carnage

A silent serial killer puts a hex on all involved in his murder trial, vowing they will die before him - and then one by one, they do.

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NEWS

1. Marvel Solicitations for March 2024! 8:30
   1. Marvel announces Christos Gage and Yildiray Çinar’s 'WEAPON X-MEN' #1
   2. ​​Spooky-Man and Cyborg Spider-Man revealed in ‘Edge of Spider-Verse’ #2
   3. ‘X-Men ’97’ comes to comics in March 2024
2. 'Deadpool' #1 gets new creative team for April 2024
3. New ongoing series 'Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider' coming April 2024
4. X-Men Senior Editor Jordan D. White reveals he’s begun work on Venom and Hulk
5. New DSTLRY series 'White Boat' coming March 2024
6. James Tynion IV and Christian Ward’s ‘Spectrograph’ coming April 2024
7. DSTLRY announces 'The Blood Brothers Mother' for May 2024
8. ‘Monsters Are My Business (And Business is Bloody)’ announced at Dark Horse
9. 'Minor Threats: The Fastest Way Down' returns to Twilight City in 2024

Our Top Books of the Week

Dave:

1. Timeless #1 (Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Juann Cabal)
2. Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2023) #8 (Various)

Nathan:

1. Alan Scott: Green Lantern #3 (Tim Sheridan, Cian Tormey)
2. Duke #1 (Joshua Williamson, Tom Reilly)

Standout KAPOW moment of the week:

Nathan - Predator Vs. Wolverine #4 (Benjamin Percy, Ken Lashley, Kei Zama, Gavin Guidry)

Dave - Carnage #2 (Torunn Gronbekk, Pere Perez)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

1. Dave: Kid Venom: Origins #1 (Taigami)
2. Nathan: Detective Comics #1080 (Ram V, Mike Perkins, Jason Shawn Alexander, Dan Watters, Christopher Mitten)

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

1. Dave: Batman #141 (Felipe Massafera)
2. Nathan: Ghostlore #7 (Adam Gorham)

Interview: Joshua Williamson, Tom Reilly - Duke #1 Out December 27th

1. Thanks for being on the AIPT Comics podcast, to start, when did you guys get the call, aka conscripted to join the Duke project?
2. Did you get to put your own take on it, completely free, or was there a starting point given by Robert Kirkman or Hasbro?
3. As someone who loved the toys but only remembers the cartoon lessons that ended episodes I have to say this first issue is exciting. A thriller, what made you take this angle on Duke?
4. Tom, there’s a lot on your plate, from recreating classic vehicles to possibly updating costumes and looks. What has been the most fun to take on?
5. Probably an impossible question, but did you have a favorite GI Joe growing up?
6. There’s a definitive color story going on here via Jordie Bellaire, the crips oranges lend a certain feel. What is the team going for with how this book is colored?
7. The GI Joe haters might say, “this property is just a bunch of human soldiers without powers running around.” What do you say to them?
8. It’s well known at this point the Decepticons will be acquiring energy via Cobra, or in some capacity that is what’s going on. It’s early yet, but how do you integrate a multi-story robot into a gritty espionage story like Duke?

Writer Mark Dapin’s childhood was disrupted at the age of 10, when his mum fell in love with the lodger. He was then raised in an army town called Aldershot in the UK, which began his fascination with stories of crime and warfare

Writer Mark Dapin’s childhood was disrupted at the age of 10, when his mum fell in love with the lodger. He was then raised in an army town called Aldershot in the UK, which began his fascination with stories of crime and warfare

We're one week away from San Diego Comic Con, which means the AIPT Comics podcast is recapping the last bits of news before we're all blown away late next week! That's not all. We also have special guests and creators of The Schlub, which includes Ryan Stegman, Kenny Porter, and Tyrell Cannon! We dig into what they call the "Greatest superhero comic book on the planet!" That comes out in comic shops on August 23rd!

