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April 15, 2013
On this month’s episode of The Comic Cast we’re joined by Irish Times journalist Patrick Freyne to help us review Celtic Warrior The Legend of Cú Chulainn by Will Sliney, Dockwood by Jon McNaught, Adventures of a Japanese Business Man by Jose Domingo and Blackstar #1 by Mike Lynch/Dwayne Moloney/Trystan Mitchell. Also on the show: Children’s literature enthusiast Kim Harte joins us to review the latest picture books for kids, Stephen Mooney talks about his inspiration for his upcoming creator owned comic Half Past Danger, Co-founder of Nobrow Sam Arthur gives us a tour of the British comics publishing house in London, we crash the launch of The Extraordinaires Design Studio to chat with Rory O’Connor, Anita Murphy, Brenb and Chris Judge about the new product design game and on the line from Spain we have Irish comic books legend Bob Byrne to get the latest on the new Amperduke prequel.
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Tags: adventures of a japanese businessman, anita murphy, blackstar, Bob Byrne, brenb, chris judge, craig o'connor, cu chulainn, dockwood, dublin, dwayne moloney, half past danger, irish comic books, jose domingo, kim harte, lemony snicket, liam geraghty, mike lynch, nobrow, o'brien press, patrick freyne, rory o'connor, sam arthur, stephen mooney, the comic cast, The Extraordinaires Design Studio, the irish times, trystan mitchell, will sliney
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October 25, 2012
This weeks episode of the Comic Cast is guaranteed Irish! Well, like, it’s recorded in Dublin so what do you expect but what we’re getting at is on this edition of the show we review a ton of new Irish comic books including Nestor by Martin Greene, Mike Lynch and Paul McCallan, And The Blood Flowed Green by Alan Nolan, MacGyver by David Lee Zlotoff, Tony Scott and Will Sliney, Stray Lines – an Irish comic book anthology from Paddy Lynch, Gus Hughes, Andrew Judge, Philip Barrett, Chris Judge and Barry Hughes and also Luke Pearson’s Hilda and the Bird Parade and Uncanny Avengers #1 by Rick Remender and John Cassada. We also review James Bond’s latest motion picture outing SKYFALL. Enjoy!
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Tags: Alan Nolan, and the blood flowed green, andrew judge, barry hughes, chris judge, craig o'connor, dublin, gus hughes, hilda, hilda and the bird parade, irish comic books, lee david zlotoff, liam geraghty, luke pearson, macgyver, murder can be fatal, nobrow, o'brien press, paddy lynch, philip barrett, skyfall, stray lines, will sliney
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October 10, 2012
With Halloween fast approaching it’s only fitting that on this weeks Comic Cast we review Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie! And speaking of bringing dead dogs back to life – we also review Dredd. In Irish comics we inspect At War with the Empire by Gerry Hunt, Ghost of Shandon by Alan Corbett and Tales from the Void by Darrin O’Toole and A. Kaviraj. Also up for review on this weeks show is Daredevil: End of Days by Brian Michael Bendis/David W. Mack/Klaus Janson. Not forgetting all the comics news that’s fit to waffle about! Enjoy!
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Tags: a kaviraj, alan corbett, at war with the empire, brian michael bendis, craig o'connor, daredevil, darrin o'toole, david w. mack, dredd, dublin, end of days, frankenweenie, gerry hunt, ghost of shandon, irish comic books, klaus janson, liam geraghty, tales from the void, the comic cast, tim burton
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July 25, 2012
Adam West had his day and now Christian Bale has his. The Comic Cast reviews The Dark Knight Rises. Does anything else matter on this weeks episode? Probably not. But if you’re interested we also review Batman Earth One (Geoff John/Gary Frank), Spider-Men (Brian Micheal Bendis/Sara Pichelli), Before Watchmen: Night Owl (J.M. Stracynski/Joe & Andy Kubert), Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre (Darwyn Cooke/Amanda Conner/Amanada Conner), Before Watchmen: Comedian (Brian Azzerello/J.G. Jones) and Before Watchmen: Ozymandias (Len Wein/Jae Lee).
