Hey Comicimpact it is time for a new episode of your favorite podcast with your hosts Simon and Antonio. Simon had the pick and he went with Batman and Robin #18 form DC Comics by Written by Peter J. Tomasi and by Patrick Gleason as Simon calls this a beautiful comic dealing with a very hard subject that has to do with the Bat family. Antonio talks about his love of The Manhattan Projects by Jonathan Hickman and Ryan Browne for Image comics. The boys try to make sense of Marvel’s Age of Ultron all and more as we talk about Buffy the Vampire Slayer #19, Wolverine and the X-Men #26, Batman #18, The Walking Dead #108 and more. Find out more about what maybe the best indie comic around and how you can get your hands on it. So stop what your doing a listen to ComicImpact Pick of the week Podcast.
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Hey Comic Impact! Check out this weeks Pick of the Week Podcast where Simon and Antonio talk about Comics, the return of Community and The Walking Dead, and if you still haven’t, why you should watch Dredd again and again and again. Simon had the pick this week with Batman and Robin Annual #1 by Peter J. Tomasi and artwork by Ardian Syaf and Vicente Cifuentes. We also talk about the landmark issue in Invincible #100, Spider-Man’s continuing story in Superior Spider-Man, what exactly is happening in Nowhere Men, and so much more!
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Happy GOBBLE GOBBLE Day! Hope you had a good November. Now it is time to sit back and enjoy a new episode of Did You Catch All That? Join Simon and Sheldon at DJ’s Universal Comics in Studio City as they talk about what made an impact this past month. Did you know that That The Walking Dead is kicking ass both on TV and in comics sales! Simon has a new best friend as he talks to you about the best stuff that came out with “On Shelves Now” and Sheldon gives the best movie news around with “Comics On Films” the boys also talk about some of their favorite Issues for November 2012. They also talk about a Kickstarter from are good friends over at Hi-Fi colour design. That’s not all though as Simon talks to you about one of his favorite books of the year in the “Indie Corner” and they also cover the events from the past month and find out who was doing some amazing variants covers over at Image in the Rundown. So sit back and enjoy some left over turkey and watch an all new episode of ” Did You Catch All That?” as you […]
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Are you ready for an all new episode of Did You Catch All That? You know, that little video we do once a month with such features as We have Issues,Comics on Film,On Shelves Now,Events and so much more.Not only did we change up a few things but we also added new features for you such as One on One, where Simon talks about his love of Archangel, and Sheldon gives us The Rundown where he talks to us about one of his favorite artists of all time, the one and only Gabriel Hardman. We also break down the best cover of the month on The Breakdown, plus joining us for the season 2 opening of Did You Catch All That? We are joined by David Accampo, a Los Angeles based creator who talks to us about Sparrow & Crowe: The Demoniac of Los Angeles which debuts this July! In Pro’s and Con’s we talk about Phoenix Comicon 2012 and what to do to prepare for San Diego Comic Con!
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Show Notes!! You don’t need no stinking show notes!Ok, maybe you do. So here we go for the week of May 9th 2012, Simon and Sheldon bring you the PIck of The Week which is….wait for it……. Batman and Robin #9 by DC Comics!! It is some brutal stuff and is certainly not for the faint of heart. We also talk about Sam Humphries new book from Boom! Higher Earth…which for some reason Sheldon keeps singing to the tune of Steve Winwood’s Higher Love. We also talk about Scarlet.
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I initially thought the task of compiling a list of the best in comics and related art books released in 2009 would be relatively easy. Boy was I wrong. We saw a wealth of amazing output from the indie press, mainstream publishers and collected works of illustrative artists of the past and present.2009 has been a fantastic year overall for sequential art, the best of the last several, with my only real problem being finding the time (and money) to take them all in. So without further ado here is Part I in my two-part series for the Best Comics and Comic-Related Releases of 2009…
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