron, Dale Keown, Scott Hanna, Jason Keith American Vampire 1976 3 by Scott Snyder, Rafael Albuquerque, Dave McCaig S.W.O.R.D. 1 by Al Ewing, Valerio Schiti, Marte Gracia Guardians of the Galaxy 9 by Al Ewing, Juann Cabal, Federico Blee Superman: Endless Winter Special by Ron Marz, Andy Lanning, Phil Hester, Ande Parks, Hi-Fi
What happens when you build a world-class collection in record time...and then have to dismantle it just as quickly? Our guest for this episode is Cristian Casares, who besides having experienced a lifetime's worth of collecting in a few short years, is also the fan behind the epic DARK KNIGHT RETURNS #1 recreation project. And if you want to hear all about Tradd Moore's SILVER SURFER: BLACK, Cristian played a major role in how that art got sold, too. All that and more...it's almost two hours of solid original art talk! Our website is . Sign up for our newsletter for exclusive announcements and opportunities, including awesome giveaways! Follow us on , , to see and discover the best in modern comics art. Leave a rating/review for the show on iTunes...we'll read it on the next episode! Thanks and enjoy the show!
Fecha de Grabación: Lunes 9 de noviembre de 2020Algunas de las noticias y temas comentados:Por fin DC Comics confirmó a Marie Javins como su editora en jefe y ahora ocupará el cargo en solitario.John Nee es cesado como publisher de Marvel Comics.Luther Strode, cómic creado por Justin Jordan y Tradd Moore, será llevado al cine.Se filtró que Oscar Isaac será el encargado de dar vida a Moon Knight en la serie de Disney+, y que el egipcio Mohamed Diab será el director de la misma.Respondemos preguntas de los escuchas.¡Y mucho más...!Comentario de cómics:Sea of Stars, escrito por Dennis Hallum y Jason Aaron, y dibujado por Stephen Green con color de Rico Renzi. (Image Comics)Dracula Motherf**ker, novela gráfica escrita por Alex de Campi con arte y color de Erica Henderson. (Image Comics)Pueden escuchar el Podcast a través del reproductor que está en la columna lateral del Blog o en este reproductor incrustado. Descarga Directa MP3 (Usar botón derecho del mouse y opción "guardar enlace como"). Peso: 82.7 MB; Calidad: 128 Kbps.El episodio tiene una duración de 01:29:59.Recuerden que ya está otra vez activa nuestra campaña en Patreon. Cada episodio del podcast se publica ahí al menos 24 horas antes que a través de los canales habituales, y cada mes grabamos un especial temático que es exclusivo de esta plataforma. Puedes sumarte a nuestros patreoncinadores™ con aportaciones desde 1 dólar al mes, y no existe un mínimo de tiempo para mantener su suscripción.También puedes encontrar nuestro podcast en los siguientes agregadores y servicios especializados:Comicverso en SpotifyComicverso en iVooxComicverso en Apple PodcastsComicverso en Google PodcastsComicverso en Archive.orgComicverso en Overcast.fmComicverso en Pocket CastsComicverso en RadioPublicComicverso en CastBox.fm¿Usas alguna app o servicio que no tiene a Comicverso? En la barra lateral está el feed del podcast, mismo que puedes agregar al servicio de tu preferencia. Nos interesa conocer opiniones y críticas para seguir mejorando. Si te gusta nuestro trabajo, por favor ayúdanos compartiendo el enlace a esta entrada, cuéntale a tus amigos sobre nuestro Podcast, y recomiéndalo a quien creas que pueda interesarle. Hasta pronto.Deja tus comentarios o escríbenos directamente a comicverso@gmail.com
Nerd Escape explores the Image comic book title The New World from writer Ales Kot, artist Tradd Moore, colorist Heather Moore, letterer Clayton Cowles, and designer Tom Muller. The New World is a dystopian post-life nuclear war setting that leaves the New California territory as a police state where the cops are huge TV celebrities that kill or capture alive their warrant arrest perpetrators based on how citizens vote by watching on television. The art work and story telling gives ground to a colorful and intricate love story between a highly ranked LAPD prime time TV cop (Stella Maris) and a local straight edge white hat guerrilla system hacker (Kirby). Nerd Escape hosts Jublar and Cami ask the question, "Do opposite attract and do they work out?". Credit to Karl Casey @whitebataudio for his stellar music track Hackers
August Sales Comics Reviews: Batman 100 by James Tynion IV, Carlo Pagulayan, Jorge Jimenez, Guillem March, Danny Miki, Tomeu Morey American Vampire 1976 1 by Scott Snyder, Rafael Albuquerque Legend of the Swamp Thing Halloween Spectacular by James Tynion, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Vita Ayala, Ram V, Julian Lytle, Emma Rios, Christian Ward, Domo Stanton, John Timms, Mike Perkins, Jordie Bellaire, Gabe Eltaeb, Andy Troy, Jeremiah Skipper Super Sons Escape to Landis by Ridley Pearson, Ileana Gonzales Amazing Spider-Man 49/850 by Nick Spencer, Kurt Busiek, Saladin Ahmed, Tradd Moore, Aaron Kuder, Ryan Ottley, Mark Bagley, Chris Bachalo, Humberto Ramos, Cliff Rathburn, Victor Olazaba, John Dell, David Curiel Champions 1 by Eve Ewing, Simone Di Meo, Federico Blee Marvels Snapshots: Spider-Man by Howard Chaykin, Jesus Aburtov Getting it Together 1 by Sina Grace, Omar Spahi, Max Struble, Jenny Fine Neil Gaiman's Norse Mythology 1 by Neil Gaiman, P. Craig Russell, Mike Mignola, Jerry Ordway, Dave Stewart, Lovern Kindzierski, Galen Showman Sonic the Hedgehog: Bad Guys 1 by Ian Flynn, Jack Lawrence Star Wars Adventures 1 by Michael Moreci, Nick Brokenshire, Ilias Kyriazis Transformers/Back to the Future 1 by Cavan Scott, Juan Samu, David Garcia Cruz Penultiman 1 by Tom Peyer, Alan Robinson, Lee Loughridge American Ronin 1 by Peter Milligan, Aco, Dean White Carmen Sandiego: The Chasing Paper Caper Riverdale Diaries: Hello, Betty! by Sarah Kuhn, J. Bone Bolivar by Sean Rubin Dear Rodney by Cris Trout, Peter Dalkner Over the Garden Wall: The Benevolent Sisters of Charity by Sam Johns, Jim Campbell Hollywood Trash 1 by Stephen Sonneveld, Pablo Verdugo, Exposito, Birch Space Battle Lunchtime vol 3 by Natalie Riess Additional Reviews: Fant4stic, Friday the 13th (2009), Haunting of Bly Manor, Being a Cosplayer News: Janeway returns to Star Trek, Doc Strange in Spider-Man 3, Marvel Action Captain Marvel returns - guest starring Spider-Gwen, Tom Taylor graphic novel series with Random House, Eternals delayed to January, Doc Shaner nonsense, NYCC news, Ottley off Amazing, Green Lantern Corps series details, Venom 200, Hellstrom and Marvel TV in review, two new Cates comics, Soul directly to Disney+, Gal Gadot Trailers: Mank, Invincible Comics Countdown: Decorum 5 by Jonathan Hickman, Mike Huddleston Space Battle Lunchtime Vol 3 by Natalie Riess Batman 100 by James Tynion IV, Carlo Pagulayan, Jorge Jimenez, Guillem March, Danny Miki, Tomeu Morey Die 14 by Kieron Gillen, Stephanie Hans, Clayton Cowles American Vampire: 1976 1 by Scott Snyder, Rafael Albuquerque We Only Find Them When They're Dead 2 by Al Ewing, Simone Di Meo Legend of the Swamp Thing Halloween Spectacular by James Tynion, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Vita Ayala, Ram V, Julian Lytle, Emma Rios, Christian Ward, Domo Stanton, John Timms, Mike Perkins, Jordie Bellaire, Gabe Eltaeb, Andy Troy, Jeremiah Skipper Bang 4 by Matt Kindt, Wilfredo Torres Black Widow 2 by Kelly Thompson, Elena Casagrande, Jordie Bellaire Thor 8 by Donny Cates, Aaron Kuder, Matt Wilson
On this week's Stack podcast: Batman #100, Locke & Key: …In Pale Battalions Go… #2, Amazing Spider-Man #850, Transformers/Back to the Future #1, American Vampire 1976 #1, Getting It Together #1, Wolverine #6, X-Force #13, Marauders #13, Sonic The Hedgehog: Bad Guys #1, We Only Find Them When They're Dead #2, Far Sector #8, Adventureman #4, Backtrack #7, Black Widow #2, Exosisters #10, DCeased: Dead Planet #4, Inkblot #2, Champions #1, and Decorum #5. SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, ITUNES, ANDROID, SPOTIFY, STITCHER OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON. Full Transcript: Alex: What is up? You're all welcome to The Stack. I'm Alex. Justin: I'm Justin. Pete: I'm Pete. And on The Stack, we've got it packed… Alex: … stack for you today. We've got [crosstalk 00:00:17], use. Justin: It's a packed stack. Alex: Big issues is coming out, so let's jump right into it. Talking about Batman number 100, from DC Comics run by James Tynion IV, art by Jorge Jimenez, Carlo Pagulayan and Guillem March. This is the culmination of the Joker world. Justin: Culmination. Alex: It's all been coming down to this. Big stuff happens here as the Batman takes on Joker [Mono-e-Mono 00:00:44], for all [crosstalk 00:00:49], translators. For all the [inaudible 00:00:52], there's some twists, there's some turns here, there's backup stories. What [inaudible 00:00:56]… Oh God. Pete: Oh no, Alex. Justin: Oh, wow. Don't die. [crosstalk 00:01:01]. Alex: That's a [inaudible 00:01:01], Joker