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June 12, 2012
We’re just gonna come right out and say this. We liked Prometheus. Seriously. We did. And on this weeks episode of The Comic Cast we explain why. Not only that, but Thunderbolts / Northlanders artist Declan Shalvey joins us to say why he DIDN’T like it. In comics, we review a whole host of new Irish comic books including Where’s Larry by Philip Barrett, Destination Homicide by Alan Nolan, League of Volunteers: Black Scorpion by Rob Curley and Stephen Downey, Holy Numbers by Tommie Kelly and Two Lives by John Connor and Una Gallagher. We also give our candid thoughts on Before Watchmen by Darwyn Cooke. It’s a belter of a show! Enjoy!
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Tags: Alan Nolan, before watchmen, craig o'connor, darwyn cooke, declan shalvey, Irish comics, liam geraghty, northlanders, philip barrett, prometheus, rob curley, stephen downey, thunderbolts, tommie kelly
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April 6, 2010
The Comic Cast has been rated ‘C’ for comics. This means this podcast may contain reviews of Brian K. Vaughan/Niko Henrichons’ Pride of Baghdad, J.C. Vaughn/Vincent Spencers’ Zombie Proof , Susumu Katsumatas’ Red Snow, Mark Millar/Steve McNivens’ Nemesis and Paul Hornschemeiers’ All and Sundry. It is also likely to include a review of the film version of Mark Millars’ Kick-Ass and a discussion on it’s violent content, not to mention which other future comic to film adaptations to keep an eye on. The censor also notes that an interview with 28 Days Later artist Declan Shalvey before he departed for New York is featured. Listeners should be accompanied by a parent or guardian during the comics news section as it features the latest on the Walking Dead TV series, the return of All-Star Batman and Robin and all the goings on in the Irish comics scene this month. It may also contain scenes of a sexual nature. Maybe.
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Tags: 28 days later, all and sundry, Brian K. Vaughan, comic cast, craig o'connor, declan shalvey, irish, iron man, J.C. Vaughn, jedward, kick-ass, last bus, liam geraghty, mark millar, nemesis, Niko Henrichon, paddy lynch, paul hornschemeier, podcast, Pride of Baghdad, red snow, Steve McNiven, Susumu Katsumata, tintin, Vincent Spencer, Zombie Proof
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July 26, 2009
So the Comic Cast is one year older but are we any wiser? Probably not, but with continued access to a microphone in a remote location in Kildare this week we review Nicholas Gurewitch’s The Perry Bible Fellowship Almanack, Neil Gaiman’s Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? Alan Moore’s Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? Mark Schultz’s Superman and Batman vs. Aliens and Predator, Peter Milligan’s Sub-Mariner: The Depths and Greg Pak’s Magneto: Testament. Not to mention a quartet of new Irish comics including Ronan Kennedy’s What is it? David Withers’ Chaingun Chimp #1, Daragh McLoughney’s Anarchy: Seek and Destroy and Alan Nolan’s Dubcity Comics: At Hells Gate. So what ever did happen to the Comic Cast? Nothing, you silly billy. We’re right here!
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Tags: alan moore, Alan Nolan, Anarchy, At Hells Gate, Chaingun Chimp, comic books, comic cast, craig o'connor, Daragh McLoughney, David Withers, Dubcity Comics, dublin, edward gorey, Greg Pak, ireland, irish, liam geraghty, Magneto: Testament, Mark Schultz, neil gaiman, Nicholas Gurewitch, Peter Milligan, ronan kennedy, Seek and Destroy, Sub-Mariner: The Depths, Superman and Batman vs. Aliens and Predator, The Perry Bible Fellowship Almanack, What is it?, Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?, Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?
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