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Loikamania 119: Rick Remender

This week, Rick Remender returns to the show to discuss the conclusion of his run on Uncanny X-Force and Secret Avengers,  as well as his upcoming plans for Uncanny Avengers and Captain America. We also talk about his upcoming creator-owned work with Paul Renaud, Devolution…and we even get some hints on his upcoming project with Greg Tocchini! And if that’s not enough, we even go through some process talk! Enjoy the show, and pick up a copy of book 1 of the Fear Agent Library, out now!

Cover art by John Cassaday and Laura Martin, design by Chris Maze.

Music by Steve Earnhart and Amon Amarth.

Rick’s website: rickremender.com
Rick’s Twitter: twitter.com/remender

Comic Book Noise 281: Action Comics #0

Host Derek Coward talks about Action Comics #0 and the superhero work of Grant Morrison.

cover to Action Comics #0
Action Comics #0

Talking About Our Issues – Episode 6: John Barker Interview

This week Mark sits down with John Barker, writer of the Dead Cell from Arcana Studio. Mark and John discuss his career in comics as well, as his time as professional wrestler, Brandon Prophet. Follow John on Twitter @johnnyescape. Also, read a preview of the Dead Cell and keep up to date on all of John’s projects at www.johnbarkerisavirus.com.

Also, be sure to buy A Cat Named Haiku 2: The Dust Bunny by Mark digitally on Comixology. Follow Mark on Twitter @koniwaves. Check out Mark and Owen Gieni’s Avengelyne webseries at avengelyne.keenspot.com. The unpublished issues from their Image run are currently being uploaded every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Song of the Week is Adema – “Los Angeles.” Song of the Week Sponsor is the A Cat Named Haiku App for the iphone/ipad from Arcana Studio. Only 99 cents in the App Store!

Closing Credits Song is 3OH!3 – “Streets of Gold”

Voiceovers by the World Famous F-O-N-Z!

Talking About Our Issues – Episode 6: John Barker Interview

This week Mark sits down with John Barker, writer of the Dead Cell from Arcana Studio. Mark and John discuss his career in comics as well, as his time as professional wrestler, Brandon Prophet. Follow John on Twitter @johnnyescape. Also, read a preview of the Dead Cell and keep up to date on all of John’s projects at www.johnbarkerisavirus.com.

Also, be sure to buy A Cat Named Haiku 2: The Dust Bunny by Mark digitally on Comixology. Follow Mark on Twitter @koniwaves. Check out Mark and Owen Gieni’s Avengelyne webseries at avengelyne.keenspot.com. The unpublished issues from their Image run are currently being uploaded every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Song of the Week is Adema – “Los Angeles.” Song of the Week Sponsor is the A Cat Named Haiku App for the iphone/ipad from Arcana Studio. Only 99 cents in the App Store!

Closing Credits Song is 3OH!3 – “Streets of Gold”

Voiceovers by the World Famous F-O-N-Z!

Things to Come…

Today is December 13, 2012. As of right now, I’ve recorded the majority of December and January’s shows, so I can actually tell you all with complete certainty what’s coming your way over the next few weeks. Yes, I’m recording way early, and it’s always possible that things get announced that don’t get covered in these interviews…but that’s okay.

I’m more interested in a good conversation with guests over being ahead of the comics news cycle, and I think most of you guys are in agreement with that.

So, here’s how the schedule is looking like for next year. You can probably expect a bonus show or two as well, depending on how things go.

12/19/12 – Episode 119: Rick Remender
12/26/12 – Episode 120 – The Year-Ender
01/02/13 – Episode 121 – Best of 2012
01/09/13 – Episode 122 – Sam Humphries
01/16/13 – Episode 123 – Studio Chatter with Tony Fleecs, Chris Moreno and Tone Rodriguez
01/23/13 – Episode 124 – Nick Bradshaw

There’s a few others that I can’t announce just yet, as well as a new type of show format I’m tinkering with. Let’s just say, imagine getting two creators that you really admire together just to chat and talk shop.

Also, I’ll be attempting another ‘commentary’ track for a single storyline like the Cobra one we did some time back.

2013 is looking good. Thanks to all of you for listening, for the feedback and interaction. It’s much appreciated. It’s great to share my love of comics and pop-culture with all of you, and I promise lots of fun stuff next year.

Guaranteed.

Pat