guest. Justin: Joker mist. Alex: Joker mist. Pete: Oh, man. Alex: Yeah, I'm a joker mystique myself. Pete: Smart. Justin: Oh, nice. Just to clear up your throat? Alex: Mm-hmm (affirmative). No, you got to build up a tolerance, so that way… exactly. Justin: Yeah, that's smart. Pete: Oh, yeah. Alex: What do you guys think about this issue and what do you think about the storyline as a whole? Justin: I liked it. Especially the battle, the Joker, bat uniform and that Joker becoming Batman, I thought was a nice thing here. There's some funny lines in here of Alfred's Corp saying he wishes he was the [crosstalk 00:01:40], butler. Had it up for [crosstalk 00:01:42]. Alex: That's not funny. Justin: No, man. Alex: That was painful. Justin: An underwater butler, so fun. How do you make tea? All the waters. It's all water. Pete: Yeah, I felt like, first off the art's fantastic. I feel like the landing didn't stick as hard as I would have liked it. Normally, when we have these big buildups, these huge fights. The wrap-up is great, but there was a lot of weird stuff that happened. I felt like there was this epic showdown and then it wasn't between the Joker and Batman because Harley Quinn showed up and then made it be like, “Yo, one of us are going to die tonight,” which is holy shit, raising the stakes, but it wasn't like the classic showdown. It was a real switch of status of Joker trying to be Batman. I did like the things that Joker was saying during the fight. I thought that was classic cool Joker shit. Pete: But the stuff I was a little disappointed with was the wrap-up and the Batman talking to the Clown Hunter, I felt like that could have been a little bit better. I had a weird feeling after that was over. Also, it was crazy to me that Catwoman seemed to be making moves, but then there was just a shot of her watching fights, which was weird to me. But I really think that overall, this was a really cool arc, very awesome twists and turns, a lot of fun. The Alfred shit to me was a little too rough, too soon. Seeing the corpse shit was really hard, but I- Justin: I was going to say, it's great to see Alfred back in his good shape, in perfect form. This is the Alfred I want to see. Pete: The Nightwing shit was bad-ass. Nightwing got a lot to do a lot of respect in this. So that was cool. Alex: I love the Oracle stuff. It was so much fun having Barbara back as Oracle. That was great. It just really shows the deep well of love that James Tynan has for DC Comics history that really came out on this issue. I agree with you that the execution of the ending felt a little asterisky, particularly given how big everything is built over the past couple of issues. But James Tynan came out on Twitter and said, “This was supposed to be as ending.” This was supposed to be his last issue of Batman, and then when he found out he would be ongoing on it, he had to scramble and change his plans and changes all outline to serve some other masters and serve some other storylines that are happening. Alex: So I think it's not purposeful, but that is a victim of circumstances, more than anything that rather than making it this big exclamation point, it became the dot, dot, dot in the middle of the ongoing Batman story. And I do like the place that he finds Batman at the end of this, I actually did really like Clown Hunter story. The idea that he- Pete: I like Clown Hunter story, for sure. I felt like Batman just lectured Clown Hunter in a weird way. Alex: What I think was different about this, this almost pivots off of what Jeff Johns is doing over in three Jokers, is this idea that Batman keeps bringing in these orphans, breaking them, ruining their lives, and then being like, “Well, time for new orphan,” that he's doing something different here, which is similar to what they did with the signal as well. Is I think smart, and it's a progression of the character that personally I like. Yeah. Justin: I mean, I agree. I also think despite the change in plan for James Tynion, I feel like his point was rather than have Batman play Joker's game the entire time in the end of this is like I haven't been… I'm not going to take the bait. And I thought that was a nice… Batman's usual tactic or at least for the past few years is he takes the bait and then suffers horrible consequences, but he endures because he's Batman and I actually liked- Alex: He got stabbed in the back-up bunch. That's suffering. Justin: I know, but rather than be like, “All right, I'm going to give it all up for the corpse of my butler,” he's like, “You know what? I'm not going to do that.” And I liked the different take on that for one. I agree the Clown Hunter stuff, I thought what was actually good. I agree with you, Alex. It's nice if we're going to walk away with this new character, I think that's cool. Clown Hunter is a cool character. It's like if Damian Wayne took the other path and didn't become a Robin, it feels like. The one thing with the Joker little epilogue at the end, Joker, he's become this chemist. Why is he such a chemist? I don't know why that makes sense. It's like [crosstalk 00:06:31]- Alex: I appreciate your- Justin: … gas that perfectly turns you into a Joker so much so that no one will be able to tell the difference in my body versus your body. Pete: But also he's really into newspapers and likes to get his news, old timey, just sitting down, stacking newspapers, go through each one, see that headlines, soak it all in. So it's this mix of, he's up to date on all the latest chemical stuff, but likes to get his news old school. Alex: It's crazy. It's crazy stuff is what I tell you, but [crosstalk 00:07:06]- Justin: Yeah. A lot of fans are definitely going to identify with Pete's point he just made the with the newspapers. Alex: This is a very good issue though. And I think this whole arc was good. Definitely pick it up in trade or individually if you like. Alex: Next up, Locke and Key in Pale Battalions, going number two from IDW storytellers, Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez. This is continuing a story of back in the day from Locke and Key as we follow John Locke. But a different John Locke, the last, as he goes to fight in the war, he has aged himself. Yup. He's using one of the magical keys. And this issue, we see things from the German perspective of the war as they are tagged. Justin: Creating a way to put that. Alex: But again, we talk about this every time. There were two different World Wars. One of them was the World War, the second one with Nazis. This is the first World War, which was also with the Germans, but it's not creepy in exactly the same way. Pete [crosstalk 00:08:04]. Oh my God. Pete: Different Wars. Justin: DC, Wolverine one, Pete. The Balkans were powder gig. And then all of a sudden the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand really set off a series of chain of events within tangling alliances that led all of these different countries to declare war on each other. And then of course, a further countries guy, eventually entangled. And here we are with John Locke, [AGM 00:08:26], self up to take part. Alex: There you go. So this comes from the German perspective, which is not a creepy thing to say. And we see John [crosstalk 00:08:33]- Pete: It's a creepy thing to say. Alex: Stop it. John Locke is attacking them. Just again as with the first issue, a bunch of classic Gabriel Rodriguez pages in here, this page with… and this is getting into spoilers, but there's a page where he uses the crown of shadows to attack that is just terrifying in exactly the right way. The twist at the end, which I won't spoil, it's so smart, so well done and clearly points to not just where they're going with this series, but also with Helen Gun, which is the Sandman Crossover. So I love seeing that path there. Pete, what do you think about this one? Pete: It's really fantastic. I mean, the art is unbelievable. It's crazy storytelling. I mean, the fact that I'm caring about these fucked up soldiers is way back to the days. It's really impressive to the art and the storytelling. But this is really interesting what happens at the end and how it makes sense to why we are seeing this in such a cool way. I'm very impressed with this comic. It's just so excited when there's a new Locke and Key comic, because you're like, “What the fuck is going to happen? How scared or freaked out am I going to get?” And it constantly delivers. Justin: And the fact that they were able to just tell a legit war story, I mean, this is a straight up war comic. There's not a lot of Locke and Key bells and whistles to it. We get a little bit of that, but it really is just a war story being told from the Locke and Key perspective, and obviously the German perspective, which I think we all find totally normal. And it's just a really good issue and the way they do find