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NEWS

1. Marvel sets December for new ‘Thunderbolts’ #1 series launch
2. Marvel’s ‘Trick-or-Read’ returns October 4th
3. Marvel announces 'Carnage' #1 by Torunn Grønbekk and Pere Pérez
4. Ms. Marvel returns in ‘Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant’ August 30th
5. Marvel teases a new Punisher to be announced at SDCC 2023
6. Dark Horse reveals SDCC 2023 panel and signing schedule
7. BOOM! Studios announces SDCC 2023 panel schedule and booth details
8. Image Comics details SDCC 2023 plans, panels, and more
9. Fantagraphics shares all their SDCC 2023 panels, signings, and more
10. DSTLRY reveals SDCC 2023 panels, merchandise, and more
11. WEBTOON hosting first-ever WEBTOONies digital awards
12. DC reveals manga reader, Kodansha series to DC Universe Infinite
13. 'Universal Monsters: Dracula' announced by James Tynion IV and Martin Simmonds
14. Stone-cold killer series 'Dark Spaces: Dungeon' coming October 2023
15. A horror movie comes alive in 'The Midnite Show' launching October 2023

Our Top Books of the Week

Dave:

1. The Hunger and the Dusk (2023) #1 (G. Willow Wilson, Chris Wildgoose)
2. Immortal X-Men #13 (Kieron Gillen, Lucas Werneck)

Nathan:

1. The Hunger and the Dusk (2023) #1 (G. Willow Wilson, Chris Wildgoose)
2. Knight Terrors: Zatanna #1

Standout KAPOW moment of the week:

Nathan - 

Dave - Amazing Spider-Man #29 (Zeb Wells, Ed Mcguinness)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

1. Dave: Blade #1 (Bryan Edward Hill, Elena Casagrande)
2. Nathan: Hawkgirl #1

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

1. Dave: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles / Usagi Yojimbo: Wherewhen #5 (Sakai Cover)
2. Nathan: Blade #1 (Kaare Andrews)

Segment Interview: Kenny Porter, Ryan Stegman, and Tyrell Cannon - Schlub. More info.  FOC for Issue 1 is July 31 - Release Date: August 23

1. The premise of The Schlub is so perfect, so, “how did nobody think of this before,” what is the elevator pitch in your own words?
2. Ryan, I know this was an idea you pitched a few years ago, how did the project change once Kenny and Tyrell came on board?
3. The ashcan preview issue has been out for a little over a week. How has the response been so far?
4. Is this a writing situation similar to Mike Mignola who works with tons of writers to bring Hellboy to life, Kenny & Tyrell are you running everything by Ryan who must approve every small detail? (joking)
5. Now’s your chance to promote KLC Press and its Substack, what can Schlub fans get if they join? We’ve seen some cool process drawings on there!
6. Was the design of Roger Dalton inspired by any person you may know, or a character?

• What’s the design process like here for various characters? For Wyrm, did anyone say “more tubes!” or for Roger, did anyone say “schlubbier!”

1. The premise has Roger switch with Cirrus, and while it’ll be great to see what Roger does with powers, will the story explore what Cirrus is going through in a very unhealthy human body? 
2. This book is funny, but it’s also full of action. In terms of both scripting and illustration, how do you balance laughs with tension?
3. Tyrell, your style screams “there are easter eggs!” Is there a favorite thing you stuck into a scene or background in the series, and what is it so we can go looking? 
4. Anything else you fellas would like to plug today?

The AIPT Comics podcast is back with your recap of the week in comics, reviews, and more. This week special guest Steve Orlando joins the show to discuss his many projects, including Scarlet Witch, Astonishing Iceman, Exorcists Never Die, and more. 

