
A podcast about the craft of comics
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesArtsLeisureVisual Arts | |||

Sixty years ago, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby presided over the debut of the Black Panther in Fantastic Four #52. The story presents the expectations of the average American for stories about Africa (Jungles! Natives! Africa is a country, right?) and defi... more
Jimmy Gownley is the award-winning creator of Amelia Rules, Tanner Rocks, The Dumbest Idea Ever, and more, as well as a co-host of the Unpacking Peanuts podcast. This time, he talks with Tim about why the earliest stuff sells the best (never mind how... more
FLASHBACK! One of the most acclaimed Marvel runs of the 1980s was by Walt Simonson on The Mighty Thor. He began writing and drawing it with #337, continued through to #367 (with a quick break in the middle), then gave up art duties but continued writ... more
A love triangle. One member feels jilted and goes off the deep end. A gun is involved. Tim and Adam talk about the thriller Lovers Quarrel by Rob Capili, Ikos Karimlan, and Joy Mateo.
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Potentially some of these episodes might be quite good but the two I listened to from recent months weee terrible. In one, the interviewer went off on long rambling questions, interrupting the subject on a few occasions and not following up on answers which begged for a continuation. In the other, the interviewer played the sycophant card throughout, laughing at ridiculous statements and agreeing with everything said n matter how inane.
The hosts are incredible at giving in-depth, respectful discussions on each week’s topic!
Highly recommended. An intelligent look at sequential art. Enjoyable!
If you want intelligent discussions on great comics from the perspectives of people based in America, Japan and Australia, then this is for you. A great world view on one of the finest art forms!
Tim and his rotating band of co-hosts do an excellent job covering comics from across the spectrum and around the world. Definitely not the usual comic book podcast. it is smart, insighful & entertaining.
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Covering the intricate world of comic books, this podcast features engaging discussions about both classic and contemporary works in the comic medium. Episodes often include deep dives into graphic novels, comic adaptations from films, and the experiences of comic creators, providing listeners with a broad understanding of the craft itself. Unique perspectives are shared, with hosts reflecting on societal themes, the evolution of the comic industry, and their connections with creators, making each episode ripe with insights for comic enthusiasts and industry professionals alike.
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Recent guests on Deconstructing Comics include:
1. Dan Schkade
2. Wahab Algarmi
3. Ben Wickey
4. Juan Maí Bush
5. Ken Krimstein
6. James Robinson
7. Jillian Tamaki
8. Briana Loewinsohn
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