another, especially the art finds another angle on horror, war horror is so smart. Pete: And it's interesting that, it seems like in this issue, we got to shout out to the TV show with that fire key that I don't think was from the book. I think it was from the TV show, right? Alex: Yeah. The matchstick key. I can't remember honestly the continuity there. I think it was something they came up with, but didn't use, that they ended up using on the TV show first, versus in the comic book itself. I could be wrong about that. But yeah, that is interesting to see. And it's great, it's just good stuff. Always- Justin: It's great stuff. Alex: … an incredible issue out of the gate every single time. Next up, one I'm very excited to talk about, Amazing Spider-Man number 858 AK number 49, from Marvel written by Nick Spencer, Kurt Busiek, Tradd Moore and Saladin Ahmed, art by Ryan Ottley, Humberto Ramos and Mark Bagley, Chris Justin: Bachalo, Tradd Moore and Aaron Kuder. So this is a conclusion of the Sin Eaters storyline, The Return of the Green Goblin and also a couple of backups stories. Justin, I'm curious to hear from you. You seem to really like the Sin Eater storyline in particular, but what's your take on the ending here? Justin: It got a little muddled with the Green Goblin stuff. I thought the first couple issues of the Sin Eater Arc I thought were so good, so smart, felt very timely and responding to the world. It was such a total change from Nick Spencer jokey Spider-Man into this like very serious Sin Eater storyline. So it felt like a hard right turn into Peter Parker dealing with the Green Goblin stuff and so much more historical and it felt far less present to the modern world. And weird the way that he becomes like a juggernaut but with no… like a [crosstalk 00:12:24], hair. Alex: Could you talk about that for a second? So the- Justin: Just a raged out, no neck dude. Alex: Well, the weird thing is, so the Sin Eater, when he shoots people, now he gains their powers, right? So he shoots the juggernaut and then I liked generally speaking, just the voice of anything, the design of this, because he gets this juggernaut- Justin: Sorry to hear you [crosstalk 00:12:45]- Alex: … Vini head, which is pretty gross. But the juggernaut doesn't have a head like that. He has a normal head and he just wears a helmet. So what was going on there? Justin: I like the idea that maybe juggernaut just smooshed a little bit into his old- Alex: Yeah. Justin: The clothes fit the man. Pete: I think that how he starts to… your body forms to the helmet after a little while, and then it's like, you take a turtle and it looks like you still are wearing it a little bit. And I think that's what happened here. Justin: Pete, at this point, your feet have taken on the shape of your punisher's slippers, right? Pete: Yeah, exactly. Exactly, yeah. Alex: I did like the Green Goblin's stuff in this issue. I think Nick Spencer did a good job of driving up the, and I'm using this word appropriately here, creepiness of the character. Justin: Especially once all the other spider family characters were there, I was like, “Woof.” Alex: Oh yeah. That whole Gwen stuff was crazy. Justin: Gross [crosstalk 00:13:40]. Alex: The exact right way though. The way that Norman Osborn is gross that I don't think we've seen him this way in a very long time, but it's weird. I'm curious to see what happens to the next issue, because it seems like we're finally getting into all of the kindred stuff, which is this villain that he's been building up over the course of all the issues. Justin: But I got to say the fact that the reveal wasn't an issue. I was like, “Come on, man.” Alex: Yeah. Justin: It really felt like now is the time to do it and it feels like we've missed our shot to finally get the reveal. Alex: Particularly the way the end… sorry, Pete. I was just going to add that particularly the way the ending is paced and obviously the spoiler for the ending, but in the mix, everything that's happening with Spider-Man, with the Green Goblin, with everybody, with Kindred walking towards this grave and walking up. And it definitely felt like this is the point where we see kindred walking, looking at a grave and now we know who Kindred is, and instead we still have no idea. What were you going to say, Pete? Pete: Oh, I was just going to say, yeah, there's nothing like the old, “Hanging out next to a grave. You don't know who I am, moment,” that everybody loves. Yeah, it's a little frustrated. We don't have more information, especially after all we've been through, but I also really liked the backup stories. I'm a sucker for Chris Bachalo's art and also- Justin: [inaudible 00:15:06], wars are also very good. Pete: Yeah. The Ford shoes store with that art is so glorious and fantastic. Alex: Pete, Doug Wizard. Do you love a good Doug Wizard? Pete: Yeah. I mean, come on, dogs and wizards together. What's not to love? Alex: No way. Could I throw out at you before we talk too much about the backup stories? Theories about the identity of kindred. Pete? Pete: I'm trying to think of… What was the care bear with the little cloud on it? That's who I think it is. Alex: Okay, great. Great. Justin, do you have any theories? Justin: I mean, what are the third rails we're going to touch here? It's been built up so much, it has to be a big character. Is it the dude who killed uncle Ben? Alex: Hmm. I guess I can do that. I'll throw out one. This is not my theory. I read this today. What? Pete: I think it's Doc Cock. Alex: Doc Cock? Joe Chill. It's Joe Chill. I love this theory. I read this, I think it was on Nerdist or something today. They had a bunch of theories of who [crosstalk 00:16:22]. Justin: I've heard of that. Alex: The theory was, Pete, you are going to 100%, absolutely hate this theory, but I'm so excited about it. The theory is, it's Peter Parker, but it's Peter Parker from the pre one more day continuity because they fucked up the Mafesto curse by Maryy Jane and Peter Parker getting back together. So it split up the reality, and so Peter Parker who made that deal is now kindred tried to get it back. Pete: Wow. Justin: If we can finally undo that bullshit- Pete: That would be glorious. Justin: That feels so arch and unnecessary. Pete: Yeah. Alex: [crosstalk 00:17:09]. But I love the idea. I love the idea of it being Peter Parker, baby. I think that would be interesting. Pete: Or Peter Porker. Justin: Ooh, interesting. But here's the thing. So much of Kindred is like, “I was buried. I was under the ground.” It has to feel like it has to be a dead character come back to life. Pete: Yeah. Alex: And it sounds graves. Justin: Maybe it's their marriage. It's like- Alex: Yeah, there you go. The physical representation. As we all know, marriage is covered in giant centipedes. Alex: Let's move on to another title. Transformer is back to the future, number one from IDW, written by Ken and Scott, art by Juan Semeru. So this is exactly what you'd expect from the title. This is the Transformers, muck it up the back to the future continuity. And I'll get into a huge spoiler here, but I was getting very worried that they wouldn't do the thing that they do on the last page for most of the issue, but when they did, I was like, “Ah, thank you.” Pete: Yeah, glorious. Glorious last page reveal. This was fun. This was cool. I liked how they took the things that we know. We got different perspectives, a little POV and the mall scene. I thought that was really fun, and great use of clashing these two worlds together in a way that made sense. Justin: Yeah. I think this makes perfect sense. No one would ever be like, “This is an unnatural blending of two different properties.” Pete: Yeah. I mean, who doesn't love seeing [crosstalk 00:18:45]- Alex: Oh, go ahead. Justin: No, as they say in the famous line, “One point 21 megatrons.” Pete: Yeah. Alex: I do [crosstalk 00:18:54], think we're doing a good job here. I think when they finally get to it, to spoil a little bit of the book, but they do a back to the future too, with the transformers weaving their way through back to the future continuity saying, “Ooh, we could use some time travel to really take down the autobots,” and then of course, they finally do. We get the classic view of Hill Valley Square, except transformers have taken over the entire world. Beef Tatton, of course, is working for them. And Marty has tried to get away. It's just silly fun stuff. I had a much better time once they finally got to it, in the second half of the issue versus the first half of the issue- Pete: Don't fucking do that. Don't break it up [crosstalk 00:19:35]. Alex: But I do. Justin: It definitely felt like mashing up your toys when you're a kid in a fun way. Pete: Yeah. Alex: I agree. Next up, American Vampire 1976 number one, from DC Comics written by Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque. And we talked to Scott Snyder about this when he was at our live show a couple of weeks ago. So definitely go and listen to that podcast. But this is, as you could imagine for the title continuing and finishing the saga of American Vampire now in the '70s, there's disco, there's big Afros, everything that you'd expect going out on the title. This is also, I will say as much as I love this, and as much as I love Rafael Albuquerque's art in particular, this is definitely a deep dive into my subconscious to be like, “Who's that character from American Vampire?” I haven't read this in a while. But I enjoyed it nonetheless, personally. Pete: Yeah. I mean, speaking of the Albuquerque's art. I mean, it's just so nice to be back in his warm embrace. I mean, this art is glorious. They're having fun. The classic, killing vampires with disco. I mean, you don't get tired of that, that's just fun stuff. Yeah, I think this was a cool wrap up. There's a lot of tie ins that I didn't remember, like you were saying solves, but I still enjoyed them. And yeah, I think it's a great saying that comes out of this book, “Fuck history, shred it and forget it.” You know what I mean? Justin: Yeah. And that's how you failed social studies, right? Pete: Hard, failed hard. Justin: Yeah, I agree. I mean, seeing this altogether, the team back together that is, is so nice. Skinner is such an iconic character, even though he's not really in American Vampire anymore. It's just great to have this book back. There are so many great shots, the moment where Travis Kid is looking over his shoulder, it's just such a good blend, Scott and Rafiel working together, you don't get anywhere else. Yeah. Alex: Yeah. It's great. Yeah, they're really getting it together. And so is our next book, Getting it Together, number one from [crosstalk 00:21:59]. Justin: How did you come up with that? Wow. Alex: I mean, it was just up here. It was just up here in my brain and it came out of my mouth co-created and written by Sina Grace and Omar Spahi, art by Jenny Define and Sina Grace. We of course had Sina Grace and Omar Spahi on our live show. Justin: Oh, when? Alex: Just this very week. Justin: Oh, weird. Alex: So go back to this [inaudible 00:22:20], interview, despite the unfortunate tech problems. But I really enjoyed this book. If you did miss our live show, it's basically a more modern friend set in San Francisco. That's a little sexier and a little more inclusive, both from a cultural and sexual standpoint. And I thought it was fun. I enjoyed this book quite a bit. What do you guys think about it? Justin: I agree [inaudible 00:22:46], a lot. I talked about this my comparison on the podcast of, Being a Bit Like Scott Pilgrim, a more modern and more, I guess, real, version of Scott Pilgrim where the characters are fun and interesting. They're making jokes and they're dealing with their mistakes in their lives. And I liked it a lot. Pete: Yeah. I mean, unlike Friends, this is a little bit more, less shiny and more real, they get into things. So it's enjoyable. It's nice to just see a great image comic that focuses on relationships and the ebbs and flows of life and how we'd put up with each other's shit or don't and yeah, I think it's really well done. You got some interesting characters, some really fun, cool moments. Yeah, it's a solid book. Justin: And who's your favorite friend? Real quick. Pete: Oh, yeah. Alex: Good question. Pete: Favorite friend on the TV show [crosstalk 00:23:49]- Alex: Go with Joey on this. Pete: I'm going to say Alex. Alex: Gunther? Pete: Nice. Alex: Wow. Justin: Again, makes sense. You're the Gunther of this podcast. I got to say Pete was right. It's Joey. Joey is the best friend. [crosstalk 00:24:00]. Also, the seasons, he's the only one that isn't deeply unlikable by the end. Pete: Well, I do like the Power of a Good Hug here. It's a nice thing that's in this book here, and [crosstalk 00:24:15]- Alex: I mean, I just want to follow up though what Justin said, that's why Joey was the perfect spinoff and works so well. Justin: Yes. I can't believe it's still going strong, 15 seasons later. Alex: Incredible. Just a quick shout out before we move on. Jenny Define's art is great. In particular character designs are very good in this book. They're very unique, they're very different. They seem more realistic than your typical character designs and I think she does a good job here. Alex: Let's move on to our 10 of Swords Block. Three books came out today. We are going to talk about them as a little bit of a block, because this is an interesting event. And Justin, you haven't really been here to talk about this too much yet. Pete: Wait- Alex: Yes, Pete, what's up? Pete: Wait, I just wanted to point out, it's important that you read these in order. I fucked up the order [crosstalk 00:25:00]. Justin: Like a lot of things, it's important you do them in the correct order, like breakfast, lunch, and dinner, putting- Pete: No, you can have breakfast any time, mother fucker. Don't pull that shit. Justin: Okay. Alex: Matter of life, death? Justin: That birth, life, death. Alex: Yeah. Man, I'm very excited to hear what order you read these in. But just to read off all three titles right now. Wolverine number six written by Benjamin Percy and art by Viktor Bogdanovic. X-Force number three, also written by Benjamin Percy and art by Viktor Bogdanovic. Marauders, number 13 written by Vita Ayala and art by Matteo Lolli. So as you can probably tell here, the first two issues are basically one story. They're showing how Wolverine gets his sword. He's going after the Muramasa blade, which of course is the only thing that can kill him, as we learned from that very weird storyline, where he comes back from hell all the time. But that's sword he needs to go and battle for other worlds. And then Marauders 13 is a little more of a one-shot as it's showing how Storm gets her sword from Wakanda, which of course is a very personal mission for her. What do you think about the storyline so far? How'd you feel about these issues in particular? And Pete, what order did you read the bid? Pete: Well, I'm just noticing now there's the part three of 22, part [crosstalk 00:26:20]. If I would have taken the time, I could have paid attention and then not read it, but I read it. Justin: You can't judge a book by its cover, but you can read the cover to know what you're doing. Pete: Yeah. I read part five first. I did the Marauders and then I did Wolverine and then I did Acts of Swords. Justin: So that's all right. [crosstalk 00:26:44]- Alex: Not as bad as it could have been. You could have read Marauders in the middle or X-Force first and then Wolverine. Justin: The Last page of Marauders gives it away a little bit for Wolverine and then you [crosstalk 00:26:56]. Justin: Yes. Wolverine, it does get it together. See, I read the fifth panel on the sixth page of Marauders and I jumped over to X-Force and read the seventh panel on. [crosstalk 00:27:05]. Yeah, I know. Alex: Now, wait. Do you want to hear from Pete because you've been pretty dead on the exponent general and down on that storyline for the first two parts? Well, I think pretty positive about everything so far. I've been really enjoying this storyline. But you like these issues, right, Pete? Pete: Yeah. So yeah, I guess what you wanted to talk about how you're a more positive person than me and you can see the sunshine. Alex: Yeah, I'm like ray of sunshine and you're not. Pete: Yeah. I got a clouded like a ping pang thing going on. So yeah, what I like about this is, it's not 80 different fucking things happening at once. It's not fuck Island and you can't kill anybody anymore and golden eggs of humans, as well as the fact that you're no longer a part of everything. You give humans drugs on the side. It's just dealing with this 10 of Swords, like, “Okay, there's a showdown coming up, you've got to go get your weapon of choice and go get in your spot so that when it's go time, you're ready to go.” So it's like, “Great, this is what I want. I don't want this.” There's so much shit happening in X-Men right now we can just deal with this side story. And I was so happy, we just got three stories that make sense, that kind of like, okay, it's each person's journey to get to their place, so the raid to try to save the world. Justin: It's like a prequel to the Choose Your Fighter screen on Street Fighter II. Pete: Exactly. You're choosing what weapon and why. [crosstalk 00:28:49]. Yeah, I love it. Alex: I liked that you refer to this Wolverine story as nice and simple and straightforward where it's just classic Wolverine goes to Japan, goes down to hell, burns all of the flash off of his skeleton, meets a guy from other worlds who killed people who were the children of apocalypse. And has come back to getr an