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ConSequential Podcast Episode 72 - Gods

Podcast 72 - Gods

May 4, 2017

Don't call it a GodCast.

Actually don't, that sounded far better in my head. We're talking gods and mythology in comics, with drive-by reviewing of Hamish Steele's Pantheon, a revisit of The Wicked and the Divine, and a bunch of other stuff along the way because we're good to ya.

Benevolent, even.

We covered:

  • Lucifer: Devil in the Gateway - Mike Carey, Scott Hampton, Chris Weston and James Hodgkins
  • The Wicked and the Divine - Kieron Gillen, Jamie McKelvie, Matt Wilson
  • Thor: God Butcher / Godbomb - Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic
  • Pantheon - Hamish Steele
  • Black Monday Murders - Jonathan Hickman, Tomm Coker
  • Injection - Warren Ellis, Declan Shalvie, Jordie Bellaire
  • Godshaper - Si Spurier and Jonas Goonface
  • All-Star Superman - Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely
  • Sandman - Neil Gaiman and Many Others
  • New Gods - Jack Kirby

You can also check out our deep dives into the gods and mythos of The Wicked and the Divine here:

  • Part 1 (issues 1-7)
  • Part 2 (issues 7-28)

That other show of ours was We Will Fix You, and it's a treat for all ages (don't play it to children it's a literal crime to do that).

In Podcast Tags All-Star Superman, Black Monday Murders, Chris Weston, Declan Shalvie, Esad Ribic, Frank Quitely, God Butcher, Godbomb, Godshaper, Grant Morrison, Hamish Steele, Injection, Jack Kirby, James Hodgkins, Jamie McKelvie, Jason Aaron, Jonathan Hickman, Jordie Bellaire, Kieron Gillen, Lucifer: Devil in the Gateway, Matt Wilson, Mike Carey, Neil Gaiman, New Gods, Pantheon, Sandman, Scott Hampton, Si Spurier and Jonas Goonface, The Wicked and the Divine, Thor, Tomm Coker, Warren Ellis
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ConSequential Podcast 43 - Architecture

Podcast 43 - Architecture

August 25, 2015

Buildings! Pretty great, huh? Personally, we all live in one. One each, this isn't like Rainbow where we all live in our pyjamas and hang out with a sexually ambiguous hippo. If only. Comics and architecture are natural allies, buildings being where stuff often happens, and comics being images of stuff happening. But there's more to it than that, and we look at some of the most interesting and informative takes on architecture in comics.

We also go into which each of our favourite metro systems are. Regular listeners will wonder what took us so long, frankly.

We apologise for the noisiness of this episode. Sometimes we just need our air really conditioned.

We read and discussed:

  • Orbital - Sylvain Runberg & Serge Pelle
  • Empty Zone - Jason Shawn Alexander
  • Batman: Death By Design - Chip Kidd & Dave Taylor
  • Saint Cole - Noah van Sciver
  • Fante Bukowski - Noah van Sciver
  • The Abaddon - Koren Shadmi
  • Robert Moses - Christin Pierre and Oliver Balez
  • The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath - I.N.J. Culbard, from H.P. Lovecraft
  • Necropolis - Jake Wyatt
  • Chew - Rob Guillory and John Layman
  • Asterios Polyp - David Mazzucchelli
  • From Hell - Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell
  • Sandman: World's End - Neil Gaiman et al.

See also:

  • Soul of a Soulless City
  • Andrew Lynch's maps of unbuilt Robert Moses Highways
  • Imaginary Cities
In Podcast Tags Alan Moore, Asterios Polyp, Batman: Death By Design, Chew, Chip Kidd, Christin Pierre and Oliver Balez, Dave Taylor, David Mazzucchelli, Eddie Campbell, Empty Zone, Fante Bukowski, From Hell, H-P- Lovecraft, I-N-J- Culbard, Jake Wyatt, Jason Shawn Alexander, John Layman, Koren Shadmi, Necropolis, Neil Gaiman, Noah van Sciver, Orbital, Rob Guillory, Robert Moses, Saint Cole, Sandman, Serge Pellé, Sylvain Runberg, The Abaddon, The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
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Horror Comics Podcast

Podcast Episode 13 - Horror Comics

January 31, 2014

There are a whole bunch of horror comics, and we help navigate you through some of the best of the last 50 years, stopping to define horror along the way and make off-colour jokes.