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NEWS

1. New comics publisher DSTLRY announces creator-first focus
2. DC reveals new details for Knight Terrors, their summer horror event
   1. DC sheds light on superhero 'Knight Terrors' superhero tie-ins out July 2023
3. DC details two new Mark Waid projects with Superman and the Teen Titans
4. New sequel series 'Harley Quinn: Black + White + Redder' launching in July 2023
5. Star Wars gets scary with 'Dark Droids' comics event starting August 2023
6. Marvel sheds light on new villains Ashen Combine in upcoming ‘Avengers’ series
7. 'Marvel Zero' announced collecting Free Comic Book Day stories with bonus materials
8. Marvel sheds light on 'Immortal X-Men' and 'X-Men Red' out August 2023
   1. Marvel adds 'Children of the Vault' to new Fall of X titles out in August 2023
   2. Fall of X series 'Alpha Flight' announced for August 2023
   3. 'Uncanny Spider-Man' announced 'in the shadow' of Fall of X
9. Garth Ennis and Jacen Burrows team up for 'The Ribbon Queen' out July 2023
10. WEBTOON and Ubisoft launch 'Assassin’s Creed: Forgotten Temple' April 24th 

Our Top Books of the Week

Dave:

1. Star Trek: Defiant (2023) #2 (Christopher Cantwell, Angel Unzueta)
2. Danger Street (2022) #5 (Tom King, Jorge Fornes)

Nathan:

1. The Great British Bump-Off #1 (John Allison, Max Sarin)
2. Carnage #12 (Alex Paknadel, Francesco Manna)

Standout KAPOW moment of the week:

Nathan - Exorcists Never Die #1 (Steve Orlando, Sebastian Piriz, Carlos M. Mangual)

Dave - Guardians of the Galaxy #1 (Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Kev Walker)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

1. Dave: Avengers Assemble: Omega #1 (Jason Aaron, Javier Garron)
2. Nathan: DCeased: War of the Undead Gods #8 (Tom Taylor, Trevor Hairsine, Lucas Meyer)

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

1. Dave: Captain America: Unforgiven #1 (Gist Cover)
2. Nathan: DC Silent Tales #1 (Fabio Moon & Gabriel Ba)

Interview: Steve Orlando talks Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis, Astonishing Iceman, EXORCISTS NEVER DIE #1, and more!

1. Steve, friend of the show, this is your 5th time guesting on the AIPT Comics podcast, thanks for coming on! To start, man you have so many books out now, or coming out soon, from Exorcists Never Die #1 out this week, to Astonishing Iceman announced last week, how do you juggle so many projects at once?
2. Exorcists Never Die is an action-focused story, how does writing religious/fantasy action in a book like this for Mad Cave differ from Spider-Man 2099 or in Marauders?
3. Shifting gears to Spider-Man 2099, Maximum Carnage is clearly being referenced in the cover art, does this monthly-long weekly series pay homage, or more, from the classic Spider-Man story?
4. Aside from Spider-Man 2099, do you have a favorite 2099 character?
5. What’s it like writing Spider-Man 2099 knowing his voice may forever be Oscar Isaac’s in people's heads going forward?
6. Iceman is a ways off, but for fans curious about your take on the character, is there any story arc or depictions of Bobby you hold dear that you connect with?
7. Coming off Marauders, do you find it’s more difficult writing a solo book vs. a team book?
8. We talk about Scarlet Witch on this podcast a lot, for fans on the fence, what was your original pitch for series?
9. How did the addition of Darcy come about?
10. The artwork in Scarlet Witch is gorgeous. How does magic work in the script and how often do you get a page back that just exceeds your wildest dreams? 
11. Anything else you’d like to plug today?

Segment: Superfight: Iceman vs. Scarlet Witch!

And we are back! After an unexpected hiatus, we continue to explore the world of Spiderman, this time with the villain Carnage! Grab your mugs, it's gonna be a good one :)

Welcome back to Good Film Hunting! On this episode, we dive into Ryan Coogler's latest theatrical outing that will undoubtedly go down as a memorable film. If you enjoyed, leave a five star review and follow us @goodfilmhuntingpodcast on Instagram to stay up to date!

