Podcasts about vertigo crime

'Maybe I have a soft spot for lost causes.' Tony is joined by returning co-host Al Henderson and the pair discuss 'Filthy Rich' from the Vertigo Crime line.  They also do a deep dive into the comics careers of Brian Azzarello and Victor Santos. Get a pen ready for some great recommendations. You can find Al on Twitter here and his comics for sale here. A Kickstarter for his new volume of Penguin centric humour will be launching soon so keep an eye open!  You can also find all your the comics reviews and podcasts you need at the new Never Iron Anything website. Many thanks for listening.

Darth Vader #1 by Greg Pak, Raffaele Ienco, and Neeraj Menon, Harley Quinn and the Birds of Prey Book One by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Paul Mounts from DC/Black Label, British Ice from Top Shelf, Killer Groove from Aftershock, Spirits of Ghost Rider: Mother of Demons and Roland Boschi, Vertigo Crime, Erik Larsen, plus a whole mess more!

Så er sommeren slut for Tegnseriesnak. Lasse gør status på årets sommerferielæsning som ikke kun har været positivt. Dog er han meget tilfreds med endelig at have læst Kurt Busieks Astro City – kun 102 issues phew. Vi snakker om Árnis lange arbejde med at få Mike Mignola til at komme til Danmark. Vi runder den nylige aftale mellem Mark Millars Millarworld og Netflix og så tager vi en kort snak om årets Eisner award. Arni har læst et par ”børne” tegneserier og har roser til Hilo af Judd Winick og The Nameless City af Faith Erin Hicks og i den anden grøft har han læst krimien 99 Days af Matteo Casali fra Vertigo Crime serien.

Los autores son Chris Samnee y Christos N. Gage y duante sus paginas podremos vernos inmersos en una investigación llena de acción, horror, carnicería, surrealismo y misterios. Esta era la quinta novela grafica que Vertigo sacaría para su línea Vertigo Crime, una línea editorial impresa en blanco y negro y que contaria con grandes autores como Azzarello entre otros y que fue publicado en 2010. Area 10 nos permitia disfrutar de nuevo del clásico cine o novela negra que tanto conocemos y que hemos disfrutado con una mezcla esotérica junto con un caso en el que veremos como los personajes, en algun momento de la novela, van a caer en las manos del asesino que hay tras el misterio sin probabilidades de escape. La sinopsis de la novela no te va a destapar ninguna sorpresa asi que os puedo dar una pincelada de la historia.

The Marvel MAX iteration of Frank Castle may have met his maker earlier this year, but a guy like that is bound to leave behind a lockbox or two, right? This week faithful readers inherit a lost case file from our dearly departed Punisher. Untold Tales of Punisher MAX #3 is a one-and-done story from crime writer Megan Abbott and artist Matteo Baffagni. Paul talks to the author about making the jump to comics and coaxing Frank Castle's long shadow to the tranquil suburbs. What film noir masterworks inspired Abbott's vision, and what other seedy comic locales would she like to visit in the future? All this, plus Abbott's woefully unpublished debut for the defunct Vertigo Crime line and the prospect of Punisher vs….high school cheerleaders? And don't miss Megan Abbott's new prose novel Dare Me, in stores now. Music: “Is That Clear” Nick Waterhouse

The final installment in Max Allan Collins' crime saga closes out an imprint that never lived up to its potential.

I don't think this imprint is long for the world, but there's been some decent stuff published so far.

Hoo, boy... The 11 O'Clock Comic train started off down the right track -- we chugged through topics like Top Shelf, the Apple iPad and our hopes and fears for the device and its impact on the comic book industry, more on Jon O's Mera and the emotional quotient to mark making, Fantastic Four #575, Remender's Punisher, The Chill and Area 10 from Vertigo Crime, Phil Hester's The Darkness from Top Cow, more Fables and Jack of Fables, Captain America, Fall of the Hulks (Alpha, Gamma, Incredible, Hulk, and Red, with a little Hulk: Winter Guard and What If? World War Hulk thrown in for good measure) -- but it all quickly runs off the rails as we begin our goodbyes when someone mentions the Deadpool variant for Siege #3, resulting in an additional twenty-some minutes of flat-out drunken CHAOS!

Around Comics' Brion Salazar joins us to celebrate our 50th train wreck! Topics include: Captain America Comics, Popgun Volume 1 from Image, Rick Veitch, The Outer Space Men, Big Man Japan from Magnolia Pictures, I Love You, Beth Cooper, Pixar comics from Boom!, FANZINE FLASHBACK, Agents of Atlas and Gabriel Hardman, X-Infernus, Vertigo Crime, Cable and Deadpool, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Flash: Rebirth, Gil Kane, Bendis and the Avengers, and much more!