Sequential Fiction

Episode 20 – Southern Cross

This week on Sequential Fiction Brian interviews the artist of Southern Cross – Andy Belanger.  We talk about what went in to creating the sci-fi space epic, what it’s like working with writer Becky Cloonan, how long the story has been in development, and what we can expect from the next volume of the series.

It was a great interview, and we touched on everything from the great support of Image Comics, and how much of the industry Image is influencing, to the problem of kids not getting into comics anymore.

Andy is a lot of fun to talk to, and we had a really great chat that I think any fan of comics will enjoy.

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Our Comic Pick of the Week this week is Southern Cross Volume 1.

If you haven’t read Southern Cross yet, I highly recommend it. It’s a cross between 1970’s and 80’s sci fi like Alien and Blade Runner, with a healthy dose of Event Horizon thrown in for good measure.

The Publisher’s Summary: Now boarding: Southern Cross, tanker flight 73 to Titan. Alex Braith is tracing her sister’s steps to the refinery moon, hoping to collect her remains and find some answers. The questions keep coming though—and they lead her down a path of intrigue, betrayal, and galactic horror.

Collects SOUTHERN CROSS #1-6.

Episode 19 – January Previews

This week’s episode is a fun show about the monthly Diamond Comics Previews catalogue, as well as a discussion about the nature of spoilers in today’s always on, on demand world. When is something no longer a spoiler? When can we safely discuss something? (more…)

Episode 18 – 2015 Year In Review

After a one week hiatus, Sequential Fiction is back with a solo episode starring Brian, Kaylin, and Maks. We have comic picks of the week, we’ve got the Secret Origin of All New Comics, and a year-end review with Maks and Kaylin, who shared their favourite movies, tv shows and their favourite games. (more…)

WARNING – This episode contains spoilers. We are also encouraging discussion on our website, there are five warnings in the actual episode, and there are warnings before the actual discussion on this post.

This week Brian and Liam discuss Star Wars The Force Awakens, there is a full review, their favourite parts, and plenty of idle speculation about the future of the franchise.

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Brian and Liam talked about the only good part of the Star Wars Holiday Special, the original 1979 animation from Toronto’s Nelvana Studios which would go on to do both the Droids and Ewoks Saturday morning cartoons. It is surprisingly good.

Liam chose Unfollow from Vertigo Comics

A dying social media mogul leaves his billions to be split evenly between 140 random people-or however many of them are still alive at the moment of his death. Rob Williams (MARTIAN MANHUNTER, THE ROYALS: MASTERS OF WAR) and Michael Dowling (Death Sentence) assemble a cast that includes a young black man trying to get by in St. Louis, an Iranian reporter in need of hope, a retired special forces soldier with a strange sense of purpose, and a thrill-seeking heiress in this thriller that shows we’re all still part of the food chain.

Brian’s choice was Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir

Getting cut in half by Obi-Wan Kenobi and being rejected by his former Sith Master Darth Sidious isn’t going to defeat Darth Maul. In fact, it only makes him mad enough to take on the galaxy, with an army of Mandalorians!

WARNING – THIS IS SPOILER COUNTRY!!!

Brian and Liam discussed The Force Awakens, and we want you to be part of a conversation. Have something you loved? Have something you hated? Talk about it in the comments below. They will not show up in the main story, and you won’t be spoiling for people.

If you don’t want to read spoilers, please do not continue on to the comments.

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Episode 16 – Favourites

This week’s episode is a solo show with Brian talking about some comics, some recent pop culture events, and rounding the episode out with some of his favourite movies, games, TV shows, and more from 2015.

With Liam on hiatus this week, Brian ran two “Comic Picks of the Week”

Pick number 1 is Batman #47 from DC Comics.

While Jim Gordon is in the fight of his life against Mr. Bloom, Bruce Wayne discovers a shocking secret about his past that will change everything in Gotham City!

Pick number 2 is Starfire #7 from DC Comics.