A podcast about the craft of comics
Mulele is back from New York Comicon! While he can’t talk about what might have transpired in terms of getting work (which is a whole lot better than saying “nothing happened”!), he has plenty to say about the experience of being there & his impressions of the comics industry, how his thoughts about it changed, [...]
Up until the late ’60s, Japanese girls’ comics were mainly done by men, and could often be formulaic and sappy. But then several female creators broke into the field and revolutionized the genre. One of them was Moto Hagio, whose stories (even when they had science fiction aspects to them) dwelt on not fitting in, [...]
An experiment with magic brings a mummy to life! And… wow, is he a hunk! Dan Jolley and our friend Natalie Nourigat bring us Wrapped Up in You! John is 40, in his second marriage, and still dealing with the fallout from the first, especially where his daughters are concerned. With a baby and two [...]
In the early ’90s, girls’ comics in Japan took a superheroesque turn with the appearance of Sailor Moon. It was shortly followed by CLAMP’S Magic Knight Rayearth, featuring three 14-year-old girls in a world that reminded them of RPGs. A few years later, Tokyo Pop and other US publishers took the risk of releasing girls’ [...]
Tim and Mulele check out the smooth, sexy Peony Trivet #1, by Ed Greene and Jeff Sims. Tweet
Super Corporate Heroes is a satirical comic that centers on a company called Superhero, Inc. This company is a Fortune 500 company that has superheroes who save people in exchange for money. Anyone who needs saved by the superheroes must pay these superheroes through rescue insurance. This rescue insurance is expensive. As a result of [...]
If you’re not Canadian, this week’s topic may be a bit of a head-scratcher. Louis, uh, who now? To Canadians, though, including our own Kumar and Dana, Riel is a famous historical figure of the 19th century who led a rebellion against the Canadian government. His story is the subject of Chester Brown‘s recent graphic [...]
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