Podcasts about wildstorm comics

This episode I bring on a designer, illustrator and teacher with more than 30 years of creative work under his belt. Starting out with the likes of Wildstorm Comics, and Image Comics in their early years, to working on promotional and comic work for Masters of the Universe and other licensed characters, creating his on music and album, and even now being in partnership with Adobe and sharing his techniques, he's attributed his success to being persistent, always evolving and paying respects to the people that's supported him over his creative career. If you're in the creative field and looking for some great insight to help you out, this is the episode. You can connect with on IG and FB @tonywashingtonart and check his website out at www.tonywashingtonart.com Also use promo code CB20 if you're interested in some of the beautiful prints and merchandise he has on his website. Brewing some inspiration for your week! SHARE, SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT Available on Spotify, Soundcloud, and Apple Podcasts Radio show on Heliumradio.com Video on Youtube @quantallangford Art Scholarship announcement We've recently announced winners of the first annual scholarship, they'll be getting their checks and merch very soon for college. If you want to donate to the scholarship, to help award more students you can donate with our partner Studio Ace Arts on venmo @studioacearts HELP SUPPORT THIS EPISODE AND FUTURE SHOWS www.buymeacoffee.com/TheCreativeBrew Members get access to the audio episode before it releases that following day. SPONSORS ALL SKILL NO LUCK If you're a creator, athlete or entrepreneur, luck can only get you so far. Having the right skill sets are critical in your success. All Skill No Luck makes hand crafted, custom designed, flannel wear. Made in the US, and based here in Oceanside, they pride themselves on quality, creativity and attitude-the perfect brand for the Creative Brew. Use Promo Code- "creativebrew10" And 10% off and free shipping within the US. Check them out at www.allskillnoluck.com TN Grappling Apparel Lifestyle wear for the modern wrestler/grappler. Use promo code CB10 on your next purchase at tennesseegrapplingapparel.com Elevate Coffee Trading If you appreciate specialty coffee, enjoy outdoor adventure, and love helping elevate the lives of children around the world, then you are going to LOVE Elevate Coffee Trading! Their mission is to EXTRACT HOPE through LOVE, COFFEE, & ADVENTURES!. Free shipping in the US and every bag of coffee helps sponsor health and education for children in coffee producing countries and areas of need in the USA. Use promocode elevate21 on your next order and on Follow their journey on social media @elevatecoffeetrading, and visit online at elevatecoffeetrading.com to start Extracting Hope together!" Next Leavell Inspiration Seeking to ignite greatness within you. From merch to inspirational journals for daily growth. Mention “TCB10” at checkout for a discount on your next purchase at https://next-leavell-inspiration.square.site/s/shop Music to this episode is brought to you by Marlon D check out his new album and performances on IG @mdlens Branding Work I Podcast Interviews I Speaking Engagements I www.langfordesign.com Contact me @ info@langfordesign.com IG: @thecreativebrewtv FB/thecreativebrewtv

"Power doesn't shatter on impact with journalism," - Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist Spencer Ackerman. Ackerman returns to talk about the thrilling conclusion of his DC comics debut, Waller Vs. Wildstorm, the role of journalism in social movements, blogging antiwar protests, why Tim Drake is the best Robin, and share some of his favorite Wildstorm comics.  For a spoiler-free introduction to the Waller Vs. Wildstorm miniseries, listen to our conversation back in March https://bit.ly/WallerVs.  Waller Vs. Wildstorm is Spencer's DC Comics Black Label mini series with co-writer Evan Narcisse, artist Jesús Merino, and color artist Michael Atiyeh. It's jawdroppingly good, even if you don't know Wildstorm. It's full of politics, espionage and Deathstroke on a jetski. This is an extremely Graphic Policy Radio series... Keep up with Spencers Journalism at https://foreverwars.ghost.io/  Spencer Ackerman is a Pulitzer Prize and National Magazine Award winning national security reporter and a new columnist for The Nation. His book, REIGN OF TERROR: HOW THE 9/11 ERA DESTABILIZED AMERICA AND PRODUCED TRUMP, won an American Book Award and was rated a 2021 book of the year by the Washington Post, the New York Times and the PBS NewsHour.

