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In the fifth episode of the Season 3, I chat with comic creator Grant Lankard on his graphic novel Beowulf which is a modern take on the literature. We also talk about other things including Star Wars, the process of creating comics and so much more. If you like this video, don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe to the Earth-16 Comics Wire Podcast Youtube channel.
Here is the link to the Beowulf Kickstarter:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mrgrantastic/beowulf-issue-one-0/?ref=kicktraq
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This is the first ever Brian of Earth-16's Top Five Comics of the Month. I will be presenting to you my picks for the comics to read! I will give you the run down of each comic's creators, publishers, the synopsis, and why I chose them!
The third episode of the third season! I speak with Pat Murphy, the creator of the comic Echoes of the Triumphant. We talk about the comic, which is on Kickstarter, Daredevil, other comic books (We were basically talk comics non-stop) and so much more.
Here's where you can check out Pat's Kickstarter:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pattymurphy/echoes-of-the-triumphant-0-1
Echoes of the Triumphant is published by Reverb Comics
In this episode, Brendon Rooney and I speak with Psychiatrist Dr. Paul Rashid, the creator of The Comic Book Collector, a short documentary film about his mission to giveaway his comic books to children. We had fun chatting about this awesome story and so much more.
If you want to find out more information on the Comic Book Collection, you can go to the Kickstarter page:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/comicbookcollector/the-comic-book-collector-documentary-film-and-comic-book?ref=nav_search&result=project&term=comic%20book
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David Pepose(The O.Z., Spencer & Locke) returns to the Earth-16 to chat with me about his latest comic Scout's Honor#1. This is the audio version of the podcast that was listened to on Youtube and Twitch and the first of this year! If you like the Earth-16 Comics Wire, here's where you can follow me:
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And check out the Daily Planet at dailyplanetdc.com!
In this episode, I chat with my good friend and editor Zack Benz of the Daily Planet. We chat about out the Daily Planet, our inspirations behind wanting to become journalists, our admiration for Lois Lane, and so much more.
Check out the Daily Planet at: https://dailyplanetdc.com/
Twitter:@DailyPlanetDC
Instagram: dailyplanetdc
This is the third episode of Season Two in where I chat with David Pepose about "The O.Z. #1" which is on Kickstarter. We chat about the graphic novel and how it was influence by David's experience as an crime reporter and interviewing combat veterans. We also chat about David's other comics: "Spencer and Locke" and "Going to the Chapel." This is the second episode that also aired on Twitch. Please note that he sound is a bit out of whack due to the recording for the Twitch stream.
More information on the Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/theozcomic/the-oz-1/description
This is the first episode of the second season of the Earth-16 Comics Wire Podcast. In this episode, I will be discussing the graphic novel Batman V. Deathstroke, This is one of my favorite arcs which was written by Christopher Priest (Black Panther) and illustrated by Carlo Pagulayan, Ed Benes, Robert Viacava, Jason Paz, Richard Friend, Trevor Scott, and Andy Owens.
This is the 17th Episode!!! Just three more episodes until Episode 20. In this Episode, I give you some commentary on Osamu Tezuka's Japanese Manga Captain Ken!
I normally do not talk about social issues but due to what has been going on these past few weeks, I was reminded of the powerful comic Green Lantern/Green Arrow #76-No Evil Shall Escape My Sight. The comic was written by Denny O'Neil and Drawn by Neal Adams. Here's a rare commentary on a very important issue involving what the late Stan Lee calls the social ills in the world today: racism and bigotry.
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