immortal blade that contains a person's soul that is also wanted by the beast who runs the hand, who wants to give them as wedding gifts, except the beast also hates Wolverine and Muramasa, so wants to eat their souls. Just classic which is very simple [crosstalk 00:29:31]. Pete: Yeah, give me straightforward story that I can fucking follow, man. Alex: Totally. All you need to do is read every expert book and every Daredevil book, and you got it. Pete: But if you don't know that Wolverine, when he dies, goes to hell and have to be reborn every time. I like the fact that they were picking up on that and playing with it a little bit here and… yeah, it sounds insane, but with Hickman's, all the stuff that he's changed, it's nice to just have a simple and say [crosstalk 00:30:02]- Alex: Go back to basics. Yeah. Justin: Let me ask you, how many of the text pages did you read? Pete: None. Justin: Yeah. Pete: Not a fucking one. Justin: I actually liked a lot of the text pages, especially in the Marauders book, which feels like a good way for them to keep the more fantastical aspects of the Hickman, X-Men world in these books. These much more straightforward titles where we are just assembling the Circle of Swords characters back on Krakola. And yeah, it's like these are two shot in a one shot where fun stuff happens. Alex: I enjoyed these. I had fun. I still like this crossover. My only little qualms- Justin: Wow. Alex: … with the Wolverine one- Justin: Of course, I like something you fucking [crosstalk 00:30:55]. Alex: No. I mean, here's the thing. Is that, I don't like the Wolverine Goes to Hell thing at all. I do not like that as a part of Wolverine mythology. Justin: I don't like that he can be- Pete: I also don't like that Spider-Man made a deal with the fucking devil. [crosstalk 00:31:09]- Alex: Hold on. Wait, Justin, are you to call out the skeleton thing? Justin: Yes. I don't like that either. Alex: What is that? Justin: He can't just go back to skeleton and grow back. He's not Lobo, another Wolverine. Pete: You don't know, that's not true. Alex: Yeah. That bothers me as well. I think Benjamin Percy, a great writer, the art is great. Justin: I'm sorry about this [crosstalk 00:31:27]- Alex: I love having this new, a [oracco 00:31:32], opposite to Wolverine. This person, new has adamantium skin or armor or whatever is going on there. Justin: Let's just say it's a microfiber. Alex: It's a great Wolverine villa. It's just a really good setup there. But those little things are just like, “Oh, this is so annoying to be,” but I pushed past them. Anyway, the Storm story I thought was very good. It's such a very smart thing to have her be like, “Goddammit, I got to go back to Wakanda with my ex-husband and ask for a sword somehow.” Vita Ayala puts great history of Storm in there. The art is excellent to the change of [inaudible 00:32:07], styles are great. I thought this was a very, very good issue in particular. So overall I'm a big fan of this storyline so far. Pete: Yeah, me too. Yeah, and- Alex: Moving on… Oh, go ahead, Pete. Pete: It was really cool to find out about the sword and the way they gave us the story. And yeah, and it was also tough because we're in Wakanda, rest in peace, Chadwick, Bozeman. There was that still, the amazing tribute thing. And then he didn't show up till later was cool and well placed and just caught her red-handed in the worst possible moment. But the conversation they had was great, and then the ending of the book with the other two waiting there was really fantastic, really setting things up and again it's excited for this 10 Swords event. I'm very excited for this and I hope this event can propel the X-Men into a place that is, I don't know, a little cleaner and less insane. Alex: I 100% guarantee you they're going to celebrate winning the 10 of Swords challenge with a big old fuck party at both ends. Justin: Yes. And oracco fuck party is wow. Alex: That's fucked up. Justin: I just hope they're not bringing 10 knives to 10 different gunfights. Alex: Oh man. That'd be bad. Son of a Hedgehog Bad Guy is number one from ITW story by Ian Flynn and art by Jack Lawrence. This is well outside of my wheelhouse. Justin: What do you mean Alex? Alex: What I mean is Son of the Hedgehog is one of those characters, I was like, “What is he doing? He's running fast and spitting rings out of his body. This is dumb, and I hate this game. I'm not going to play.” Justin: You don't like… because were an Nintendo person? Alex: Yeah, I was a Nintendo guy. Justin: See, I was Nintendo too, and I feel the same way, because I was like, “He's just so fast.” Mario is not fast. He jumps, that's his whole thing. Pete: First off, I was a Nintendo guy as well, but Sonic was fun. It was crazy, but it was a fun game. You all are [crosstalk 00:34:18]- Justin: Alex and I are like Sonic, too fast, slow down. [crosstalk 00:34:22]. Why are you obsessed with rings? Be happy with the simple life, be happy with the simple life Sonic. [inaudible 00:34:29], all these golden rings, Pete: All that aside, I felt like this was a very clean, fun idea of like, “All right, let's set up some villains. Let's set things up in a way that makes sense and moves things forward.” And I thought it was cool to see this team come together. Alex: Yeah. Ian Flynn knows what he's doing with these licensed properties. And like you said, taking a bunch of bad guys, even if I don't know a lot about them, he writes them well, he delineates them. Jack Lawrence's art is cartoony in front of the right way. Pete: Perfectly, yeah. Alex: I'm just getting fun, all ages title. Even if I don't personally feel a connection with Son of the Hedgehog. Justin: Now, Pete, how do you like this hedgehog when he's basically the flash with spikes? Pete: No, he's nothing like that. There's no bullshit speed force or a fucking one of the treadmills- Alex: The screen force is like a bunch of rings that he spits out when he's hit. It's the same thing. Pete: No, it's not true. Alex: Same concept. Pete: No. Alex: Okay. Pete: Yeah. I have no problem with Sonic, unlike you guys. I think this is a fun book, really well drawn. It's cool. Alex: We don't have a problem with it. It's a problem with you, Pete. Justin: Yeah. Alex: We Only Find Them When They're Dead. Number two from Boom! Studios, written by Al Ewing and illustrated by Simone Di Meo. This is continuing the story of a bunch of salvagers who fly around the universe, carving meat off of gods. They want to find a live god, they only find dead gods. I got to say that carving meat thing is probably my favorite part of the book right now, just in terms of how weird and gross it is. How are you guys feeling about it, two issues in? Pete: Well, I'm definitely going to change my will. And I want people to carve meat out of me and eat it. Justin: Oh yeah. I can't wait for a filly Pete steak. Pete: It's going to be fun. Justin: Suck it up at Pete steak. Pete: Oh boy. Justin: Suck it up on Pete Steak. Pete: Yeah. The art is fantastic in this book, it's very interesting as we piece together what's going on and this world where they live off dead gods. Yeah, this is very interesting different fun, space book, cool characters, good relationships. It'll be interesting to see how this goes, but I'm on board. I think this is a fun book. Justin: Pete, when we do eventually eat you because you asked in your will, would you mind if I use regular cheese instead of cheez whiz? Pete: No. You got use whiz. Also, I'll have a specific condiment, like the old country suite, [inaudible 00:37:20], dipping sauce, you know what I mean? Justin: And that'll be made from your hair or something? Pete: No, from the country [crosstalk 00:37:28]- Alex: No, of course, you're going to be a French dip. You got the [foreign language 00:37:30] Pete: Oh, yeah. Justin: Yeah. Alex: Nothing like the good old you. Justin: This reminds me, I've been watching the show, Raised by Wolves. [crosstalk 00:37:41]- Pete: God, how many times are you going to talk about [crosstalk 00:37:44]? What the fuck? Alex: No, keep bringing it up, I want to talk about it every time. Let's do it. Justin: [crosstalk 00:37:46]. I haven't quite finished it yet. Very excited. Two episodes left. This reminded me of that in a good way, a nice- Pete: Save it for a weekend geek, you asshole. Justin: Okay. But anyway, this is very similar. Totally, I think. Alex: Yeah, this is good stuff. This is just a big, hard Sci-Fi and I'm very impressed with this new world here. It's sometimes difficult to get through exactly what's happening, but I'm always intrigued to find out what's next. Alex: Talking about another hard Sci-Fi book, Far Sector, number eight from DC comics written by new MacArthur, genius grant recipients, N.K. Jemisin, art and color by Jamal Campbell. Yeah, take that other DC comics writers. This is