Welcome back to Good Film Hunting! On this episode, we dive into the Rock's passion project of the past 15 years, and talk about the adrenaline roller coaster it brings. Along with this, we discuss the recent changes within DC Studios leadership. Once again, thank you for listening, and please leave a 5 star review!

Welcome back to Good Film Hunting! On this episode, we review the most recent entry from the factory of Marvel studios, and how it separates itself from anything we have seen before. If you enjoyed, leave a good rating and share with your friends!

Hello, after braving a literal Hurricane (thanks Ian) the Pitch Pod bois get together to follow up and close out Robert's Venom Quadrilogy. We follow Eddie Brocks final show down with Cletus Cassidy's Carnage in Apex Predators and Eddie's final trial against the Dark God of Symbiotes Knull in the The King in Black. Robert and Reagan are back for this pitch and are joined by the caught up Austin. We hope you enjoy.

Comics artist David Marquez joins the show to discuss his new Zestworld launch and the new series he's writing and drawing The Unchosen. You can check out the first chapter right now, which we discuss at length, and Marquez gives us insight into the larger story too. We also discuss his collaboration with Tom King on Batman: Killing Time and more!

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NEWS

• Dark Horse adds Eric Powell's Albatross Funnybooks imprint to lineup
• Dark Horse Comics and Penguin Random House ink exclusive global multi-year deal
• Dark Horse and CD Projekt Red launch new ‘The Witcher’ comics miniseries
• DC announces new Harley Quinn creative team Tini Howard and Sweeney Boo (plus details NYCC plans for the character)
• MAD Magazine celebrates 70th Anniversary with content by Jordan Peele, Weird Al, and more
• DC shows off ‘90s Rewind Month foil, multi-level emboss variant covers
• Titan Comics announces ‘Blade Runner 2039’ for December 2022
• NYCC 2022: IDW reveals NYCC 2022 panel, signing and swag details
• Don Cheadle’s This Radicle Act To Adapt Comic Book ‘Rogues’ Gallery’ Into TV Series
• Coheed & Cambria frontman Claudio Sanchez to debut new horror comic “My Brother’s Blood Machine”

Our Top Books of the Week

Dave:

1. Edge of Spider-Verse #4 (Various)
2. Stuff of Nightmares (2022) #1 (R.L. Stine, A.L. Kaplan)

Nathan:

1. Strange #6 (Jed Mackay, Lee Garbett)
2. Rogues’ Gallery #3 (Hannah Rose May, Justin Mason, Declan Shalvey)

Standout KAPOW moment of the week:

Nathan - Carnage #6 (Ram V, Rogê Antônio)

Dave - Nightwing #96 (Tom Taylor, Bruno Redondo)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

• Dave: Flawed #1 (Chuck Brown and Prenzy)
• Nathan: Briar #1 (Christopher Cantwell, Germán García)

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

• Dave: Detective Comics #1064 (Evan Cagle)
• Nathan: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #100 (Mike Del Mundo)

Interview David Marquez - New Zestworld creator-owned project The UnChosen

1. Thanks for being on the AIPT Comics podcast, you’re launching a new comics project on Zestworld, can you tell us a little about how you got involved with Zestworld?
2. What is The UnChosen about, what’s the elevator pitch?
3. I saw that you’ve had this concept in mind for about a decade - how did inspiration strike here?
4. We’ve seen vertical comics make a surge thanks to things like Marvel’s Infinity Comic format, what have you enjoyed most exploring this layout style?
5. What has the transition been like going from Batman Killing Time to The UnChosen?
6. For the artists out there, what are your chosen tools of the trade, do you work digitally 100%?
7. What has the collaboration process been like Marissa Louise and D.C. Hopkins? 
8. You’ve worked with Brian Michael Bendis on the excellent Defenders, now Tom King with Batman and many more, what is it like working withy a variety of writers, are their processes very different? And how does your process change when you’re doing both? 
9. Are you doing UnChosen full time, or do you have other projects in the works?
10. Where can fans find you, website, twitter, Zestworld?

