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Host Derek Coward talks about Action Comics #0 and the superhero work of Grant Morrison.
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Host Derek Coward talks about Action Comics #0 and the superhero work of Grant Morrison.
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Apologies in advance dear listeners. Both Mike and Bill are away on secret missions this week, and Micah decided it would be a good idea to talk by himself into a microphone. Yup. Listen to the shortest episode of Geek Brunch Ever (someone fact check this) [NOTE FROM DEREK: Yes, it is, by about 23 minutes.] as Micah tries to pull a Lynne Rossetto Kasper and talk about pancakes. He also has a scatterbrained look at Grant Morrison’s Batman by way of Final Crisis and Ed Brubaker’s Captain America by way of Civil War. He ends with Phineas and Ferb or some such. It’s all rather sad.
Here’s a link to the Grant Morrison article http://www.rollingstone.com/
And here’s to Micah’s blog that he actually doesn’t want you to read hypocriticalhyperbole.
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Host Derek Coward talks about his history with podcaster and friend Ryan King and reviews Action Philosophers Vol 1, Alias, The Pulse, and Seven Soldiers of Victory Vol 3.
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Host Derek Coward talks about the artwork of Rob Liefeld and gets into why exaggeration is a necessary part of creating comic books.
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This time on Teenage Wasteland….
Special guest Shawn Pryor drops by to talk about some recent developments for PKD Media and his new role with Action Lab Entertainment. After that I go on to discuss a few recent reads as well as welcome Mr. Sandquist and his recent Sandbox installment.
Items Discussed: Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods, The 120 Days of Simon, ThunderAgents #1, Amazing Spider-man #648, Spider-man: Noir, The Order.
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This time on Teenage Wasteland…
TV and comics. I have been consuming both, and I feel it’s time to talk. Nuff’ said.
I have a database for my comic books called Comic Collector. One of my favorite features is called Statistics.
As of 10/5/2010, here is a list of the ten comic book writers who show up the most in my collection.
1. Mark Waid
2. Keith Giffen
3. Chris Claremont
4. Chuck Dixon
5. Geoff Johns
6. Grant Morrison
7. Alan Moore
8. Dan Jurgens
9. Mike Baron
10. J.M. DeMatteis
Anyone who has heard my podcast has heard the phrase “I’m not the biggest Mark Waid fan.” Apparently I like the dude a lot more than I thought I did. I wonder how much this list will change once I populate all of the entries.
Jasper Borgman takes a look at the first Batman storyline from superstar creators Grant Morrison and Andy Kubert.
Related Links:
Plan Nine Print
Batman and Son (Amazon Link)