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The Captioned Life Show will be on hold indefinitely. It's tough to share this but the last couple of weeks affirmed that I've made the right decision.
There are no plans on when or if we will start back up the show. The show's social media accounts will also be inactive during this time. If you like to stay in contact, I will be active on my social media accounts that are focused on gaming.
Thank you all for all of your support!
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Film student and Comic Watcher Aaron Kleinman join the show to review Marvel Comics’ “Spider-Man: Life Story,” which was a six issues plus one annual series created by Chip Zdarsky and Mark Bagley. They discussed some of the main, pivotal moments in the series, including the Spidey suits and issues they had with the series, such as how they did Bein Reilly dirty and how Doc Ock married Aunt May. They also touch on what comic books they and the show's listeners are reading.
Aaron Kleinman is a film student who is aiming to work in animation and has also worked in a comic shop for the past 5 years. He first got into comics at a young age when he was gifted single issues and trades by his dad. Justice League Europe #57 was the first issue he remembers reading. Crisis on Infinite Earths was one of the first storyline comics he read, and George Perez's art is arguably where he can trace his want to create back to. Over the years he has done voice acting, stage acting, film acting, animation & film writing, and many other behind-the-scenes work. Creating is in his blood, and it's arguably thanks to comics.
You can find Aaron on social media under the username @maroyasha and also contact him through his website.
You can also find his podcast, “With A-Hyphen.”
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Comic Watcher Seth Romo joins the show to talk about the winners and nominees of the 2023 Eisner Awards that were announced on July 21st at San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC). They discuss some of the big news from the convention that got them excited, some of the surrounding controversies around the convention and the awards, and a deep dive into some of the category winners of the Eisners that they selected and voted on by their Patreon members.
They also touch on how to correctly pronounce James Tynion IV’s name, what writers they think may win next year, and what comic books they and the listeners of the show are reading.
Seth A. Romo is a lifelong fan of comic books and believes there is a comic out there for everyone. He writes for Comic Watch, shares his comic book commentary on Substack, and does his best to get through his ever-growing comic book “to read” pile. His current goal is to read every issue of Detective Comics starting with Issue #27.
He's a Husband, new Dad, Pet Parent, and so-so toy photographer.
You can find Seth on social media here. He is mostly active on Instagram.
This episode was recorded and published during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labor of the writers and actors currently on strike, the movies and series being discussed here wouldn't exist.
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Sean interviews comics writer Stephanie Phillips. They discuss her journey from being a faculty in higher ed to making the transition to comics, her love for hockey, and what historical fiction she recommends.
They also touch on Stephanie’s comic book origin story, do a round of “This Or That?”, and what comic books they are reading.
Stephanie Phillips is an American writer known for comics and graphic novels such as HARLEY QUINN, WONDER WOMAN, GRIM, and WE ONLY KILL EACH OTHER. She has written critically acclaimed work with some of the industry's major publishers, such as DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Image Comics, Boom!, and more.
All Day With Ellie is the show where geek and pop-culture collide! Join Ellie, as she discusses all things geeky with passionate guests. This podcast will be your go-to destination for insightful conversations about topics we could talk about, all day! Each episode unveils an exploration of beloved fandoms and captivating stories that fuel our collective imagination. Tune in and join Ellie and her guests as they celebrate the joy, excitement, and boundless creativity of the geek and pop culture world. Get ready to geek out, laugh, and discover new passions on 'All Day with Ellie'!
Follow and find everything you need to know about “All Day With Ellie” here.
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Virtual comic shop co-owner Sammy Sopczak joins Sean to educate him about grading comics. They discuss what it is, how the numbering system works, and what motivates someone to want to grade comics.
They also touch on Sammy’s origin story with comics and her husband, what goes into running a virtual comic shop, and what comic books they are reading.
SPECIAL THANKS - Matt Martin for providing an image of a graded comic for the show art for this episode.
Sammy Sopczak is the co-owner of Skeleton Key Comics, a virtual comic shop that sells raw and graded comics. You can find Sammy on her Instagram account, @skeletonkeycomics.
Paperweight Entertainment is a weekly podcast dedicated to all things Marvel, DC, Disney+, HBO Max, and so much more!
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Podcasters Matt and Lauren from Hops “GEEK” News joins Sean to review Marvel Comics’ Secret Wars, published from 2015 - 2016 and was created by Jonathan Hickman (writer), Esad Ribic (artist), Ive Svorcina (colorist), and Chris Eliopoulos (letterer), and cover art by Alex Ross. They discuss their key 3 moments from the series that range from comedic moments to WTF was that, and how little they actually knew about what was happening with characters and Marvel stories during this event.
They also touch on Matt’s culture shock when he moved from Boston to Idaho, Lauren’s experience with Disney breweries in Orlando, what they hope to see in the MCU version of Secret Wars, and what comic books they and the listeners of the show are reading.
