11 O'Clock Comics Episode 95

[deadcowaroma]

So long as he doesn't have more than me.  I'm the favourite.

[deadcowaroma]

By the way, I ran out of Worf gifs. If anyone has anymore to throw my way, I'd appreciate it.


 

[Doug!]

[JoeyN]

By the way, I ran out of Worf gifs. If anyone has anymore to throw my way, I'd appreciate it.


 

Has to do with the VG console fan wars, but it's one of my favorites

[ddorr22000]

This is killing me.   What was the book that you guys were describing that had CMBK colors.   That each story was in its own color. 

It was scifi and and people lived in a satelite..etc.

I went through the forum and couldn't find it.

Thanks.

dd

[Farrell]

This is killing me.   What was the book that you guys were describing that had CMBK colors.   That each story was in its own color. 

It was scifi and and people lived in a satelite..etc.

I went through the forum and couldn't find it.

Thanks.

dd

Unclothed Man in the 35th Century by Dash Shaw.

[Jo-El]

I'm a little behind on my eoc listening, but Huge Love to Chris for the DR & Quinch re-read!     Glad you enjoyed the book!

[laseraw]

catching up with this episode
some responses to stuff discussed (it might have been touched upon here earlier)

* alan moore interviews.
i find  interviews with him very interesting and i agree he seems much more approachable now that in the 80s
these podcasts are all carried by a documented interviewer for British network and are not fanboyish at all

the magic of alan moore (over 1&half in 3 parts)
this one is lengthy, colloquial and amazingly inspiring in terms of understanding his definition of magic and so on.
http://www.resonancearchive1.org.uk/audio/ReadyForMyCloseup/imready_alanmoore1.mp3
http://www.resonancearchive1.org.uk/audio/ReadyForMyCloseup/imready_alanmoore2.mp3
http://www.resonancearchive1.org.uk/audio/ReadyForMyCloseup/imready_alanmoore3.mp3
very good one!

about from hell
http://panelborders.wordpress.com/2008/10/23/todays-show-from-hell-and-psycho-geography/

about lost girls (in 2 parts)
http://panelborders.wordpress.com/2008/02/24/video-podcast-looking-for-lost-girls/

here are collected many of the same interviews with moore, as well as other with his collaborators over time
like watchmen's dave gibbons, league's kevin o'neil and v's david lloyd
http://panelborders.wordpress.com/2009/03/08/alan-moore-and-dave-gibbons-on-panel-borders/

of course there's the midscape of alan moore documentary available on fragments on youtube
still extremely interesting but it comes across as a little more pretentious with the music and the montages

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/w9ARHvJ25yE&rel=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/w9ARHvJ25yE&rel=1</a>

i found from minute 4:20 of this segment simply heartbreaking, somewhat like the 2nd half of wall-e ...
give it a try!


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*TORPEDO is a spanish comic book not italian. sorry to correct you guys...
also both bernet and abuli are spanish authors...
it ran from 83 to 99 and that was that.

i mean no harm but here's a pic of the french edition
680 pages for 35 euros... fully b&w as it should!



i guess it's going to get a little pricy divided into 160 page volumes... but what you gonna do.
i cant read french either but, this i didn't buy for the reading... i bought it for the learning! (it is a school book for me!)
you just cant draw much better than bernet does here so... gotta pay up!

in my opinion, bernet's work is to be seen in b&w
particularly this heavily noir tales
jonah hex does look fine in color but, it looks like the work of art of a master on b&w

[leafinsectman (Dan)]

This was a fun ass episode Ron did great and I think I like him better when he doesn't have a script and there's no time limit. Great stuff! Kinda nice listening to these late since I get to relive past comics.