Two Geeks Talking

Nick Henry and Mike Burton, the writer and creator and artist and illustrator, respectively, of the horror comic series London Gothic. They discuss the inspiration behind the series, including the misunderstood nature of Victorian England and the myths and legends of horror, as well as how the pandemic influenced the creation of the comic. They also talk about their collaborative process and the skills and experiences they bring to the project, as well as their Kickstarter campaigns. More information can be found on their website, www.london-gothic.co.uk.

Two Geeks Talking is thrilled to welcome the creator of the highly anticipated comic series "Golden Years", Michael S. Katz! Join us as we delve into the world of Captain Future, a superhero trapped in suspended animation for over 70 years, who wakes up to a strange new world in 2023. Michael S. Katz, known for his successful Kickstarter comic series "RIOT EARP" and the novels "SHALOM ON THE RANGE," "SIX-GUNS AND SORCERERS," "SHADOW SEAL," and more, shares his creative process behind the blend of humor and drama in "Golden Years." We'll also talk about the talented team of professional artists who bring the story to life, including industry legends Kevin Maguire, Ron Marz, Jack Herbert, Netho Diaz, Keith Champagne, with Julio Santos and Alfie Betts. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to hear from the creator and learn more about this unique and captivating comic series. The interview will be a mix of fun and informative, and we can't wait to share it with our viewers.

Chris O'Hara is the creator and writer of his first comic called Artificial. He is the creator of Bent Box Comics. Artificial comic is about: When humanity succumbs to its creation, an unlikely trio will be called from the past to fight against our future soulless overlords. The three titular characters are Vincent Van Gogh, Marie Cassatt and Leonardo DaVinci. Chris talks about his father being an inker for Marvel comics who quit his career at Marvel and subsequently left Chris at the age of 10. This drove Chris to be focused on being a better husband and father to his child while creating comics, films and video games. Chris talks about his amazing artist Gabriel Fonseca out of Brazil who did the inks, colours and lettering for his first comic book ever! Chris talks about Gabriel's journey as an artist from being shy and asking questions and growing in confidence once the book was completed. This isn't the last we'll see of Gabriel or Chris as this series will span many issues. We talk about the ongoing Kickstarter campaign and look at the various tiers from stickers to an iron on patch to some incredible variant covers drawn in the style of AI Propaganda black and white style to stylized Van Gogh covers.

Join us on Two Geeks Talking as we sit down with David Howard, the Editor-in-Chief and Creator of the far future science fiction graphic anthology 'Blood World' from Raincross Press. David will be discussing his process for creating the world of 'Blood World', as well as the contributions of his talented team, including Jeff Bracey (Art Director/Writer/Artist), Michael Nunneley (Writer), Steve Sellers (Writer), and David Taylor II (Writer). Don't miss this in-depth look at the making of one of the most exciting graphic anthologies in recent memory. Tune in now!

Reynard City Chronicles is a comic series created by Rob Turner. In an interview on Two Geeks Talking, Turner discussed Issue 6 of the series and his plans for a total of nine issues to wrap up the story. He has not announced any plans for an animated or live-action adaptation at this time. The comic features a surreal story that combines elements of 90s Saturday morning cartoons with a darker edge. Support for the production of a print version of the comic and the artists involved can be found on the official website, reynardcitychronicles.com.

Anthony Stokes is the writer and creator of two comics, Intrusive Thoughts and Decay. In an interview on the YouTube channel Two Geeks Talking, he discusses the artist of Intrusive Thoughts (who also did the art on Decay), finding his voice through comic essays on his YouTube channel, SuperComicBros, how controversy can be subjective, and his marketing skills. He also mentions that his take on the cartoon character Velma has already gained 10k views. He talks about the upcoming launch of Intrusive Thoughts on Kickstarter, which is set to launch on January 24, 2023 and encourages viewers to hit "notify me on launch" to be alerted when it goes live. Intrusive Thoughts is a story about an orphan whose mental health deteriorates when his sleep paralysis demon comes to life and attacks one of his classmates. Additionally, the interview includes more information and outtakes at the end of the interview.

Patrick Lugo, also known as PLUGO, is the co-creator of The Comics Fu show on YouTube and the creator of A Tiger's Tale issues 1 and 2. In this second interview with Patrick on Two Geeks Talking, we discuss showcasing A Tiger's Tale in the Sun Art Gallery in San Francisco, coming back to the comic after the lockdown of the pandemic, and how the Comics Fu show got started. The show includes a section called "Stump the Martial Arts Master" to engage the community of the show. More information about A Tiger's Tale can be found on the website atigerstale.com and the Kickstarter page kickstart.atigerstale.com.

Tambi Saffran is a multi-talented individual who is an Amazon Live Influencer, QVC Guest, Host, and Producer of LA Chefs. She joins Two Geeks Talking to discuss her passion for music, her close relationship with her friend Lisa S. Johnson, her boyfriend Marc Ferrari, and her love for cooking. Tambi is the creator of KITTCH and LAChefs, and is currently sweeping the nation with her upcoming streaming show on Amazon Live called Tambi's Pantry, which showcases chefs from around the world. Tambi also shares her personal story of how her grandmother was her guide in the kitchen and how Julia Child was an inspiration to her and share the same birthday. Some call that a fated day!

Richard Fairgray is a comic book writer and artist, known for creating comics such as Blastosaurus, Black Sand Beach, Haunted Hill, SHED, Four Color Heroes, and others. He is also a blind comic artist with a chemical imbalance in his brain that allows him to process images at an incredible speed, remember too much and almost never sleep. His newest comic, Octopus: A Flailing Memoir, is a 144-page graphic memoir about his life and experiences over the course of 18 months. The comic includes 7 connected stories that capture key turning points in his life, including his struggles with suicide, divorce, and relationships. The comic is an adult story filled with complicated emotions and steamy sex clubs. We talk about his love of Harvey Pekar, how adventures happen to him frequently and when he least expects it, and an exclusive look at what the first stretch goal of the Kickstarter campaign will be! The Kickstarter campaign for the comic was successfully funded in 6 HOURS and can be found at www.kickrichard.com Don't miss an episode, subscribe to our podcast now at https://twogeekstalking.podbean.com and our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/tgtmedia Want more content like this? Visit our website at http://tgtmedia.com and explore all our social media through our Linktree at https://www.linktree.com/twogeekstalking

In this exciting interview, the legendary guitarist Marc Ferrari stops by to talk about a truly incredible career in Rock and Roll. As an American musician, author, entrepreneur, and investor; He discusses his career as a guitar player in the 1980s and 1990s rock bands Keel, Cold Sweat, and Medicine Wheel, including his work on the power rock anthem "The Right to Rock" from Keel's album of the same name produced by Gene Simmons of KISS. He also talks about his appearances in the movies Wayne's World 1 and 2, how he created the first online music catalog called Master Source, which was sold to Universal, and how he helped create the theme for the Olympics Dare to Dream. Additionally, he mentions about being an author for How to and knowledge from his years in the music industry and a children's book "Don't Dilly Dally Silly Sally"; and how his guitar was included in Lisa S. Johnson's photography art book Immortal Axes: Guitars that Rock. He discusses also how he acquired his 1968 guitar and a lucky penny from the same year. Lisa S. Johnson was the co-host of the interview.