tying up the storyline, but opening up some new mysteries. We have Green Lantern on this planet. She is fighting some digital beings. Finally, shuts them down, but as mentioned, it opens up new histories here. Every issue is just very good. How do you guys feel about this one? Pete: Yeah. I mean the art is amaze balls. Every issue is very impressive. I love the aliens reference, little George Carlin quote. I mean this book continues to impress. The main character is fantastic. You root for the whole time. This is a fun mystery, who done it thing, that's slowly unraveling. I just constantly impressed with how different this is from Green Lantern books and how much more I like it than Green Lantern books. Justin: Yeah. I think, in this issue, it occurred to me just the sense of place and characters is so unique in this book. You really feel like this city is difficult for the characters to understand or the main character to understand. That's as much of a part of the mystery as anything else. And I think it's very rare for a comic book to give that off. Alex: Yeah. Particularly when you have a Green Lantern comic book where they're usually flitting from planet to planet or going to [OA 00:39:54], and they're going somewhere else and then back to OA and then over to earth, that we're sitting here and living in this place is I think very smart and very good. This is a don't miss book every month. Alex: Next up, this is what I know you were excited about Justin, Adventure Man, number four from Image Comics. Script by Matt Fraction, pencils by Terry Dodson, inks by Rachel Dodson. In this issue, we're having our new adventure man, is dealing with the fact that she is much larger than she was previously. Justin: And denser. Alex: And denser. Pete: Denser. Alex: And we find out a lot more about the history of what went on with the previous Adventure Man. How'd you feel about this one? Justin: I like this book a lot. Obviously, the art by the Dodsons is fantastic. And the way the story really takes its time, I said this on the main podcast as well, it really takes its time- Alex: You sure did. Justin: … and we get to really explore the powers and origin of the character that so many books have to blow pass in one issue. And with this series, we get to really be like, to her discovering her powers. It reminds me of the first couple of Spider-Man movies and really like languishing in the origin and enjoying it, which is something that I've missed in a lot of new comic books. Alex: Yeah. I mean, some people might just say, “Get to it already,” but I see what you say. Justin: I hear you on that. But with this, it feels like we get to see the characters really enjoying the world that they're in and enjoying this. This is moment of discovery of- Alex: Enjoying the journey. Justin: Yeah. And enjoying the beginning of the journey. As for this character, I think it's cool. Alex: I agree. Pete: The arts, fantastic. You've got some great action, some fun storytelling, great character development. This is a really pro comic that is just taking it's time and being confident in the art and the storytelling. Alex: Well, and it's also, I don't know if it's going to pan out this way, but it's a really good all ages comic book at the same time. This is something that you could read with kids and have no problem. It's a little complex, but it's fun stuff. It gets a little dark, but good book across the board. Next up, Backtrack, number seven from Oni Press written by Brian Joines, art by Jake Elphick. We had Brian Joines on the live show a couple of weeks back. [crosstalk 00:42:20]- Justin: Wait, did you did you say Backtrack or Backstack? Alex: Backtrack. Pete: Okay, [inaudible 00:42:25]. Justin: Backtstack. Alex: So this is a car race through time. And in this issue, they find their [inaudible 00:42:30], cells not back in time, but forward in time, in the future, dealing with some big stuff here. I really like this issue a lot. This is a big mythology issue, building out exactly what's been going out of the background while they were doing this race. And I enjoyed finally getting to that stuff, as well as this glimpse of this future timeline. How did you two feel about it? Pete: Yeah. I mean, this is just over the top fun, the art is unbelievable and it's nice to see even in the future, you can just cocky robots, you just shoot them down. You know what I mean? Don't let those robots talk shit to you. Just shoot them in the face until they fall down. It's good stuff. Justin: Wow. Bad attitude when it comes to [inaudible 00:43:18]. You're the kind of guy that would shoot up C-3PO in Empire Strikes Back. Pete: No, come on. Oh, well 3CPO, yeah. [crosstalk 00:43:26]. Alex: As will Smith said in the classic movie, I, Robot, “Oh, hell no.” Justin: Yeah. That's what we were all thinking. Thanks for saying it, Alex. Alex: Anytime. Justin: When we had Brian on the show, we talked a lot about how the racing, the balance between the racing and the other side of the story is really well handled. And even in this issue, where there's so much about the mythology and just developing the world around these characters, we still have a lot of time for the energy of the race. And I think that the momentum behind the book is really part of that and I appreciate that. Alex: Yeah, they do- Justin: The colors in this book are also really exciting. Alex: Yeah, they do a great job of bouncing my story and action and it keep things grounded, even though it's such a chronic crazy over the top idea. Justin: It makes me, just when I'm driving my kids to school in the morning, I just feel the same way. I'm just going crazy. Pulling to a stop at a red light and slowly, getting in traffic and then stopping again. Alex: Oh, man. That's really cool. You should try going through time. Next up, let's talk about one of my favorite Marvel books that is rapidly going to the top of my stack, Black Widow, number two from Marvel, read by Kelly Thompson, art by Elena Casagrande. We've got a little hint of what's been going on with Black Widow in the last issue as something happened to her. And now she's being manipulated by Arcade. This issue Hawkeye, and with the soldier tracking her down. They find out she's living a happy family life, but of course, Black Widow still got a Black Widow with some hero stuff. This is great. This is such a great twist on Black Widow. This is such a different story for her, and I'm very excited to see where this goes. Justin: Yeah, I agree. Our expectations that we talked about at the first issue where it's like, “Oh, it's not the Black Widow book. Oh, she's dealing with her past, she's being taken advantage of. She's going to kill people to get back on top,” and to find that new spin on it like this. And I love the perspective shift, switching to Hawkeye and Bucky, Winter Soldier, just like trying to figure this out. And I do hope they get to the Winter Soldier Black Widow over relationship that was such a great relationship back in the Edward Baker run, and was just untimely dispatched with at the end of that run. And I would love to see that become a thing again, despite the fact that she has no memory at all. Pete: What do you guys think? This is the kind of the question. Do they interfere here or do they literally let her live this happy life that she seemed so pleasant and content with? Alex: Well, since she's being manipulated by Arcade and the Kabbalah villains, I would say they probably should get her out, but they don't know that part yet. Pete: They don't. I just wanted to go on record here and say if you guys see me living a brainwashed life, please don't hesitate to pull me out of that. Alex: Oh, I thought you're going to say let you stay in it. Pete: No. Justin: Do you think some of the younger henchmen that deal with Arcade are like, “What are you named after, dude?” Pete: Yeah, definitely. Justin: What is it? Core quarters? You put quarters in the machine? Alex: Apple Arcade. Come on, that's a thing. Everybody loves Apple Arcade. We are all subscribers. Justin: That's 100% true. Alex: Yeah. What's your favorite game on Apple Arcade? Real quick. Don't even look it up. Just mention one. Justin: Sorry. I'm just running through my favorite quippy shows. Let me just list those. Alex: Exorsisters, number 10 from Image Comics written by Ian Boothby and art by Gisèle Lagacé. This is the culmination of illustration [crosstalk 00:47:18], of the firsthand issues. We talked about this series on and off. This is about two sisters, as you probably figured out from the title. One of them is real, one of them is not. And they're battling forces of heaven and hell. Great climax in this issue. I thought just like a big, fun battle that didn't lose the sense of humor that it has throughout. I enjoyed this title quite a bit. How do you guys feel? Justin: Yeah, I