On this weeks episode of Pitch Pod, Robert is taken over by a devilish Symbiote that carries with it an ego big enough to think it can pitch a better version of Venom 1 and Venom 2. Luckily Reagan is there to witness such an endeavor for scientific purposes. We hope you enjoy this journey into a far darker and more respectful take on the Venom story than Sony would ever dare. 

Welcome back to Good Film Hunting! On this episode, we dive into the world of Kamala Khan and give our thoughts on her debut project. 

Welcome back to Good Film Hunting! Today, we dive into a spoiler review of Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness We discuss the unique theme, direction, and overall impact this film has left on the MCU. Thank you for listening, leave a review and download for more content!

How do you navigate a new relationship when your last one ended in disaster? Jenn and Kyle discuss what you should and shouldn't do so that your dating life doesn't continually end in carnage.

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The gang talks about Venom and Let there be Carnage(sort of) join us for some fun!!!

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NEWS

• ComiXology Co-Founder/CEO David Steinberger is leaving the company
• Manga sales double in 2021
• Substack launches reading app for iOS for better comics reading ecosystem
• New ‘Sinister Six’ take Sinister Adaptoid to appear in ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #900
• Al Ewing and Javier Rodríguez set sail on ‘Defenders: Beyond’ #1 this June
• ‘A.X.E. Judgment Day’ details surface for X-Men, Avengers, Eternals event
• ‘Miracleman’ Book 1 by Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham coming this October
• Time Bomb Comics and Anderson Entertainment launch new 'Spectrum' anthology
• DC announces class of The Milestone Initiative Talent Development Program
• Flashpoint Beyond #0 appears to connect to Doomsday Clock?
• AfterShock Comics and Women of Color Unite team up for ‘Animus’

Our Top Books of the Week

Dave:

1. Women of Marvel #1 2022 (various)
2. X Deaths Of Wolverine #4 (Ben Percy, Federico Vicentini)

Nathan:

1. Little Monsters #1 (Jeff Lemire, Dustin Nguyen)
2. Devil’s Reign: Moon Knight #1 (Jed McKay, Federico Sabbatini)

Standout KAPOW moment of the week:

Nathan - Devil’s Reign: Moon Knight #1 

Dave - X Deaths Of Wolverine #4 (Ben Percy, Federico Vicentini)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

• Dave: Batman / Superman: World's Finest #1 (Mark Waid, Dan Mora)
• Nathan: Carnage #1 (Ram V, Francesco Manna)

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

• Dave: X Lives Of Wolverine #5 (Juni Ba)
• Nathan: The Silver Coin #10 (Trevor Henderson variant)

Segment: Interview with Stephanie Phillips Taarna hardback edition is coming out this summer!

1. What was your introduction to Taarna? Did you read Heavy Metal Magazine growing up?
2. This story manages to flesh Taarna out while still leaving parts of her history to the imagination. How do you accomplish this balancing act?
3. The original Heavy Metal film - particularly the Taarna segment - is filled with both epic needle drops and an incredible Elmer Bernstein score. Do you listen to anything while you write Taarna, and would you recommend any albums or artists for readers to crank up while they read?
4. This series has a rotating group of artists. Taarna goes very hard, from heads being crushed to Taarna entering the fucking sun, was there a particular panel or page one of the artists blew you away with?
5. When developing the villain Urcuss, what was your approach and were there any inspirations?
6. Taarna sequel when?
7. Switching gears to Wonder Woman Evolution, in the second issue Diana mentions she is not a god, and Taarna is constantly telling everyone she’s not a god either, what makes these characters similar?
8. It's been a year since you launched Harley Quinn #1 (March 2021), what have you learned about the character?
9. Harley Quinn has been such a fun series full of twists. What, if anything, can you tell us about Verdict?
10. Talk about Harley solicit text

Superfight: Wonder Woman vs. Taarna