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ConSequential Podcast 61 - Fantasy

Podcast 61 - Fantasy

September 7, 2016

We bravely set out to find the very best in fantasy comics, but we got badly sidetracked and got eaten by a Groo, a monster from a videogame that shares its name with a fantasy comic we didn't actually cover. Will that do? I tried.

There's a weird lack of fantasy comics, so we try to figure out why what Mr Hart so kindly refers to as "Elves and Swords and Bollocks" isn't as prevalent as other genres.

We covered:

  • A City Inside - Tillie Walden
  • Oishinbo - Tetsu Kariya, Akira Hanasaki
  • Black Monday Murders - Jonathan Hickman, Tomm Coker
  • Dicebox - Jenn Manley Lee
  • Echo’s Rift  Jennifer Potter
  • Unsounded - Ashley Cope
  • Stand Still, Stay Silent - Minna Sundberg
  • The Lost Oracle - Lho Brockhoff
  • Cry Havoc - Si Spurrier, Ryan Kelly, Nick Filardi, Matt Wilson, Lee Loughridge
  • Weirdworld - Sam Humphries, Michael Del Mundo
  • Injection - Warren Ellis, Declan Shalvey, Jordie Bellaire
  • Pretty Deadly - Kelly-Sue DeConnick, Emma Rios, Jordie Bellaire
  • Ghastly - "Ghastly" (This is very not safe for work you guys)

The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction entry on fantasy comics.

In Podcast Tags A City Inside, Ashley Cope, Black Monday Murders, Cry Havoc, Declan Shalvey, Dicebox, Echo’s Rift  Jennifer Potter, Emma Rios, Ghastly, Injection, Jenn Manley Lee, Jonathan Hickman, Jordie Bellaire, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Lee Loughridge, Lho Brockhoff, Matt Wilson, Michael Del Mundo, Minna Sundberg, Nick Filardi, Oishinbo, Pretty Deadly, Ryan Kelly, Sam Humphries, Si Spurrier, stay silent stand still, Tetsu Kariya Akira Hanasaki, The Lost Oracle, Tillie Walden, Tomm Coker, Unsounded, Warren Ellis, Weirdworld
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ConSequential Podcast 57 - Broken Frontier Anthology

Podcast 57 - Broken Frontier Anthology

June 22, 2016

This week we're covering the Broken Frontier anthology, a recent collection of sci-fi treats. Plus! English wine! Corn! And guess who does an impression of a "Wizard's Stairlift"? It's not actually a sex act! #persuadethebunn

Apologies for the sound quality in this episode - English wine degrades the nervous system, it was the best we could manage.

We covered:

  • Barefoot Gen - Keiji Nakazawa
  • Harrow County - Cullen Bunn & Tyler Crook
  • Geis Volume 1: A Matter of Life and Death - Alexis Deacon
  • Notes: Born to be a Larve - Boulet
  • Heirloom - Dave Barker
  • Broken Frontier - Various artists:
    • Highlighted stories
    • Dark, Dark World - Cullen Bunn, Nathan Fox, Brad Simpson
    • Plunder - Phil Hester, Daniel Warren Johnson, Doug Garbark
    • The Wave - Robert Sammelin
    • The Wall - Tyler Chin-Tanner, Toby Cypress, Thomas Mauer
    • Flyer - Justin Zimmerman, Mike Lawrence, Thomas Mauer
    • The Beard - Fred Van Lente & Alison Sampson
    • The Trip - Joshua Hale Fiakov & Ryan Kelly
    • Here There Be Monsters - Sean Wang
    • Terran Omega - PJ Holden & Scott Ferguson
    • Key: A Bastard’s Tale -  Salgood Sam
    • Last Dance at Omega Point - INJ Culbard
    • Dark, Dark World - Cullen Bunn Nathan Fox
    • Plunder - Phil Hester Daniel Warren Johnson
    • The Beard - Fred Van Lente Alison Sampson
    • Quin Returns - David Hine Mark Stafford
    • Down in a Hole - Noah Van Sciver
    • No Regrets - Jamie Coe
    • Inside Out - Karrie Fransman
    • 30 Years of Service - Box Brown
In Podcast Tags 30 Years of Service, Alexis Deacon, Alison Sampson, Barefoot Gen, Boulet, Box Brown, Brad Simpson, Broken Frontier, Cullen Bunn, Cullen Bunn Nathan Fox, Daniel Warren Johnson, Dark, Dark World, David Hine Mark Stafford, Doug Garbark, Down in a Hole, Flyer, Fred Van Lente, Fred Van Lente Alison Sampson, Geis Volume 1: A Matter of Life and Death, Harrow County, Here There Be Monsters, INJ Culbard, Inside Out, Jamie Coe, Joshua Hale Fiakov, Justin Zimmerman, Karrie Fransman, Keiji Nakazawa, Key: A Bastard’s Tale, Last Dance at Omega Point, Mike Lawrence, Nathan Fox, No Regrets, Noah van Sciver, Notes: Born to be a Larve, Phil Hester, Phil Hester Daniel Warren Johnson, PJ Holden, Plunder, Quin Returns, Robert Sammelin, Ryan Kelly, Salgood Sam, Scott Ferguson, Sean Wang, Terran Omega, The Beard, The Trip, The Wall, The Wave, Thomas Mauer, Toby Cypress, Tyler Chin-Tanner, Tyler Crook
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ConSequential Podcast 52 - Facing Our Shame

Podcast 52 - Facing Our Shame Again

February 18, 2016

We're staring down those books we should have read already, tackling them like mighty colossi and devouring our shame. But not only that!