feel the same way. The art has the classic Betty and Veronica, Archie vibe to it, well dealing with these big demonic characters, heaven and hell coming together around these sisters, these not technically sisters, sisters. It's very fun. Alex: Yeah, it's fun. Even in the middle of the fight, she's like, “Do you want to tag in?” It's just, they're having a good time, even though there's big stakes and things happening and I really liked the sister's relationship. Yeah, I think this is really a fun book that makes an interesting turn at the end. But yeah, this is well done, well drawn. You can run those ones when you look at the cover, you're like, “Oh, I get what this is.” And then you're pleasantly rewarded for that. Alex: Next up, Deceased, Dead Planet, number four from TC Comics written by Tom Taylor, art by Trevor Harrison. If you haven't been following along, we've been loving this title. This takes place in a world ravaged by the anti-life equation. They have found out that cyborg holds maybe the cure to the virus that it has going around. So this issue they're tracking down, Metron trying to get information from him to put it all together. Another great issue of this title. What'd you guys think about it? Pete: I mean, this comic is insane. This is so much fun. It's nonstop action and fun moments between heroes, great kiss. Some bad-ass reveal at the end, last page. Tom Taylor is killing this book. Justin: Yeah, I really liked the way the Superman and Batman are done in this storyline. It's one of the rare Elle swirled these storylines where I really think the heroes stand on their own. I could see these characters continuing on outside of this comic or just really living in this deceased world for a long time. Alex: That's great. I agree. Next up, Inkblot, number two from Image Comics written by Emma Kubert and art by Rusty Gladdest. Pete, you're a big fan of this one. Pete: Yeah. Alex: It's a fantasy book with a tiny little black cat. This issue takes a very different bed. Introduces subdue characters, keeps the same cat. How do you feel about this? Pete: This is fun book. I don't know what it is about this adorable cat, but- Alex: Is some of the cat is very… I can't stop looking at it. Pete: I don't know if it's the eyes or the cuteness or just the way it's drawn. Alex: It's probably the eyes, because the eyes are the only distinguishing features. Pete: But I really love it. I know it's ridiculous, but just seeing this guy who just says ‘Meow,” is just great and saves the day. Guys, just because dragons are big and scary doesn't mean they have big and scary problems. Sometimes you just have a small problem kike your old rat stuck in the nose. Alex: You worshiped the cat? The weight of the cat. Pete: Let's weigh the cat guys. Alex: You're a cat guy though, Pete. That's the thing. That's a secret that nobody knows. Pete: Well, I was a dog person my whole life, but now I have a cat. And so it's just me and Inkblot living the dream. Alex: I like this issue. I just want to know what's going on with this book, because as far as I can tell the second issue wasn't really connected to the first issue, [crosstalk 00:51:24]- Pete: Yeah, one and done type of scenarios. Alex: Yeah. But the first issue ended in a cliff hanger where they were going to continue the story. So I'd love to get back to that. No, that'd be cool. I think the art is very good. I like the world. There's a glorious picture of a bunch of [ellis 00:51:42], standing in front of this, I don't know if it's a portal or what it is in these tree branches that is gorgeous. So I want to know more about this world, but I feel like we're two issues in, and it's not quite giving me enough information at this point. Justin: Yeah. Alex: Well, I don't know what more you need. You got adorable cat who's solving crimes and helping people out. I mean, what the fuck else you want, man? Justin: [crosstalk 00:52:08]. Getting that rat. Pete: Got to get that rat. Justin: Got to get that rat. That's what I said to my coffee mug in the morning, I drink my cup of coffee and I'm like, “Ah, time to get that rat.” Champions, number one written by Eve L. Ewing, art by Simone Di Meo. This is picking up on the champions outlawed storyline that I think began 35 years ago. I'm not 100% sure, but the champions have been… they're not allowed to be superheroes anymore. Kids aren't allowed to be super heroes and being a little mean, but this is obviously a victim of the pandemic where things have gotten very, very delayed. Justin: Finally, we are picking up on this though. What do you think about this take on Marvel's Young Heroes? Pete: I mean, it just sucks that they're no longer allowed to be heroes and they're trying to be… there's sting operations to get them. I mean, it's heartbreaking stuff, you know what I mean? They earn their stripes, they should be a part of the team. Justin: Exactly. If I were in living in this world, I would want to [crosstalk 00:53:14]- Pete: You are living in this world. Justin: … 11, 12 year olds running around, shooting stuff through lasers. Alex: Yeah, being in charge of things, making big time decisions. I love it. Justin: Once the team comes together and this book starts moving, I like this a lot. I'm the Van [Astervicks 00:53:32], formerly Marvel boy, former new warrior. The fact that he's the bad guy here, now he's called Justice. I don't know if he's just this way now. That was interesting. And I guess, I'm not super familiar with the dynamics of this team. I like the way the reveal at the end, and I'm curious how, if this book does have that same vibe of the new warriors that I liked back in the '90s. Alex: Yeah. It's not quite there yet. It feels like the middle of whatever happened previously, whatever's coming next, but once it comes together, I am interested to read it as well. Alex: Last but not least, Decorum, number five written by Jonathan Hickman and art by Mike Huddleston. This might be my favorite issue of Decorum, so far personally. Justin: 100%. I like how we always save this book for last. Alex: All right, so at this book, who knows what really is going on? But in this issue, we are following our former courier character was now training at a school for assassins. And we follow her as she trains at that school over the course of many, many years. Man, this issue was great. Just a ton of fun, perfectly relayed out by Mike Huddleston phenomenal. Like I do, it's taken us a while to get here, but just a joy to read from beginning to end. Justin: Yeah. I agree. I think Hickman, especially on his non big to work really pops when there's a very clear format to the story so that he can live in that format and tell the wildest stories he can think of. I like to imagine that right after Krakola finishes, making love to a neighboring Island, Krakola falls asleep and dreams the comic book, Decorum. Alex: Wow. Justin: Hmm, wow. Alex: There's some- Justin: Delilah will be here all night, listening to your heartbreaking story. Pete: There's some amazing art, some amazing coloring and shading in this book. Really beautiful stuff, but it's also repetitive and it's also like you're getting these symbols, the graphics, the [crosstalk 00:55:56]- Justin: There's some amazing shading. There's some amazing shading right there for people to pick. Pete: I get it, man. You like symbols now, and now every book has to have these little pages, in between pages that don't have much, but have a little bit whatever- Justin: Dude, dude, dude, it is not now. He's been doing that same shit for years. Alex: Yes. Pete: Okay, cool. I guess I'm just catching on to it, but I don't know. I guess if you like it and it's in every book, you get used to it or grow to expect it. But I think the art is glorious, especially with… even though it's repetitive of the same shit, the kind of goriness of it is fantastic. And then you get the, okay, she finally steps up and what that means and the aftermath. So interesting, cool storytelling, but really took its time and art's great. Alex: Alright, there you go. 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Mit einem Knall melden sich Mattes, Andreas und Emu in voller Besetzung bei POW! - Ein ComicPodcast zurück und erörtern neben der Beschaffenheit von Delfin-Dildos auch eine lange Liste von Comics durch. Das lange überfällige, gemeinsame wieder Beisammensein wurde daher mit Titeln wie "X-Men", "The Old Guard", "Tradd Moore", "Prinz Gigahertz", "Qualityland", "Wonder Womand: Dead Earth" und noch so viel mehr gefeiert. 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:12 Begrüßung 00:01:20 "Petit – Riesen wie Götter" (Reprodukt) 00:06:57 Rückblick auf Tradd Moore 00:09:34 Publikum für Indie-Comics in Deutschland 00:12:59 Corona-Krise und die Auswirkungen 00:23:37 Neue "X-Men" Heftserie (Panini Comics) 00:27:33 Zweite Staffel "Umbrella Academy" 00:28:17 Eine "The Old Guard" Verfilmung kommt 00:31:40 "Snowpiercer" als Serie 00:33:56 "Sweet Tooth"-Serie für Netflix, sowieso Reprint und Fortsetzung angekündigt 00:37:46 "Essex County" von Jeff Lemire (Edition 52) 00:41:05 Comics-Sammeln: Fluch und Segen 00:47:43 "Batman" Noir Comics (Panini Comics) 00:51:46 "Seven to Eternity" (Cross Cult) 01:03:20 "Prinz Gigahertz" (Zwerchfell) 01:08:59 "Qualityland" (Verlag Voland & Quist) 01:18:34 "Die Schöne und die Biester" (Splitter Verlag) 01:26:35 "Wonder Womand: Dead Earth" (Panini Comics) 01:36:53 "Invincible 2" (Cross Cult) 01:52:22 Verabschiedung 01:53:33 Outro
