Art & Story

Talking shop with comic creators Mark Rudolph and Jerzy Drozd

We’re back from the Shadow Art Fair and boy do we have a report for you. It’s becoming evident that our work seems to speak more to the indy art fair crowd than traditional comic convention goers and this event cemented our hypothesis. Although it was a long humid day, we came away utterly energized [...]

This week it’s almost a full hour of talk about collaborating. What do we hope for when teaming up with a fellow comics creator, and what are the potential pitfalls? We’re joined in the audio by Krishna Sadasivam and Matt Munn. We also briefly broach the subject of webcomic update schedules and a little bit [...]

Trying out a new format for this one episode, inspired by one of our favorite podcasts, This Week In Media, hosted by Alex Lindsay (hence the title). Mark and I hit a bevy of topics this week ranging from Archiving & Organizing, Aesthetic Continuity, Making Meaning With Images, and Finding Inspiration. I also wanted to remind [...]

Comics Radar

Over 100 comic books are released every wednesday. It can be hard for New Readers and old fans alike to tell what good and what isn\'t. Comics Radar gives you news, reviews, and interviews to arm yourself with information to find the best new comics out there.

((Trying to get back into my journalism ways. I wrote this to suit the style of the reviews my local newspaper publishes. Comments and criticisms greatly appreciated.)) When the Wachowskis set out to recreate a 40 year old cartoon, you have to think they were aiming at two audiences, preteens that just want to marvel at [...]

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Interviews with: Alp Altiner of Team 14 from Digital Webbing Richard Moore of Fire & Brimstone from Antarctic Press Mark A. Smith of Aqua Leung and Kill All Parents from Image Comics and Rantz Hoseley of Vix and Displaced Persons GN from Image Comics and we talk about whatever else in previews that looks cool and anything else that comes [...]

TPN :: Comic Review Weekly

Are there more to comics than spandex, unrealistic proportions, and insipid dialogue? We think so!

This show Brian interviews writer/actor Bill Corbett. Bill played Crow T. Robot on Mystery Science Theater 3000 for the last few seasons as well as Observer (AKA Brain Guy). He talks about his early influences, MST3K, how he ended up in the mid-west and more. He also talks a ...

New to making comics? Don't know where to start? Here's the beginning of a series on the options available to self-publishers.In this show, Brian covers the print-on-demand options available for creators.PRESS TO PLAY THE PODCASTY GOODNESS [audio:http://comicreview.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_comicreview_200712220_makecomics1.mp3] OR DOWNLOAD HERE

This week Andy reviews Carl Barks and Don Rosa's Uncle Scrooge and the Luna Bros. GIRLS. Vol 1 and 2.Andy recounts a brave tale of giving blood in which he ponders worst case scenarios. Star Trek XI rumors make their way into the show, none of which are ...

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