
A podcast about the craft of comics
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsHobbiesLeisure | |||

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Derf Backderf’s latest book is The Dissidents, focusing on a group of political cartoonists in the late 1910s who did powerful political cartoons in a hair-raisingly horrible period in American history: World War I, anti-war protest made illegal, mas... more
If you think you’ve read a book like As I Dream of You before, you’re probably wrong. Yes, it’s about a romance between two teenagers, and yes, it turns tragic, but it’s the way the story is told that sets it apart, intentionally misleading you in se... more
Well, it was probably inevitable: we were sent a comic made with A.I. The human creator cops to using it for the art, but the story also as an A.I. feel. Is it any good? Is it ethical to present it as “art”? Tim and Adam discuss.
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Potentially some of these episodes might be quite good but the two I listened to from recent months weee terrible. In one, the interviewer went off on long rambling questions, interrupting the subject on a few occasions and not following up on answers which begged for a continuation. In the other, the interviewer played the sycophant card throughout, laughing at ridiculous statements and agreeing with everything said n matter how inane.
The hosts are incredible at giving in-depth, respectful discussions on each week’s topic!
Highly recommended. An intelligent look at sequential art. Enjoyable!
If you want intelligent discussions on great comics from the perspectives of people based in America, Japan and Australia, then this is for you. A great world view on one of the finest art forms!
Tim and his rotating band of co-hosts do an excellent job covering comics from across the spectrum and around the world. Definitely not the usual comic book podcast. it is smart, insighful & entertaining.
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A thoughtful, design- and history-heavy show centered on comics as craft, culture, and media. Episodes span deep dives into specific graphic novels, author-focused interviews, and meta-analysis of industry trends, publication histories, and adaptation crossovers. The tone blends rigorous critical discussion with personal anecdotes, appeals to readers and creators alike, and often features guest authors and researchers who illuminate lesser-known contexts and behind-the-scenes processes. It's likely to appeal to listeners who want meaningful, well-argued conversations about comics beyond surface-level reviews, including global perspectives and historical angles that enrich understanding of the medium.
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Deconstructing Comics launched 20 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Deconstructing Comics include:
1. LeUyen Pham
2. John Rhys-Davies
3. Richard Comely
4. Professor Alan
5. William Bernhardt
6. Emil Wilson
7. Katie Skelly
8. Alex Potts
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