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Sean Fernald is the producer of the indipendant horror flick, Red Velvet. Starring Henry Thomas (E.T.) and Kelli Garner (Lars and the Real Girl) Red Velvet is a different take on the classic horror movie mixing romance and mayhem.
Check out the official site http://redvelvetmovie.com/
Log Vol 3 #23 - Sean Fernald, Producer of the Motion Picture Red Velvet [8:11m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadSounding more like a Jazz musician than a comic creator, Sean Ward came all the way from Toronto to promote his book Electric Freak-Out.
Check out his site www.seanward.com
James finds a kindred spirit in a fellow New Yorker, Mark Sparacio. Mark talks about learning from and working with Will Eisner and how he eventually left the advertising business to draw comics.
To learn more about Mark’s books go to www.moonstonebooks.com
Log Vol 3 #19 - Mark Sparacio Artist from Moonstone Comics [24:51m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadHaving just finished up a successful run on G.I. Joe, Mike Bear has begun to tackle another one of our childhood favorites with Voltron. Mike talks about Voltron and about drawing the Baroness naked.
To learn more about Mike www.mikedeanbear.com
Log Vol 3 #18 - Mike Bear, Artist for Devil's Due Comics [13:32m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadWhile at Wizard World Chicago James made an astounding discovery, a company called Go Hero. I was drawn to the table by the beautiful 1/6th scale figures of Sinbad, Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon. These very poseable figures came complete with authentic retro styled outfits and nifty accessories that made me drool just to look at them. (see the photos in the Wizard World pics for Saturday).
A versatile artist, Scott Story is the illustrator and co-author for Johnny Saturn. Â For more information on Johnny Saturn go to www.johnnysaturn.com
Antidote Comics is an independent comic book business founded in 2007 based in Des Moines, Iowa. Antidote comics LLC was founded by four Des Moines men. Anthony Lucia and Chris Pruisner planned to launch their own self published title, Bloods Own. Writer Jonah Hardenbrook was brought on board to script the series and assist with plotting. As the work slowly progressed a fourth member, Curt Peterson, was added as an artist and colorist.
Todd Gnacinski began writing Satellite State back in 2005. Issue 1 made its debut at Wizard World Chicago in 2006. The comic is about a an alternate timeline of world history from the late 1930’s to the modern age.
LOCODUCK Producktions is nestled deep in the heart of Orlando, Florida. It is run by Michael Duron and a small little cartoon duck. Michael is an eight year Caricature Artist currently located within the Walt Disney World Resort and Animal Kingdom Theme Park. His rounded areas of expertise are Illustration for Cards, Books, Clothing, and other various items. In addition to Illustration he is also a Published Comic Book Artist with a wide assortment of commissions. Other skills include Advertising Design, cartooning, web design, and Mural Work.
For more information visit www.locoduckproductions.com
John said this book was one of the most original concepts he saw all weekend. He took some time to chat with Charlie dispite the loud overhead speaker.
Their website isn’t ready yet but you can find information at Gallons Of Gore.com
Back at Mind Games in Toledo, Ohio, JJ sits downs with Sean to talk D&D 4th Edition and get some perspective from a few shop customers…
Investigating Mind Games Vol 1 #07 - JJ and Sean Talk 4th Edition... [36:05m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadWhile at Wizard World Chicago Nate, Benton, John and James caught a screening of Batman: Gotham Knight but before their review they discuss their rock star status as “PRESS”.
Inner Circle - Vol 3 #28 - Batman: Gotham Knights Preview [26:29m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadVictor makes a special trip to the lair of the great Ed to record this week’s podcast. Ed and Victor discuss the plethora of Avenger books that were released this week and some bits from Origins Game Fair and Wiz
Monarch Comics Briefing Vol 2 #36 - Week of June 25, 2008 [60:50m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadThe name speaks for itself. If you don’t know who Warren Ellis is listen to the interview then go out and buy his books. You’ll thank James later.Â
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Some of the most beautiful art at the show was displayed at the Imaginism Studios table (in James’ opinion). This talented group are teachers as well as amazing artists with very diverse styles.Check out their site http://www.imaginismstudios.com/
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