This week the gang have their comic treats ready and are joined by David Cranna (Glass City) to talk about horror icons and monsters from the silver screen as they make their way to comics! From blood spilling slashers, dream walking killers, comedic femme fatales and big publisher vampire killers, the screen (and page) turns red as the gang turn the air blue! Plus there's also plenty of comic chatter, comic shop discussion, indie recommendations and treats to go along with the spooktacular tricks this spooky season! This year horror theme is the Main Titles of Trick 'r' Treat by Douglas Pipes. A brilliant movie you should watch now! Great stuff to check out this week -  David Cranna, Glass City, Back Issue Bonanza, Friday the 13th, Wildstorm Comics, Nightmare on Elm Street, Elvira, Dynamite Comics, The Brew Gooders, Dunfermline Comic and Zine Fair, Matt Bunce, Fargo: Hell on Wheels, Grave Circumstances,, Webtoons, Global Comics, Edison Neo, Grim Scary Tales, To Be Honest Comics, Slaughterhouse Farm, Hellbound Media, Bronze Star, Universal Monsters: Dracula, Drive Like Hell, Dark Horse Comics, Prawn The Jumbo Shrimp, Matt Strott, The Bogeyman: The Complete Case Files

This episode I bring on a designer, illustrator and teacher with more than 30 years of creative work under his belt. Starting out with the likes of Wildstorm Comics, and Image Comics in their early years, to working on promotional and comic work for Masters of the Universe and other licensed characters, creating his on music and album, and even now being in partnership with Adobe and sharing his techniques, he's attributed his success to being persistent, always evolving and paying respects to the people that's supported him over his creative career. If you're in the creative field and looking for some great insight to help you out, this is the episode. You can connect with on IG and FB @tonywashingtonart and check his website out at www.tonywashingtonart.com Also use promo code CB20 if you're interested in some of the beautiful prints and merchandise he has on his website. Brewing some inspiration for your week! SHARE, SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT Available on Spotify, Soundcloud, and Apple Podcasts Radio show on Heliumradio.com Video on Youtube @quantallangford Art Scholarship announcement We've recently announced winners of the first annual scholarship, they'll be getting their checks and merch very soon for college. If you want to donate to the scholarship, to help award more students you can donate with our partner Studio Ace Arts on venmo @studioacearts HELP SUPPORT THIS EPISODE AND FUTURE SHOWS www.buymeacoffee.com/TheCreativeBrew Members get access to the audio episode before it releases that following day. SPONSORS ALL SKILL NO LUCK If you're a creator, athlete or entrepreneur, luck can only get you so far. Having the right skill sets are critical in your success. All Skill No Luck makes hand crafted, custom designed, flannel wear. Made in the US, and based here in Oceanside, they pride themselves on quality, creativity and attitude-the perfect brand for the Creative Brew. Use Promo Code- "creativebrew10" And 10% off and free shipping within the US. Check them out at www.allskillnoluck.com TN Grappling Apparel Lifestyle wear for the modern wrestler/grappler. Use promo code CB10 on your next purchase at tennesseegrapplingapparel.com Elevate Coffee Trading If you appreciate specialty coffee, enjoy outdoor adventure, and love helping elevate the lives of children around the world, then you are going to LOVE Elevate Coffee Trading! Their mission is to EXTRACT HOPE through LOVE, COFFEE, & ADVENTURES!. Free shipping in the US and every bag of coffee helps sponsor health and education for children in coffee producing countries and areas of need in the USA. Use promocode elevate21 on your next order and on Follow their journey on social media @elevatecoffeetrading, and visit online at elevatecoffeetrading.com to start Extracting Hope together!" Next Leavell Inspiration Seeking to ignite greatness within you. From merch to inspirational journals for daily growth. Mention “TCB10” at checkout for a discount on your next purchase at https://next-leavell-inspiration.square.site/s/shop Music to this episode is brought to you by Marlon D check out his new album and performances on IG @mdlens Branding Work I Podcast Interviews I Speaking Engagements I www.langfordesign.com Contact me @ info@langfordesign.com IG: @thecreativebrewtv FB/thecreativebrewtv

