One of the traditions here Comic impact is to talk to John Layman at any convention and this year at Wondercon 2013 was no different. We sat down and had a talk to John about his run on Detective Comics and discussed how he will interpret Bruce dealing with the death of Damien.Also we talked about Chew’s new story arc, where the book is going now that we have hit the halfway mark and much more mayhem….so join Simon as he talks with one of the most talented writers in the industry (and LEGO mastermind) John Layman all at Wondercon 2013.
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Welcome to another fun filled (as well as information filled) episode of Did You Catch All That?! It has been a long January folks with plenty to talk about in Comic news and we are here to grab all the best and put it in one little episode. We cover EVERYTHING from the month of January! Spoilers beware…if you blacked out for the whole month though! So have a seat and listen to the best show on the internet called “Did You Catch All That?”……at least we are pretty sure it is the only one. Sheldon Lee Sheldon@ComicImpact.com
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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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For the past couple of years we have been talking to the creative team behind Chew. This time around is no different. It is not only about Chew though as John Layman also talks to us about his upcoming run on DC’s Detective Comics. We also talk about Mars Attacks from IDW. We also talk to him about his true passion… LEGO’s. We then shift gears and talk to Rob Guillory. Rob tells us a bit about Secret Agent Poyo and the halfway point of the book and his upcoming book from image that will hit stores in 2013. It’s always a pleasure to talk to the creative team at SDCC and this time it’s no different. So join us as we talk about the most fun and the craziest, original comic around!
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It’s the Wednesday after The 84th Academy Awards. What are you doing? You’re going to sit down, sync your iPhone, and listen to the new episode of the ComicImpact POW podcast. Simon tells you why he can’t stop reading Chew #24 by John Layman and Rob Guillory from Image Comics. That was the best comic for the week of February 22nd 2012. Sheldon can’t stop talking about how he is in love with Justice League Dark #6 and our very own Rob Andrews is more than happy with Secret Avengers #23. Rob and Simon both talk about No Place like Home #1 and how it is a must read if you are a fan horror comics. Sheldon comes out of the closet and tells us how is in love with Boy George. We also give you opinions on the Academy Awards and some more freestyle rap both, in English and French. Listen in this week on Episode 252 of the ComicImpact POW Podcast!
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Hey ComicImpact fans and fans of comics! Are you ready for a new episode of “Did You Catch All That?”? This time around is a special home for the holidays episode, as Sheldon, Susan and myself (Simon) tell you our favorite books of 2011. Sheldon is still the Marvel fan boy as he talks about his love for Ed Brubaker with not one, but two books. He is more than excited about reading the Ultimate line one more time. Sheldon is now also a fan of the great Scott Snyder. Susan is still the DC fan girl at heart. Not only does she also have love for Scott Snyder, but she also talks about a few of her favorite DC titles. She also tells us what Image book is not to be missed by Daniel Corey and Anthony Artofant Diecidue.
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It’s a great time to be a comic book fan! There’s tons of movies out in the theaters, San Diego Comic Con is right around the corner and we got a brand new Pick of the Week Podcast! Talk about living the good life. Who needs money and big cars when you got comics? Sadly, our pal Ian had a family emergency and couldn’t join us, but Simon and Ken took it upon themselves to guess at what his pick would be. So join these two comic loving nuts as they talk about Ian’s favorite book, Chew #19. Is it really what his pick would have been? You’ll have to listen to find out. The guys also discuss: Flashpoint #3, Flashpoint: Abin Sur The Green Lantern #2, Flashpoint: Batman Knight of Vengeance #2, Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint #2 (Simon loves his Flashpoint), Fear Itself #4, Fear Itself: Uncanny X-Force #1, Uncanny X-Men #540, Jonah Hex #69, Elephantmen #32, Moon Knight #3, and X-Men #14. All of that and the results of last week’s Poll of the Week!
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It’s one crazy week here at ComicImpact. Trust me, you’re not going to want to miss this new POW (Pick of the week) as Simon has the pick for the week of April 6th, 2011. He’s decided to go with CHEW #18 from Eisner Nominees John Layman and Rob Guillory because it is just the funniest and best book around that any company has out on the shelves. That’s right, Chew gets mad love here at ComicImpact. The boys also talk about the BIG marvel event, Fear Itself #1. Find out which book Simon think was trying to preach to him. Listen as Ian dorks out over the return of one of his favorite characters in Young Avengers The Children’s Crusade. And The Heroes for Hire find out why he’s called “The Punisher.” All this and Ken tells us who he would like to see dead in comics.
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