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This week Joe talks with his friend Seth Romo about their favourite comics of June and July.
You can find Seth everywhere online through his Linktree at linktr.ee/sethadrian.
You can find the show on Twitter @JoeTalksComics
You can find your host, Joe Loves Comics, on Twitter @JoeLovesComics
You can also find him on Instagram @JoeLovesComics
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you can email the show at: [email protected]
Episode 059.
In this bonus episode of the podcast, Joe talks with writer and illustrator Barney Smith about his current Kickstarter campaign, Dadder Jokes, a dad joke book written by him with art by lots of awesome illustrators. Dadder Jokes is a sequel to his first illustrated dad joke book, just called Dad Jokes.
Dadder Jokes is currently live on Kickstarter until September 15th at kickstarter.com/projects/storycomic/dadder-jokes. Please go support it if you can, as projects like this won't happen without your support. It's vital to their success.
You can find Barney on Instagram @storycomic, on Twitter @storycomic1, and at storycomic.com.
You can find the show on Twitter @JoeTalksComics
You can find your host, Joe Loves Comics, on Twitter @JoeLovesComics
You can also find him on Instagram @JoeLovesComics
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you can email the show at: [email protected]
If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, and rate and review it 5 stars, I would really appreciate it.
Episode 058.
This week Joe talks with Glenn about the first 24 issues of slice of life series Giant Days.
All 24 issues were written by John Allison and colored by Whitney Cogar, with art on #1-6 by Lissa Treiman, art on #7-24 by Max Sarin, and inking on #13-24 by Liz Fleming.
You can find Glenn on Twitter @glenn_matchett
You can find the show on Twitter @JoeTalksComics
You can find your host, Joe Loves Comics, on Twitter @JoeLovesComics
You can also find him on Instagram @JoeLovesComics
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you can email the show at: [email protected]
If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, and rate and review it 5 stars, I would really appreciate it.
Episode 057.
This weekend, I introduce a new bonus segment for the podcast, the Casual Catch-Up!
At the weekend, I'll talk about my Top 5 recent comic pulls, and then what Top 5 comics I'm excited for next week!
On this week's Casual Catch-Up, I cover the New Comic Book Days of the 2nd and 9th of August.
Since this is a new segment, please let me know what you think about it, I would love to know if you enjoyed this addition to the podcast!
You can find the show on Twitter @JoeTalksComics
You can find your host, Joe Loves Comics, on Twitter @JoeLovesComics
You can also find him on Instagram @JoeLovesComics
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you can email the show at: [email protected]
If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, and rate and review it 5 stars, I would really appreciate it.
Episode 056.
This week writer Kelly Thompson returns to the podcast to talk with Joe and occasional co-host Mighty Lee's Comics about her new series The Cull, drawn by Mattia De Iulis, lettered by Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou and published by Image Comics.
The Cull #1 is out now, so go check it out at your local comic store if you're interested! The synopsis for the issue is as follows:
"Something is Killing the Children-horror vibes mix with The Goonies-style adventure as five friends set off to shoot a short film on a forbidden rock near their home the summer before they all go their separate ways. But that’s not really why they’re there. One of them has lied… and it’s a lie that will change their lives forever."
If you read the first issue and enjoy it, make sure to ask your local comic store to pre-order the upcoming issues for you as they are essential to the success of a comic like this.
You can find Kelly on Twitter @79SemiFinalist and Instagram at @1979semifinalist, and on Substack at 1979semifinalist.substack.com
You can find Mighty Lee's Comics on Instagram @mightyleescomics
You can find the show on Twitter @JoeTalksComics
You can find your host, Joe Loves Comics, on Twitter @JoeLovesComics
You can also find him on Instagram @JoeLovesComics
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you can email the show at: [email protected]
If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, and rate and review it 5 stars, I would really appreciate it.
Episode 055.
In this bonus episode of the podcast, Joe talks with writer Mark Bell about his current Kickstarter campaign, Strange Ranger, drawn by artist Yonson Carbonell. Mark is also the publisher forall-ages indie comics publisher Plague Doctor Press.
Strange Ranger - An All-Ages Supernatural Adventure Comic is currently live on Kickstarter until August 23rd at kickstarter.com/projects/1214207061/strange-ranger-an-all-ages-supernatural-adventure-comic. Please go support it if you can, as indie comics like this won't happen without your support. It's vital to their success.
