Random Acts of Comics features conversations with fans and pros about the impact comics have had on their lives. Also, “What’s Your Favorite Comic?” Also, occasional radio plays and dramatic reenactments of classic comic scenes. Also, other random stuff. I don’t know yet. We’ll see…
Megan Huang is new to the comics world. Fairly new. She is a funny, wonderfully charming person, an artist with a bright style and a bright future, and my new pal.
At the Baltimore Comic Con each year, Katie Cook's table is always right across from mine. We always say hello, exchange pleasantries, and smile and wave over at each other throughout the course of the show. But we never seem to get a chance to settle in for a real conversation. Why, you ask? Because Katie's table is ALWAYS surrounded by throngs of her adoring fans, all eager to chat...
Tom Raney is an excellent comic book artist. He is also an excellent person. No, really! He even won an award for it! At the 2024 Ringo Awards, Tom was given the Brogan Fidelity Award for his continuous dedication to the Hero Initiative, providing care and support to financially impacted comic book professionals in need of health and care services. Just...the nicest guy.
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"Your twenties are for crappy jobs, crappy apartments, and crappy relationships -- do 'em all." This and so many more truly precious gems fall out of writer/editor Terry Kavanaugh's mouth during his chat with your host, Todd Dezago. You should listen.
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If you polled all of the artists working in comics today and asked them if they ever took anything away from the instructional art column, Brutes and Babes, featured in Wizard Magazine back in the day, the number would be staggering! BART SEARS has influenced THAT MANY people! Also, he drew so many awesome comics, too many to list, but here are a few of my favorites... Invasion, Justice League Europe, X-O Manowar, Captain America ...
When Todd and writer/artist/creator Carla Speed McNeil get talking it's usually about books and authors and story. Not stories, but STORY -- not just the tale, but how the tale is told. Here, Carla and Todd discuss some of the authors favorite titles and authors outside of comics and Todd explains why everyone should check out Carla's exquisite FINDER series.
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So, I’ll let you guess. What if I say he wrote Avengers, Defenders, Captain America and the Hulk at Marvel…? How about Justice League, Green Lantern Corps, and Detective Comics at DC…? No…? The Joker Fish…? Amazing Adventures featuring The Beast…? Oh, that did it. Yeah, it’s Steve Engelhart!
The Mooks are back in a very special episode of Grown Man Watching Cartoons! Although not technically a cartoon, Doug made us sit through Roger Corman's unreleased lemon "The Fantastic Four" (1994)
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Scott Kress is not so much a comics fan as he is a fan of the art.
Yeah, that Adam Hughes. The creator of so many of your favorite comic book covers, Adam Hughes is a talented artist, a personable fellow, and a funny, funny guy. But, life coach…? Listen to Adam lay down for us why it’s important — for both giver and getter — to learn to receive compliments. Didn’t think you’d be learning anything today, huh…?
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Featuring Matt Wieringo and Doug Wortel
This seasons brings stories of witches and ghosts
Marc Storrs is one of the hosts of Todd’s favorite podcast, The Cryptonaut podcast, which features stories and discussions about the strange and bizarre creatures that may be lurking in the darkest woods. Todd is a huge fan and fanboys out a little and, frankly, it’s a bit embarrassing. Come join Todd and Marc in a conversation about both comics and cryptids.
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Rich Case is a comic book artist best known for his work on Doctor Strange and the ultra-bizarre Grant Morrison scripted Doom Patrol. He was also the Inker on Sensational Spider-Man when I was writing it. One time, when we were in San Diego on a shuttle bus to the convention, Rich and I came up with what we were certain would be the greatest Batman villain ever. But once we got off the bus, both of us promptly forgot it, so now we...
Dan Brereton is, simply put, a terrific artist. Inspired by some of the early painters drawn to comic book work in the early 90s, Dan brought an entirely new look to Superman and Batman, Robin, and Batgirl, to name a few. He wrote and painted his own creator-owned team called The Nocturnals and continues to stun with his unique, inimitable style.
includes excerpt of "Atomic" by Blondie
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In this special bonus episode we're calling "Grown Men Watching Cartoons," Todd is joined by his mooks, Walt Curley and producer, Doug Wortel to talk about the animated Warner Brothers feature, Batman: The Killing Joke - based on the 1988 DC graphic novel written by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland. It's a fun conversation!
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Bret Blevins is an artist’s artist having worked in comic strips, comic books, animation, and illustration. He is my same age and lives in the American southwest. Bret and I met years ago on an ill-fated project that never saw the light of day but wasn’t our fault. We stand by that. Here’s my conversation with my dear friend, Bret Blevins, artist on The New Mutants, The Buzz Chronicles, and Batman: Shadow of the Bat, to name a few.
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Jimmy Palmiotti is a true maverick in the world of comics, having been in advertising, production, an inker, an editor, a writer. And here’s a thing; he grew up in the same neighborhood as Doug! Flatbush! I always thought that was just a place Bugs made up. Like, they know a lot of the same places! And some of the same people! Brooklyn in the house~!!! You’re gonna like this one.
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