René and Kait join Mike to revisit some of the comics they read when they first got into comics. Mike picked a rough one. PLUS: An mid-episode interview with Dave Baker and Nicole Goux about their upcoming OGN from Dark Horse: Everyone Is Tulip.
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This episode discusses Episode 3, “Weird Deer S**t,” of Netflix’s Sweet Tooth; digging into the world of Dr. Singh, the “Market,” the dubbed “animal rescue team,” and the reveal of the show’s villain.
Leave a CommentThis episode discusses Episode 2 of Netflix’s Sweet Tooth, “Sorry About All The Dead People.” Mike goes into some of the differences from the comic, how the tone of the show manages expectations, and the massive number of questions we were left with at the end of the episode.
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Brian and Paul dig into We Only Find Them When They’re Dead Vol. 1 by Al Ewing, Simone Di Meo, Mariasara Miotti, and AndWorld Design.
Leave a CommentThis episode discusses Episode 1, “Out of the Deep Woods” from Netflix’s SWEET TOOTH and touches on some of the similarities and differences from the comic.
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This week, Paul, Nick, and Kait discuss comics that educate you; not just comics about a person, place, or thing, but are educational tools.
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Mike and Kara are joined by special guest and comic creator Elsa Charretier to discuss her new YouTube channel, breaking down comics, and the drive of an artist.
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Mike and Kait sat down with Erica Schultz to chat about her latest Kickstarter: The Deadliest Bouquet, plus working in the comics industry, logo design, the importance of good lettering technique, teaching comics, and crediting every single person who works on a comic.
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Mike, Nick and René fight it out trying to determine who is the best superhero dad. They really, really tried.
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Paul, Kara, and Mike discuss the “take no bullshit” attitude of Spawn creator, Todd McFarlane, action figures, and how Todd’s take from 1992 on the problem with the Big 2 is still relevant today.
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