In this episode of Comic Books Are Burning In Hell, Joe McCulloch, Chris Mautner and Tucker Stone talk about various comics by Kazuo Koike & Goseki Kojima, Grandville Bete Noir, iPads, David Lloyd comics, The Phoenix and...well, life and stuff. Comics though, mostly. Matt Seneca will return in our next episode, and the word on the street is that Matthew will bring the thunder. Eli's coming!
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2013.01.10
Comic Books Are Burning In Hell: Samurai Fiction, Tablet Computers and Bryan Talbot. A Podcast Returns!
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The movie I refer to near the beginning is William Grefe's Sting of Death (1966); don't everyone rush Amazon at once!
Posted by: Jog | 2013.01.11 at 00:44
Thanks for discussing Panel Nine, chaps!
The Alan Moore article on Spiegelman's Arcade is available to read in the free iPad magazine about digital comics INFINITY. You can download it from the iTunes App Store here: https://itunes.apple.com/jp/app/infinity-digital-graphic-novels/id540599442?mt=8
It's also available to read online or download as a PDF via Issuu:
http://issuu.com/russellwillis
Posted by: Russell Willis | 2013.01.19 at 09:19