Deconstructing Comics #654: “Akira”
Considering how much Mulele talked up Katsuhiro Otomo’s Akira back in the early days of the podcast, it’s strange that
Read moreConsidering how much Mulele talked up Katsuhiro Otomo’s Akira back in the early days of the podcast, it’s strange that
Read moreWith the growing concerns over the spread of the coronavirus and more and more cities and communities in shutdown, it’s
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Read moreUzumaki is a 1998 horror manga by Junji Ito, unique in its capacity to simultaneously laugh out loud at its
Read moreDavid F. Sandberg’s 2019 movie Shazam!, starring Zachary Levi, Asher Angel, and Mark Strong, was a a break from the
Read moreThis week, Emmet, Patrick, Tim, and Chuck Coletta talk about their favorite comics of the past decade! If you’re looking
Read moreEmily Carroll’s Through the Woods (2014) collects a number of her horror web comics. Kumar and Emmet review the book
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Read moreTom Spurgeon, a comics advocate, historian, and journalist, passed away on November 13, 2019. Tom was a frequent guest on
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Read moreFor more than 40 years, Rumiko Takahashi has been one of Japan’s premiere manga creators. Many of her titles center
Read moreBob Budiansky was a writer, artist, and editor for Marvel in the 1980s and ’90s, after starting out majoring in
Read moreAnn Nocenti is a journalist and filmmaker who also has had quite a career in comics. She wrote Daredevil for
Read moreKlaus Janson has a long and storied career, working for both Marvel and DC as a writer, penciller, and inker,
Read moreHorror writer H.P. Lovecraft understood that it was more upsetting to let the reader imagine the horrific thing, than to
Read moreThis week, Critiquing Comics favorite Kristin Tipping talks about the background to Evil Witch Allie and A Book for Sad
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Read moreThe Critiquing Comics Podcast is back tonight, from the same folks who bring us Deconstructing Comics, but this time talking
Read moreThe Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back tonight to talk about the other work of Akira creator Katsuhiro Otomo… In the
Read moreThe same people who bring us the Deconstructing Comics Podcast are joining us tonight to talk about the craft of
Read moreThe Deconstructing Podcast folks join us tonight to reflect an influential and beloved book and its translation into a different
Read moreThe Deconstructing Comics podcast is back tonight talking with writer Dan Mishkin again about a number of his other projects
Read moreThe Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back tonight with an all-star interview for us… Dan Mishkin has worked on many different
Read moreTonight the Critiquing Comics Podcast is back from the same folks who bring us Deconstructing Comics, but this time focusing
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Read moreThe Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back tonight with the exploration of a graphic novel that deserves attention… Eileen Gray: A
Read moreThe Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back tonight to look at manga-type stories with diversity leading to a new publishing venture..
Read moreThe Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back tonight to talk about the birth of an icon and what he means today…
Read moreThe Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back tonight to talk about the birth of an icon and what he means today…
Read moreThe Critiquing Comics Podcast is back tonight, from the same folks who bring us Deconstructing Comics, but this time focusing
Read moreThe Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back tonight, this time exploring an eventful career in comics. Mike Barr is perhaps best
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