You can find Mark on Twitter at @bell_typewriter.
You can find Plague Doctor Press on Twitter at @plaguepress and online at plaguedoctorpress.com.
You can find the show on Twitter @JoeTalksComics
You can find your host, Joe Loves Comics, on Twitter @JoeLovesComics
You can also find him on Instagram @JoeLovesComics
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you can email the show at: [email protected]
If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, and rate and review it 5 stars, I would really appreciate it.
Episode 054.
This week Joe Corallo returns to the podcast to talk to Joe about the Mad Cave Studios series he wrote, Dahlia in the Dark, and The Never-Ending Party, a series he co-wrote with the late Rachel Pollack, first published digitally by Comixology Originals, and recently published by Dark Horse Comics as a physical trade paperback.
He's also the writer of She Said Destroy, Becstar, co-writer of Seeds of Eden with Liana Kangas and has worked on various other writing endeavours. As well as writing, he's an Eisner & GLAAD nominated, and Ringo winning comics editor.
The Dahlia in the Dark trade paperback should be out on the 8th of August from Mad Cave Studios. You can find out more information about it, including a synopsis and cover art, here: madcavestudios.com/product/dahlia-in-the-dark-paperback/
The Never-Ending Party trade paperback should be out on the 23rd of August from Dark Horse Comics. You can find out more information about it, including a synopsis and cover art, here: darkhorse.com/Books/3010-763/The-Never-Ending-Party-TPB
You can find him on Twitter at @JoeCorallo
You can find the show on Twitter @JoeTalksComics
You can find your host, Joe Loves Comics, on Twitter @JoeLovesComics
You can also find him on Instagram @JoeLovesComics
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you can email the show at: [email protected]
If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, and rate and review it 5 stars, I would really appreciate it.
Episode 053.
This week, Joe talks with Gorgon from the Sons of Mjolnir podcast about one of the most popular and widely acclaimed Venom runs.
Venom (2018) and the two related events were written by Donny Cates, drawn mostly by Ryan Stegman, J.P. Mayer and Frank Martin, and lettered by Clayton Cowles.
You can find the Sons of Mjolnir podcast wherever you can also find this podcast, or directly by clicking that hyperlink back there, which will take you to their linktree.
You can find Gorgon on Twitter at @TheLastGorgon
You can find the show on Twitter @JoeTalksComics
You can find your host, Joe Loves Comics, on Twitter @JoeLovesComics
You can also find him on Instagram @JoeLovesComics
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you can email the show at: [email protected]
If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, and rate and review it 5 stars, I would really appreciate it.
Episode 052.
This week Joe talks with Mel Cartagena, creator of The Plot, a suspense-thriller comic about a comic book artist named Corman who discovers his life is not what he thinks it is.
You can read The Plot at outtheremarketingm.wixsite.com/robopulpmedia/comics
You can find Mel on Instagram @robo.pulp, on Twitter @robopulp and his Substack, the Flattown Gazette, at robopulp.substack.com
You can find the show on Twitter @JoeTalksComics
You can find your host, Joe Loves Comics, on Twitter @JoeLovesComics
You can also find him on Instagram @JoeLovesComics
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you can email the show at: [email protected]
If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, and rate and review it 5 stars, I would really appreciate it.
Episode 051.
This week Joe talks with his friend Ashton about volumes 5 to 8 of modern classic Image/Skybound comic book series The Walking Dead.
This conversation contains full spoilers for the book, and I want to give a trigger and content warning for suicide and rape, along with some other sensitive topics and generally dark themes. I totally understand if you're not comfortable with that and want to skip this episode.
The Walking Dead was written by Robert Kirkman, pencilled and inked by Charlie Adlard with grey tones by Cliff Rathburn, and lettered by Rus Wooton.
You can find Ashton on the League of Comic Geeks @RedHood1124
You can find the show on Twitter @JoeTalksComics
You can find your host, Joe Loves Comics, on Twitter @JoeLovesComics
You can also find him on Instagram @JoeLovesComics
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you can email the show at: [email protected]
If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, and rate and review it 5 stars, I would really appreciate it.
Episode 050.
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