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Primer programa del año y quizás… el último? Nos asola una pandemia, pero como somos unos descerebrados, preferimos hablar de cómics y para hacer más llevadero nuestro encierro, porque #YoMeQuedoEnCasaLeyendo, os vamos a comentar las actuales “moderneces” de Marvel, unas recomendaciones monetiles y daremos algo de caña a la actualidad, a los crowdfunding que no nos gustan y otras cosillas relacionadas con el fandom comiquero. Y además, los resultados de los variados sorteos que anunciamos en el programa anterior. [00:04:21] Comenzamos a dar un repaso a las colecciones de Marvel más recientes y que creemos han revitalizado a la editorial. Ya sean colecciones nuevas, miniseries o nuevas etapas de franquicias viejunas y que han supuesto un soplo de aire fresco para Marvel. Dotando a ésta de una calidad y energía que echábamos de menos. Hablaremos del Daredevil de Zdarsky, el ya “clásico” Inmortal Hulk de Ewing, que sigue siendo un obligado para todos, Aaron y Ribic con su Rey Thor demostrando que hoy por hoy se puede fidelizar a los lectores, el pepinaco que es Estela plateada: Negro de Donny Cates y Tradd Moore, El Spidey de J.J. Abrams e hijo y sin duda de la revolución mutante que nos ha traído Hickman con su HOCUS, POCUS, digo HOX, POX, como dicen los entendidos del mundillo. [01:11:00] Momento para la solemne celebración de los diversos sorteos anunciados el programa anterior. Escuchad el programa o ved el video en nuestro canal (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMH-CkpSyNQ) y descubriréis si sois alguno de los afortunados. Si el ganador no reclama su premio antes de que grabemos el siguiente programa, lo resortearemos. Contactadnos por cualquiera de los medios disponibles y cuyos enlaces tenéis más al final. Por cierto, os recomiendo suscribiros a nuestro canal, que estamos subiendo reseñas para aliviar el encierro. [01:16:00] Recomendaciones monetiles. Debido a la cuarentena, ahora nos toca pasar más tiempo en casa, así que a bajar la pila de lectura. Que todos sabemos tiene un tamaño por encima de nuestras posibilidades. Y, por si fuera poco os ansiaremos con las recomendaciones de cada #monete. Además, hablaremos de los hitos comiqueros más comentados en las últimas semanas: Saldos de Medusa, Crowdfunding de la Legión de Superhéroes de ECC. Esperamos vuestros comentarios y opiniones, podéis encontrarnos en : Twitter: http://twitter.com/AnsiaVivaComics Página FB: https://www.facebook.com/AnsiaVivaComicsGroup Grupo FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/152025455181805/ Blog: https://ansiavivacomics100290953.wordpress.com/ Correo electrónico: ansiaviva00@gmail.com
The pod goes cosmic this week as the boys hop on their boards and finally dip into some Silver Surfer! Tune in as Josh and Travis discuss Silver Surfer:Black by Donny Cates; art by Tradd Moore.
Cette semaine, un retour potentiel pour Rick Moranis, le duo Scott Snyder et Greg Capullo revienne à la charge avec une nouvelle série de Comics, Laurent vous propose quelques suggestions de lecture, Simon résume ses derniers « Thrillers » érotiques et Sam Raimi est convoité pour rejoindre l'écurie de Marvel Studios. En dernière partie d'émission, Silver Surfer Black de Donny Cates et Tradd Moore. Diffusion originale : 10 février 2020 Site web : MysterieuxEtonnants.com © Les Mystérieux Étonnants. Tous droits réservés.
A Letter to Jo by Kelly Williams and Joseph Sieracki from Top Shelf, Batman Beyond, Dr. Mesmer's Revenge by Donne Avenell and Carlos Cruz Gonzalez from Rebellion, La Mano Del Destino by J. Gonzo from Castle & Key, Silver Surfer: Black by Donny Cates, Tradd Moore, and Dave Stewart, Superman #19, Power Rangers/TMNT #2, Guardians of the Galaxy #1, It Came Out on a Wednesday #9 and Frankongor from Alterna Comics, Basket Full of Heads, Plate Tectonics: An Illustrated Memoir by Margaux Motin from BOOM!, plus a whole mess more!
This week we cover: - Silver Surfer Black (4:14) - Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (27:48)Paul and Eric are here to discuss Silver Surfer Black, by Donny Cates, Tradd Moore, and Dave Stewart. After that we get to compare it to the movie, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. In this episode we discuss the details of Cates' epic Marvel saga, and also the horror's of Reed Richard's dancing in the movie.Every week our show reads and reviews comic book arcs and then reviews a comic book shows or comic book movie based on that same character. At the end we will rank them all! We cover DC Comics, Marvel comics, and everything in between. Our comic book podcast will have a rotating topic. Follow us on Twitter Support us on Patreon or send us mail at agentsofcomicbook@gmail.comcomFind out more at http://agentsofcomicbook.com
Time Codes: 00:00:50 - Introduction 00:03:32 - It's our 6th birthday! 00:09:03 - The Seeds#1 00:36:02 - Euthanauts#1 00:54:51 - The New World#1 01:09:38 - Unnatural#1 01:24:00 - Bone Parish#1 01:40:02 - Wrap up 01:41:15 - Contact us This is a special episode of The Comics Alternative, as it's the guys' sixth anniversary! The podcast began on August 1, 2012, and Paul and Derek discuss some of the things they've done over the past six years, the number of episodes they've published, the amount of interviews they've conducted, etc. It's a celebratory time, and the Two Guys hope that listeners will join in on the celebration and chime in with some of their favorite moments from The Comics Alternative's past. After a brief discussion of the podcast's anniversary, Paul and Derek then leap into the episode's core, a discussion of five recent #1 titles. They begin with Ann Nocenti and David Aja's The Seeds, the latest in Dark Horse Comics' Berger Books imprint. The guys are fascinated by this first issue, not only with Nocenti's multi-layered storytelling, but also with Aja's signature art and design. They then look at the first issue of Tini Howard and Nick Robles's Euthanauts, part of IDW Publishing's Black Crown imprint. While they're intrigued by the series' premise, they're not entirely sure if this is a successful #1 issue. There are confusing moments and, arguably, too many unanswered questions that dampen any desire to read on before the trade. After that, Paul and Derek discuss two recent #1 titles from Image Comics. First, they look at Aleš Kot and Tradd Moore's The New World, an intriguing futuristic narrative that juggles contemporary socio-political concerns along with a Romeo and Juliet-inspired storyline. They also review the first issue of Mirka Andolfo's Unnatural, an erotic -- but tasteful -- anthropomorphic tale that was originally published in Italian and now is available as a limited series. Finally, the guys wrap up with the first issue of Cullen Bunn and Jonas Scharf's Bone Parish (BOOM! Studios). This appears to be a horror title -- after all, that's primarily what Bunn is known for -- but as Paul and Derek point out, this first issue reads more as a crime mystery than it does horror. It's an interesting premise, one that the guys are curious to see unfold. So enjoy this week's episode, and celebrate The Comics Alternative's sixth anniversary!
Stephen, Jody, Riley and guest panelist Brian Ewing dish over the leftovers from Friday's Comics at the Table, including Alex Ross' Masks and the phenomenon that is My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, get you psyched for Wednesday's Avengers #1 by Jonathan Hickman and Jerome Opena with an advance review, and give you a half-dozen high ticket ideas for your Acme Holiday Wish Lists! Show Notes: Jody wanted to correct that the company that originally published the Black Terror and the Green Lama was Nedor! Alex Ross' Spider-man movie concept art, for comparison with Sara Pichelli's Ultimate Spider-man designs and Ross' Spider sketches. A screenshot of Jonathan Hickman's computer desktop with Avengers #1 art open, including the final team graphic that the guys couldn't stop gushing about. Tradd Moore's Legends of the Dark Knight story, "Carved", from digital-first issue #22! Comics at the Table LEFTOVERS! - Masks #1 and My Little Pony: Friendship is Forever #1!
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