Comic Cuts - The Panel Show

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In this episode of Comic Cuts The Panel Show, your favourite podcast about comics, comic creators Dan McDaid & Sapphira Olson bring in panels from a couple of interestingly hard-to-guess comics. Can you guess it before the fellow guests do? Test your comic knowledge, then enjoy a chat that ranges from religion to geography, passing through the realms of DC Comics, Doctor Who, and more.
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In this episode of Comic Cuts The Panel Show, your favourite podcast about comics, Occult Comedian Andrew O'Neill & comedian & podcaster Steve Otis Gunn bring in panels from comics, we guess what they're from and have a lovely chat that, today, encompasses every genre of music, religion, and childhood trauma. And magick with a k.

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Actor and Crushed podcaster Margaret Cabourn Smith and comedian and crime writer Ian Moore bring in comic panels from a newspaper strip and a graphic novel that inspire talk ranging for Mod to the Middle Class and covering so much more on the way.

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Viz writer and artist Davey Jones and comedian and comedy historian Andre Vincent bring in panels from a British kids comic legend and a surprising US newspaper strip, hosted as always by Kev F Sutherland.

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Bleeding Cool head honcho and comic writer Rich Johnston and childrens book writer and illustrator Liz Million bring in panels from a pop-crossover rarity and a British beloved legend with a close connection to our host, who is as always Kev F Sutherland.

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Ahead of fresh episodes of Comic Cuts The Panel Show, here's a never-before-heard classic from the archive - Alan Moore and Steve Moore, interviewed at the Comic Con in London in 1982, by Kev F Sutherland and Steve Noble. 

Parts of this, as you can see in the episode image, were transcribed to become an article in the fanzine Fantasy Advertiser, and most of it remains lost because the recor...

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Comic book and storyboard artist Mike Collins and magician and film director Ali cook bring in a surprising bit of self parody and a chop-socky obscurity.

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Pioneering comedian Angie Belcher and Emmy Award-winning TV writer Roland Moore bring in panels from a 21st century modern kids classic and an enduring British kids comic staple.

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Every episode, the guests reveal a panel from a comic, we try and guess where it's from, then we chat about it. Half an hour later hopef...

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Voice over artist and producer Helen Quigley and comedian and cartoonist Paul Savage bring in panels from a couple of British adult humour icons.

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Hotel Flamingo author & artist Alex Milway and cartoonist and Macc-Pow festival producer Marc Jackson bring in panels from a pair of obscure rarities, one with dragons and one with toast.

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Voice over artist Louisa Gummer and Paulus The Cabaret Geek bring in panels from a childhood treasure and a cartoon legend.

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Comedians Scott Agnew and Mitch Benn bring in panels from a British classic and something rare and obscure.

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Ahead of the new season of Comic Cuts The Panel Show, a bonus episode. This is a small bit of an interview recorded by Kev F and Steve (Shameful Steve) Noble with legendary comic artist Steve Dillon at the 1982 UK Comic Art Convention.

Steve at the time was working on Warrior magazine, and was yet to become the legendary artist of Preacher. Sadly he left us far too early. This recording, a snipp...

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Movie historian Adam Roche and Comics Laureate Hannah Berry, bring in panels from a dark BD and a filthy British funny mag, and talk comics with Kev F the comic artist.

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Every episode, the guests reveal a panel from a comic, we try and guess where it's from, then we chat about it. Half an hour la...

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Batman Killing Joke & legendary Judge Dredd artist Brian Bolland, and Beano artist Rianne Rowlands, bring in panels from a Silver Age DC title and a modern day comedy horror, and talk comics with Kev F the comic artist.

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Singer-songwriter Dean "Lucky Stars" Friedman and comedian Juliet Meyers bring in panels from an underground comics legend and an interesting twist on America's most famous newspaper strip.

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Quarantine Comix' Rachael Smith, and Comedy Award-winning writer & comedian Paul Kerensa, bring in panels from an exciting web comic, and an adaptation of the best selling book of all time, and talk comics with Kev F the comic artist.

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Stand up comedian Juliette Burton, and Julius Zebra creator Gary Northfield, bring in panels from an exciting current British cartoonist and a less well known North American indie artist, and talk comics with Kev F the comic artist.

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Resident Alien co-creator Peter Hogan and comedian & actor Bethany Black share with us panels from a 1960s comic from a surprising creator, and one of the most fun superheroes of the 2020s. The conversation takes us from Pete Townshend's Eel Pie Island to behind the scenes on Doctor Who via five decades of comics, TV, and music. With additional material by Alan Smithee.

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