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The Comic Podcast Crossover returns with a look at favorite villains, hosted by James Harris III, with contributions from several podcasts including Comic Book Noise Family members such as Doughnuts and Top Cow, Incredible Hulkcast, Comic Book Noise as well as other comic book podcasts.
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The Comic Podcast Crossover returns with a look at favorite villains, hosted by James Harris III, with contributions from Comic Book Noise, Comic Book Savant, Komicskast, Doughnuts and Top Cow, Incredible Hulkcast and The Book Cave.
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The Comic Podcast Crossover returns with a look at favorite villains, hosted by James Harris III, with contributions from Incredible Hulkcast, Comic Book Savant, Komicskast, Doughnuts and Top Cow, Comic Book Noise and The Book Cave.
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On this episode of Pull Box Picks, host Dave Slusher talks about the first two issues of Sergio Aragones Funnies from Bongo Comics. He discusses how much fun he found it, some of the features he particularly enjoyed and a little about how he’s been a fan of Sergio’s from his Groo days and before.
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This week, Pat chats with writer Aubrey Sitterson about his time at Marvel editorial, and working for WWE.com. They talk about the state of the comics and wrestling industries, what they like, what can be improved upon, and so much more. It’s a spirited discussion that goes for over an hour! Plus, Kevin Nash jokes! Music by Steve Earnhart and Amon Amarth!
Aubrey’s twitter: twitter.com/aubreysitterson
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in this episode joey and alec bitch about things for 20 minutes or so and then move on to discuss topics such as hellboy, criminal: the last of the innocent #1-2 by ed brubaker and sean phillips, captain america & bucky #620 by ed brubaker with marc andreyko and chris samnee, captain america #1 by ed brubaker and steve mcniven, daredevil #1 by mark waid with paolo rivera and marcos martin, rachel rising #1 by terry moore, and twisted savage dragon funnies edited by michel fiffe with stories from benjamin marra, ulises farinas, and joe keatinge among others.
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in this episode joey and alec bitch about things for 20 minutes or so and then move on to discuss topics such as hellboy, criminal: the last of the innocent #1-2 by ed brubaker and sean phillips, captain america & bucky #620 by ed brubaker with marc andreyko and chris samnee, captain america #1 by ed brubaker and steve mcniven, daredevil #1 by mark waid with paolo rivera and marcos martin, rachel rising #1 by terry moore, and twisted savage dragon funnies edited by michel fiffe with stories from benjamin marra, ulises farinas, and joe keatinge among others.
music by local h
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John and Josh take a close look at Echoes, a 5 issue mini-series (collected in a sweet hardcover) from Top Cow’s Minotaur Press that has received critical acclaim and three Harvey Award nominations. Josh has the hardback; John has a combo of single issues plus a digital copy of issue #5. Reviews were mixed – there aren’t too many spoilers, but there’s still a lot to talk about.
Music on this episode is “Donut Man” by the Dickies. Podsafe music courtesy of MusicAlley. Check them out and buy the track, if you’re so inclined.
Thanks, as always to Westfield Comics for their support.
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Show Notes
The fifth episode of the writing podcast, The Process. Hosted by Kurtis J. Wiebe (Intrepids, Green Wake), Ryan Lindsay (CBR) and Jeremy Holt (Joy Hog), The Process takes aim at the comic writing industry with the high hope of tackling a stack of interesting topics from collaboration to publication.
Wow Factor – A discussion about our favourite comic moments of the week, be it a specific panel, page or collection of pages. This episode the gents discuss Orc Stain, Uncanny X-Force #14, Animal Man, and From the Ashes and as a direct result of that comic discussion they talk about being ‘Zombie’d Out’.
Progress Report – The gents chat about their victories in personal writing projects and Jeremy lets us know about his recent experience with FanExpo in Toronto as well as a dinner date with Mr. Steve Niles and the setback of having a pitch artist drop out of a project, Kurtis does a FanExpo retrospective where he ‘Released the Kraken’ and talks about his progress into the early stages of writing full time, and finally Ryan talks about an amazing creative collaboration with an artist and forward steps with his novel.
Grill ‘Em! – We open the floor to you the listener, this week we tackle two questions!
Amit via email – How do you go about writing characters outside your own gender, culture, ethnicity, … mental health? What kind of research do you do? And in a related vein: Do you base characters off people you know in real life? Does that help with the aforementioned issue?
The Process – The heart of The Process series where the hosts talk about their personal spin on the creative development of their projects. They take a look at the time of day they write and if there’s a special Batcave where the magic happens.
The Roundtable – An open talk about a random comic related topic, this week the boys discuss if another line wide sweep occurred at the Big Two, and they got caught in the net cast, would they be ready with something up their sleeves?
Enjoy!
Contact info:
Web Site: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Process/147353675342657
Email Address: processpodcast@gmail.com
Logo Design: Danial Carroll
Intro/Outtro music: Tokyo Sky by Stellastar
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While your host is recovering from a battle against the Dreaded Deadline Doom, he tags in Comic Book Noise host Derek Coward to make sure that DDD doesn’t win this round, Bob Layton’s Hercules is the subject of From The Comics Bunker, and Derek ends the show with a freeform verbal meander about reboots, resets and getting movie franchises done right.
The music to close the show is “Break Loose” by Vla Hemia.