Deconstructing Comics
Deconstructing Comics is a podcast by and for comics creators — especially those who haven't hit their creative stride yet.Whether you've got a comic going and you're trying to promote it, or you haven't even started yet and need some help getting rolling, we hope you'll come…
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Critiquing Comics #250: "Ra no Tabi" (opens the original)
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Well, it was probably inevitable: we were sent a comic made with A.I. The human creator cops to using it for the art, but the story also as an A.I. feel. Is it any good? Is it ethical to present it as "art"? Tim and Adam discuss. Brought to you by: Checkered Past podcast Our supporters on Patreon
#885 A Slayer of 13 Demons & A Real Canadian Hero (opens the original)
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This time we're rejoined by Adam Tierney , writer of Romeo and Juliet and Godzilla, as well as Italian artist Saspy . From opposite sides of the planet, they've collaborated on a new comedy/horror/YA graphic novel from IDW, 13 Demons Dead . Meanwhile, Koom has been at Fan Expo Canada. He's done a brief interview with John Rhys-Davies (Gimli in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, and Sallah in the Indiana Jones series) and a longer talk with Captain Canuck co-creator Richard Comely . Is there a connec
#884 Jack Kirby's Black Panther: Take THAT, George Lucas! (opens the original)
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This week we finally return to Jack Kirby 's 1970s run on Black Panther , specifically issues 9 and 10. With Panther away during a crisis, his four relatives step up and become the Black Musketeers ! Will they be comedically inept? Racially cringey? Or maybe they'll turn out to be so great that everybody will forget about T'Challa! Also, Panther's plight takes an amusing turn as he encounters a sci-fi film shoot in the African desert... hmmm... Brought to you by: Quarter Bin podcast Our supporte
#883 Hulk smash! Hulk stomp! Hulk wear rubber Hulk mask! (opens the original)
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Consider the Incredible Hulk . He's often referred to as the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of the Marvel Universe. But is he really Jekyll and Hyde on a deep level? Paul has been studying the early Hulk comics, looking at the various framings that were tried soon after the character's debut. Does Banner turn to Hulk when the sun goes down? Can he become Hulk whenever he wants? Does Rick Jones have hypnotic control over the Hulk? These were all tried in the wacky six-issue run of Hulk's book in 1962 an
#882 "Supergirl" vs. "Woman of Tomorrow" (opens the original)
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This summer's Supergirl movie, while not nearly as good as sliced bread, was compelling enough to make Tim curious as to how it compares with the comic it's based on, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow by Tom King and Bilquis Evely. Tim recruited Emmet to join in and consider questions such as: Why did this movie get made? How do we feel about the original comic? Is the movie a good adaptation? Did the story changes to the film hurt or help it? Here's that discussion! Comic Tropes video on Bilquis Eve
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