#078 Collaborations vs. Drawing and Writing Your Own Comic

Weird Crime TheaterCollaborating on a comic: What are the pros and cons? Would you rather do the whole thing yourself? Mulele’s done both, and tells Tim how it’s gone for him. Plus, a little discussion of Watchmen (very little)!

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#072 Scott McCloud’s “Four Tribes”

"Making Comics" by Scott McCloudOK, we lied! Making Comics again serves as a catalyst for discussion, specifically McCloud’s idea of four “tribes” of comics creators .

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#071 Your Comics Tools: Computer, or Pen and Ink?

"Making Comics" by Scott McCloudJoined by Mulele, we wrap up our discussion of Scott McCloud’s Making Comics with a discussion of the pros and cons of computer comics creation vs. the traditional way, and deciding which is best for your comic.

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The Axiotron ModBook — Mac OS on a tablet

#066 Scott McCloud’s “Making Comics”… um, Part One! Yeah, that’s it!

"Making Comics" by Scott McCloudHow could we even attempt to give a brief overview to Scott McCloud’s Making Comics, a book that’s so essential to the mission of our podcast?! We try anyway, before deciding to less review this book than, perhaps, to use it as a guiding force for our comics-creation podcast…

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Storytelling Problem in Civil War #6

We had to read these pages twice before they made sense…

#063 Coloring Comics… For example, “Arkham Asylum”!

Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious EarthTim’s finally started reading the DC Comics Guide to Coloring and Lettering Comics, borrowed from Brandon back in July! We talk about coloring comics in Photoshop, and also discuss the classic Batman graphic novel Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth!

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#062 “Queen and Country”

A discussion of Greg Rucka and Steve Rolston’s Queen and Country leads to an evaluation of how comics stand up against other “visual narrative media.”

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Queen and Country TPB #1
Operation: Broken Ground

The silhouette in the background of panel one is the guy in the foreground of panel two. But the street corner sure has gotten a lot closer!

Th-the resemblance is… UNCANNY!

Heaviest. Toy gun. EVER.

Angela Chang or Cheng or whatever your name is… will you please get those frickin’ chopsticks out of your hair?!