Lauren also snuck in a secret mug during the recording to annoy Sean - watch the YouTube version of the episode to find out what that was!
Hops GEEK News is a craft beer-loving geek-themed podcast. From Star Wars to comic origin episodes, to Supernatural, to interviewing comic book creators, and beyond! Hops Geek News discusses almost anything you might see at a con while enjoying a craft beer of the week. Cheers!
Find them online by checking out the Hops GEEK News Linktree
Valkyrie’s Vault is a local gaming store located in Brownsburg, Indiana. They sell anything gaming related from card games to board games and role-playing games, as well as merchandise, collectibles, and apparel.
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Comic Watch Content Manager Chad Burdette joins Sean to review the 5-issue series Flashpoint by DC Comics. It was released in 2011 and was written by Geoff Johns, penciled by Andy Kubert, inked by Sandra Hope, colored by Alex Sinclair, and lettered by Nick J. Napolitano.
Flashpoint tells the story of Barry Allen, The Flash, finding himself in a new universe where his mom is still alive, he is no longer married to Iris West, the superheroes are all different, and the world is about the end thanks to a war between the Amazonians and the Atlanteans.
Chad Burdette is a lifelong comic book fan and reader having been introduced at a young age via the Superfriends comics and other DC comics under the Whitman banner. In 2008 Chad began writing for the Albany NY Times Union contributing and overseeing the Comic Book Community blog hosted by the newspaper which lasted until 2021. In 2019 Chad came on as a news contributor for Comic Watch. During this time he also freelanced for ScreenRant and CBR writing lists. In 2021 Chad was promoted to editor for Comic Watch and later to Content Manager in 2022ish.
In 2020 Chad started to focus on his YouTube Channel, The Comic Multiverse, which is an interview format where he talks to creators doing anything from Kickstarters to mainstream creators he has met on the convention scene. He also somehow weaseled his way into the cohost chair of The Comic Watchers and does the weekly Krowdfunder Korner along with editing, news, and the occasional review for the site.
Find Chad online here:
None Of My Friends Like Comics Podcast is a podcast for comic book fans new and old alike! Long-time comic book enthusiast, Nick, talks with a first-time reader about a comic book. Will the newcomers pull it or drop it??
Find out every other Thursday!
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In a special YouTube Livestream, Sean interviews Wing Mui, co-owner of Outsider Comics. Outsider Comics is a local comic shop that is a trans and queer worker-owned store in Seattle, Washington. They discuss how they provide not only many comics and resources for the LGBTQ community but also a safe haven and community for those who identify as LGBTQIA and others who may feel out of place (hence, Outsider Comics).
Visit Outsider Comics' website to learn more about their wonderful store.
Wing Mui (she/her) is a maker, artist, bookseller, bard, and small business owner located near Seattle, WA. Formerly a 6-12 and post-secondary educator / administrator, currently a trash animal screaming constantly. She likes crows and cats and other things, though her fursona is probably a fox. She's literally the five of swords in a tarot deck. She does not own nor does she play an Alesha deck.
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Sean interviews comics writer Scott Snyder, who is known for his work on Batman, Swamp Thing, Nocterra, Barnstormers, and more. Sean asks Scott a round of This Or That questions, and they talk about Scott’s early days in the comics industry and some of the challenges that he faced.
They also touch on Scott’s deep love for Elvis Presley, their views on religion and spirituality, his days as a Disney World cast member, and what comic books they and the listeners of the show are reading.
Shortbox Summary Podcast - a comic book podcast that takes a look at titles and movies from the mid-2000s.
Scott Snyder has written comics for both DC and Marvel, including the bestselling series AMERICAN VAMPIRE, BATMAN and SWAMP THING, and is the author of the story collection Voodoo Heart (The Dial Press). He taught writing at Sarah Lawrence College, NYC and Columbia University. He lives on Long Island with his wife Jeanie, and his three sons. He is a dedicated and un-ironic fan of Elvis Presley.
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Show co-founder and former co-host Kevin Stahlecker joins Sean to review DC Comics’ Superman: Birthright by Mark Waid, Leinil Francis Yu, Gerry Alanguilan, Dave McCaig, and Comicraft. They discuss their thoughts on the writing and the artwork, the cover art, and what was going on in the world during the series.
They also touch on their origin story with the character of Superman, how necks seem challenging to draw, and what comic books they and the show's listeners are reading.
Phoenix Comics & Games Phoenix Comics & Games is Capitol Hill's Premier Comic Shop: Manga, graphic novels board games, CCGs, & RPGs.
Kevin Stahlecker is a long-time comic book and superhero fan, and as a public educator, he is constantly finding new ways to weave his love of pop culture into the classroom. He's also a co-founder and former cohost of the Captioned Life Podcast.
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A show for the most casual and dedicated fans of comics. Join Sean as he discovers what the world of comics and graphic novels has to offer from one-on-one interviews with industry professionals,…
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