Contains slight spoilers for Adamtine at 30 minutes. Skip ahead if you're a delicate type.

Comics we covered this week:

  • The Hero
  • Judge Dredd: City of Courts
  • Deadly Class
  • Young Avengers
  • Locke and Key
  • Uzumaki
  • Witch Doctor
  • Adamtine
  • Sandman
  • Sex Criminals
  • From Hell
  • Family Man
  • Eerie
  • Creepy
  • Swamp Thing
  • Tomb of Dracula
  • Werewolf by Night
  • Crossed
  • Emily Carroll
  • Severed
  • American Vampire
  • Walking Dead
  • Hellblazer
  • Anya's Ghost
  • Three Shadows

That article about sexiness in Young Avengers.

In Podcast Tags Adamtine, American Vampire, Anya's Ghost, Creepy, Crossed, Deadly Class, Eerie, Emily Carroll, Family Man, From Hell, Hellblazer, horror, Judge Dredd: City of Courts, Locke and Key, Sandman, Severed, Sex Criminals, Spoopy!, Swamp Thing, The Hero, Three Shadows, Tomb of Dracula, Uzumaki, Walking Dead, Werewolf by Night, Witch Doctor, Young Avengers
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Podcast Episode 4: Big Weird Sci-Fi

July 22, 2013

In this episode we look at the massive surge of Big Weird Sci Fi in comics, have a faint stab at explaining what the hell we mean by that, take a look at some recent releases, and whether Dave would make it as a pimp. Onwards!

Mentioned this week:

  • DC Solo
  • Hawkeye
  • Young Avengers
  • FF
  • Chloe Noonan
  • Saga
  • Prophet
  • The Incal
  • Silver Surfer: Parable
  • Sandman
  • St Colin and the Dragon
  • The Accidental Salad
  • Reich
  • Kinds of Blue
  • Invincible
  • The Hypo

UK Indie Comics Mail Order:

  • Impossible Books
In Podcast Tags Chloe Noonan, Dark Horse, DC Solo, Ezra Pound, FF, Hawkeye, Iain M Banks, Image Comics, Invincible, Kinds of Blue, Medium pimping, Mezcal, Prophet, Ragnarok, Reich, Saga, Sandman, Silver Surfer: Parable, St Colin and the Dragon, The Accidental Salad, The Hypo: The Melancholic Young Lincoln, The Incal, The Readamajig, Under The Volcano, Vegetables, Virginia Woolf, Young Avengers
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Episode 3 Comics For New Readers
Episode 3 Comics For New Readers

Podcast Episode 3: What Comics Should You Give New Readers?

July 9, 2013

This week we decide what the best books to introduce newcomers to comics. Handy stuff! Don’t worry though, because there’s petulance and swearing aplenty. And quite a lot of talk about OhJoySexToy.com. That bit's a little vile, so maybe jump forward a bit from about 20 minutes in if you're a delicate sort. Smelling salts in hand, we press on.

A quick reminder: if you like our theme music, electronic music, or supporting good causes the Music By Programmers album has more tracks from the composer of our theme, Chris Whitworth. And it's for charidee.

Mentioned in this week’s show:

  • Fatale Volume 3
  • Saga Volume 2
  • Prophet Volume 2
  • Naming Monsters
  • The Suitcase
  • Young Avengers
  • Hawkeye Issue 11
  • Satellite Sam
  • Batman ’66
  • Chloe Noonan Monster Hunter
  • Eustace
  • E-merl hypercomics
  • Basically anything by Giannis Milongiannis

The “What to read” books:

  • Blankets
  • Planetary
  • Sandman
In Podcast Tags Batman ’66, Blankets, Chloe Noonan Monster Hunter, Eustace, Fatale, Hawkeye, Naming Monsters, Oh Joy Sex Toy, Planetary, Prophet, Saga, Sandman, Satellite Sam, The Suitcase, Young Avengers
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