"How the carceral state seeks to manipulate and dispose of its rogues, its dregs, its captives and put them to deniable use by intelligence agencies... It would be malpractice of me, for what I cover, if I wasn't interested in that!" - Spencer Ackerman, co-writer of Waller vs Wildstorm for DC Comics and award winning national security journalist. Spencer Ackerman discusses his debut comic, a Year One look at the career of future Suicide Squad boss Amanda Waller. His miniseries, with co-writer Evan Narcisse, artist Jesús Merino and color artist Michael Atiyeh weaves together Wildstorm & DC Comics espionage lore through the lens of Cold War geopolitics--as only they can. First 43 minutes of this episode are spoiler free.  Be sure to subscribe to Spencer Ackerman's newsletter https://foreverwars.ghost.io/ where he shares thoughts about this series as well as reporting and essays that "chronicle, investigate and interrogate the continuities, departures and permutations of the War on Terror." That gorgeous cover in the preview is by Jorge Fornes.

In this episode, we look at the source material for one of the upcoming DC movies recently announced by James Gunn: The Authority Vol. 1: Relentless, collecting The Authority #1-8 by Warren Ellis, Bryan Hitch and Paul Neary, published by Wildstorm Comics! When the U.N. superhero team Stormwatch is slaughtered by xenomorphs from the Aliens film franchise (...wait, what?), The Authority steps out of the shadows, determined to save the world by any means necessary -- and to change it, as well. Can this team of attitude-heavy heroes defeat an army of flying super-terrorists and thwart an invasion from an alternate Earth? And can they muscle their way into that superpowered sphere of influence known as ... The Comics Canon? In This Episode ·         We need to talk about Kaizen ·         That Regis: He's just so darn bad! ·         More nerdy speculation on upcoming DC movies ·         Tyler Cross: Black Rock ·         Peanuts from Dec. 10, 1973 ·         Grimjack: The Manx Cat Join us in two weeks as we engage in some pre-April first tomfoolery with a look at Ambush Bug! Until then: Impress your friends with our Comics Canon merchandise! Rate us on Apple Podcasts! Send us an email! Hit us up on Twitter or Facebook! And as always, thanks for listening!

BGCP Interviews John Layman (CHEW, Chu, Detective Comics, Batman, Outer Darkness) We were very fortunate to interview Writer/Editor and the man of many talents, John Layman, we discussed his start as an Editor for Wildstorm Comics then how he found himself in DC before eventually trying his hand at writing in 2001 to much success, this led him working for every major Comic Publisher in America. They also discuss CHEW and how the animated series was cancelled but may still grace our screens one day. BGCP: Disassembled wants to hear from all the listeners, if you have any comments or any talking points then please let us know, you can listen and rate us on the following platforms. Check out John on Twitter at @themightylayman Buy his books on Amazon Here Buy his books on Comixology Here Check out our past podcast episodes below. Spotify YouTube Google Podcast Apple Podcasts

Today I'm Joined by creative renaissance man and all around good dude, Geoff Haney. We dive into details of the first Ex Machina trade paperback and discuss favorite moments and characters, personal politics, ethics behind controversially content, and a ton of other wild stuff. Geoff's Instagram: gyhaneybommRemember to check out part 1 of the Ex Machina episodes for more comic coverage!

In this episode we enter a comic book version of America and follow the life of newly elected New York mayor Mitchell Hundred as he tries to keep control of the bustling metropolis. The comic jumps through temporal points as the Mayor works his way through getting super powers, takes up the mantel of probably misguided vigilante, meets the various characters the populate his present day, and makes the decision to leave the superhero costume behind for the slick suit of a big city politician. Ex Machina is a prime example of how stereotypes of comic books being simple minded picture books for kids is complete and utter bullshit.

If you have ever picked up recent copy of Detective Comics, followed Green Lantern or DC's Futures End, then you have cast your eyes upon the stunning inks of Mark Irwin.  A graduate of The Kubert School, Mark has worked as Art Director for Heavy Metal Magazine, Customer Services Manager for Wildstorm Comics, and Art Director for Upper Deck.  Currently Mark is a freelance inker and Senior Editor for Insight Comics.  Mark shares his recollections about growing up reading underground comix and coverless comics he received as gifts. He recalls his years at The Kubert School, how he landed his first paying job while still in school, and ending up as Heavy Metal Magazine's Art Director upon graduating.    Throughout his career, Mark has picked up a great deal of experience and knowledge about being an editor and art director.  Now Executive Editor of Insight Comics, Mark talks about some of the most successful titles they have published and what is planned for 2020.  Mark is also a huge fan of the rock band Rush. He explains their connection to one of Insight Comics graphic novels.  When I Kick Back With The Creator, we learn how surfing became Mark's favorite way to rest and relax, what is his island book, beverage of choice and how he measures success.  Closing Music: Red Barchetta Rush  Please rate and review Creator Talks on iTunes Follow Mark Irwin on Twitter About Insight Comics

