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Robots From Tomorrow!

Robots From Tomorrow
Copra
Comics
Crisis On Infinite Earths
Asian Comics
Heroescon
Manga
Comica
Comics Preservation
Comic Anthologies
Image Comics
Multiversity Comics
DC Comics
Global Comics Culture
Exhibitions
Drafted
Suicide Squad
X-Men
Robots From Tomorrow
The Shadow Cabinet
Good Omens

A comix podcast coming to you from somewhere in the multiverse. Stay safe and enjoy your funny books.

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Aditya Bidikar, back on the show after 4 years, is a man of letters in the most literal sense. In the more than a decade he has been plying the lettering trade, he has worked with every major North American comics publisher and formed strong collabor... more

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(From the original episode description from April 21, 2022.) Now you can hear the second half of the two-part chat Greg had with letterers extraordinaire Aditya Bidikar and John Workman!

The shop talk continues, as well as thoughts on more recent ... more

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(From the original episode description from April 14, 2022.) Today's show has two of the best letterers in comics on for a two-part chat about their craft: Multiversity Comics's 2021 Favorite Letterer winner Aditya Bidikar and legendary letterer/cart... more

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In part two of their discussion, Steve Bissette lays out the late-1980s self-publishing moment after his run on Swamp Thing, tracing how Dave Sim's Mid-Ohio Con outreach and critique of corporate profit flows led Bissette and John Totleben to launchi... more

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Recent Guests

Brian Salvatore
Former editorial grand poobah of Multiversity, co-host of both DC3Cast and Force Goes Coast to Coast podcasts
DC3Cast
Episode: A CRISIS of Infinite Options
Ricky Miller
Co-publisher of Avery Hill Publishing
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Episode: Ricky Miller on AVERY HILL PUBLISHING
Rick Parker
Cartoonist and author of the graphic novel Drafted
Episode: Rick Parker on DRAFTED
Andrew Aydin
Congressman's former staffer, writer and creator involved with Good Trouble Productions
Good Trouble Productions
Episode: Andrew Aydin and GOOD TROUBLE COMICS
Paul Gravett
Comics historian, lecturer, and curator known for his extensive work in the comic book industry and contributions to comic exhibitions.
Curator of Comica Festival
Episode: Paul Gravett: At Comica's Crossroads
Joseph Philip Illidge
Writer of The Shadow Cabinet and veteran comic editor
Milestone Comics
Episode: Joseph Illidge on THE SHADOW CABINET
Michelle Fife
Cartoonist known for the 'Copra' series.
Episode: November 2024 Update
Paul Gravet
Comics historian and editor.
Episode: November 2024 Update

Host

Greg Mutasiewicz
Host of Robots From Tomorrow

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • You know

    A comics podcast spoiled by people repeating the words “you know” again & again to the point it becomes unbearable

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    MF ADAM
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Great banter

    Very enjoyable banter about comics coming out with more of an indie spin

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Longbourder
    United States11 years ago
  • Most Excellent

    I have been listening for the last 4 or 5 months and very much enjoy their weekly pull list and monthly Previews podcasts. Very knowledgeable and have a passion for the genre. Highly recommended to anyone who buys new comics regularly or who wants to follow along with a Previews catalog and learn some great stuff.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    pviles
    United States11 years ago
  • A must-listen for serious comic fans

    Come here to find rangy and informed discussion of comics. There are so many comics podcasts. The ones that cover mainstream comics can sometimes be trite. On the other hand, the more indie oriented podcasts are sometimes esoteric or pretentious. Others can get myopic about creators, the industry, the craft. These guys kind of do it all, but do it with substance, depth, and sophistication, while just being two accessibly low key guys. They'll expound on a deep back catalogue of big-2 knowledge... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    paulflai
    United States11 years ago
  • Love the Pull Lists!!

    As a casual comic reader, these Pull List podcasts are a great source for finding the must-read stories from the vast forests of titles available in the comics multiverse.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mwalls73
    United States13 years ago

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A few listeners feel the show is highly engaging but occasionally repetitive in phrasing.
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Fans appreciate the breadth, from indie publishers to big-title events, and suggest it as a must-listen for regular readers.

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Paul Gravett: At Comica's Crossroads
Q: What was the first thing you remember learning about comics that gave you that paradigm shift in your understanding of what they could be?
A key book for me was Morris Horne Edited World Encyclopedia of Comics, which introduced me to a whole range of comics I didn't know about.
Michel Fiffe on the Life and DEATH OF COPRA
Q: What has Annie Koyama meant to Copra?
Michel explains she was a significant support in the early days, helping fund his projects and remains a close friend, offering grants to artists.
Michel Fiffe on the Life and DEATH OF COPRA
Q: How do you pitch Copra to someone coming up to your table?
Michel describes it as a love letter to all sorts of comics, showcasing it as a superhero revenge story with a group of characters, balancing the bombastic and the naturalistic.
Ricky Miller on AVERY HILL PUBLISHING
Q: How did Kit Anderson get into the Avery Hill orbit?
Ricky met Kit at the Center for Cartoon Studies years ago and after a couple of fruitful discussions, they agreed on a two-book deal due to the strength of her ideas.
Ricky Miller on AVERY HILL PUBLISHING
Q: How did you go from reading comics to publishing them?
There was a 15-year gap; after university, they started a band and a music podcast, which led to the creation of a zine and eventually a publishing company.

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