A podcast about the craft of comics
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisureArtsVisual Arts |
As Jack Kirby’s adaptation of the movie/novel 2001: A Space Odyssey sold well, Marvel asked him to turn it into a series — but then tied one hand behind his back by asking that he not create ongoing characters for fear they’d become property of MGM r... more
Critiquing Comics returns, with a comic that we just couldn’t put down, and one that we couldn’t quite pick up on! Jason joins Tim to discuss Rebirth of the Gangster: The Complete Collection, a crime novel with incredible forward momentum by Writer C... more
The character of Swamp Thing originated in House of Secrets #92 in 1971, drawn by Berni Wrightson and written by Len Wein. That story served as a first draft for the real origin story in Swamp Thing #1, with the same creative pairing. This week, Tim ... more
Batman and the Outsiders was one of DC’s top sellers in the 1980s. This time, Tim is joined by John Trumbull to take a close look at the second volume of the series, which includes the reveal of Halo’s origin, exploration of Metamorpho’s, the 1984 L.... more
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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.
Apple Podcasts | #161 | United States/Arts/Visual Arts |
Apple Podcasts | #37 | Singapore/Arts/Visual Arts |
Apple Podcasts | #139 | Philippines/Arts/Visual Arts |
Apple Podcasts | #238 | Brazil/Arts/Visual Arts |
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