You probably want to know which cross-channel ferry service has the best buffet. We can help.

You probably want to know what Medieval nuns masturbated to. We can help.

You probably want to know just how much anxiety jam shopping can cause. Fuck yeah we can help.

Talked about some comics too:

  • Limbo - Dan Watters, Caspar Wijngaard
  • Injection - Warren Ellis, Declan Shalvey, Jordie Bellaire
  • Damocles - Joel Callède & Alain Henriet
  • Tom O'Bedlam (Free PDF) | Print Copy - Maia Kobabe
  • Palestine - Joe Sacco
  • Marquis d'Anoan: The Isle of Brac - Fabien Vehlmann, Matthieu Bonhomme
  • Marquis d'Anoan: The Black Virgin - Fabien Vehlmann, Matthieu Bonhomme
  • Street Dawgz - Lizz Lunney
  • Judge Dredd Vol. 1 - Various
  • Cry Havoc - Simon Spurrier, Ryan Kelly, Matt Wilson, Lee Loughridge, Nick Filardi
  • Akira - Katsuhiro Otomo
In Podcast Tags Akira, Alain Henriet, Caspar Wijngaard, Cry Havoc, Damocles, Dan Watters, Declan Shalvey, Fabien Vehlmann, Injection, Joe Sacco, Joel Callède, Jordie Bellaire, Judge Dredd Vol- 1, Katsuhiro Otomo, Lee Loughridge, Limbo, Lizz Lunney, Maia Kobabe, Marquis d'Anoan: The Black Virgin, Marquis d'Anoan: The Isle of Brac, Matt Wilson, Matthieu Bonhomme, Nick Filardi, Palestine, Ryan Kelly, Simon Spurrier, Street Dawgz, Tom O'Bedlam, Warren Ellis
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ConSequential Podcast Episode 27 - Violence

Podcast Episode 27 - Violence (For Real This Time)

October 22, 2014

Comics have always been violent, and while early comics broadly focussed on Hitler getting punched on the jaw or lovesick cats being pelted with bricks, extreme violence has gone through peaks and troughs and sparked the odd moral panic along the way. We look at how violence is portrayed in comics, and where it works and doesn't.

This week we talked about:

  • Southern Bastards - Jason Aaron & Jason Latour
  • Wytches: Issue 0 (free) | Issue 1 - Scott Snyder & Jock
  • The Motherless Oven - Rob Davis
  • Essex County - Jeff Lemire
  • Blacksad: Amarillo - Juan Díaz Canales & Juanjo Guarnido
  • Resident Alien - Paul Hogan & Steve Parkhouse
  • Exit Wounds - Rutu Modan
  • Kate Beaton's Beat Poets
  • Batman: Odyssey | AKA Neal Adams' crazy Batman | Brilliant coverage of that insane comic
  • We3 - Grant Morrison & Frank Quitely
  • Flex Mentallo - Grant Morrison & Frank Quitely
  • V for Vendetta - Alan Moore & David Lloyd
  • Punisher - Garth Ennis & Steve Dillon
  • Crossed - Garth Ennis & Jacen Burrows
  • Preacher - Garth Ennis & Steve Dillon
  • The Boys - Garth Ennis & Darick Robertson
  • 300 - Frank Miller & Lynn Varley
  • Three - Kieron Gillen & Ryan Kelly
It's a bra, yeah, but like it's also crabs
It's a bra, yeah, but like it's also crabs

This is a bra made of crabs, so now you've seen it too. [wwm_survey id="1"]

In Podcast Tags 300, Alan Moore, Batman: Odyssey, Blacksad: Amarillo, Crossed, Darick Robertson, Essex County, Exit Wounds, Flex Mentallo, Frank Miller, Frank Quitely, Garth Ennis, Grant Morrison, Jacen Burrows, Jason Aaron, Jason Latour, Jeff Lemire, Jock, Juan Díaz Canales, Juanjo Guarnido, Kate Beaton's Beat Poets, Kieron Gillen, Lynn Varley, Neal Adams, Paul Hogan, Preacher, Punisher, Resident Alien, Rob Davis, Rutu Modan, Ryan Kelly, Scott Snyder, Southern Bastards, Steve Dillon, Steve Parkhouse, The Boys, The Motherless Oven, Three, V for Vendetta, We3, wytches
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