Batman: Secret Files #1 features comics writer and critic Cheryl Lynn Eaton's debut Batman story! She joins us to talk about her comics and critical writing about DC, Wildstorm and the latest Marvel Netflix series. A New York metropolitan native (now safely nestled in the outskirts of Atlanta), Cheryl Lynn Eaton has contributed to pop-culture sites as a columnist and reporter, held court as founder of the Ormes Society, maintained a position as an editor for an academic press, written for comic publishers such as Image and DC Comics, and served as an editorial intern for Publishers Weekly. She is on twitter at https://twitter.com/cheryllynneaton 

Cover Up 7 Ya’ll! On this Brian’s on vacation edition of the Infamous Podcast, the guys offer up another Cover Up! This time it is Johnny sharing covers from WildC.A.T.s staple Grifter, and Brian has DC Comics man of mystery The Question. The Covers Grifter The Question Contact Us The Infamous Podcast can be found wherever podcasts are found on the Interwebs, feel free to subscribe and follow along on social media. And don't be shy about helping out the show with a 5-star review on iTunes to help us move up in the ratings. @infamouspodcast facebook/infamouspodcast instagram/infamouspodcast stitcher iTunes Google Play contact@infamouspodcast.com The music in this episodes is Moose from Bensound.com. The Infamous Podcast is Johnny Pottorf and Brian Tudor, and is produced and edited by Brian Tudor. Subscribe today!

If you love four friends burpin', opening nerdy presents, & talkin' comics, this episode is for you. We cover the titanically influential The Authority Vol. 1, originally from Wildstorm Comics, now from DC Comics, written by Warren Ellis, pencils by Bryan Hitch & inks by Paul Neary. We also open our presents we got for each other on air, & we talk about the other books we enjoyed this week. They were- The new Dr. Strange series by Jason Aaron & Chris Bachalo, The 'Nam #s 1, 3, & 4 by Doug Murray & Michael Golden, Excalibur #42 by Alan Davis, & Totally Awesome Hulk #1 by Greg Pak & Frank Cho. This episode was a bit more laid back, especially in the "burping on-air" aspects, if you're not into that other episodes are more structured. Thanks for listening! Follow Us On Twitter @supertim82@personman44 @newmutant82@jlambertart Follow Us on the Internets (giving us ratings is super dope):iTunesStitcher Listen to Other Awesome BenView Podcasts:BenViewNetwork.com is the where you can discover the wonder of BenView!   Love the Theme Song?The Fantastic Plastics are rad! #comics #wildstorm #theauthority

Check out more on The Giggaheim: http://www.giggaheim.com/2013/07/24/giggaheim-podcast-geek-out-planetary/ The Giggaheim Podcast presents a special new addition called "THE GEEK OUT SERIES." In this series, a veteran fan will speak with a rookie about a television show, movie, book, video game, or other arena of fandom that they've recently been exposed to by the guidance of the interviewer. As always at The Giggaheim Podcast, we strive to take the listener from "Noob to Initiated" so these specials will concentrate on the important questions for you: How did the new fan get into the subject? What made it a work worth seeing through to the end? What did they think of it, and, most importantly, would they recommend it to you? The inaugural edition of Geek Out covers Warren Ellis' and John Cassaday’s Planetary comic book, published originally by Wildstorm Comics, now DC Comics. Pete, our comic book editor and interviewer for this episode, managed to get Doug, our technology editor, into the graphic novel series. As a good mentor should, Pete guided him through the 5 volumes of Planetary (okay, 4 canon and one crossover called Crossing Worlds), and, in this interview asks Doug all the questions needed to initiate a Geek Out of Planetary proportions. Have a listen. Who knows? Maybe you'll Geek Out over Planetary too!