Someone just told me, last night, that Quesada, Millar, and Jenkins were on NPR's (National Public Radio) Talk of the Nation talking about the Marvel Comics crossover event, CIVIL WAR." While searching for that in podcast format, I stumbled upon the Marvel.com podcasts. I subscribed.
Some of those podcasts are as from January of 2005, so I'm surprised I'm just now hearing about this. But then, I did just get into the podcast thing. Hopefully they're good because I downloaded'em all.
By the way, I never found the podcast I was originally looking for, but here's a link to NPR's website, which has the "CIVIL WAR" segment available for streaming. Press "Listen," to do just that.
Also noteworthy are the links at the bottom of that NPR page. Apparently, comic-dom and NPR aren't strangers. There's quite a bit o' content down there related to Marvel Comics, DC Comics, comic book movies, etc.
Here's the list:
March 27, 2006
Comics Creators Search for 'Super Hero' Alternative
May 2, 2003
'X2': Many More Mutants
Feb. 16, 2006
Batman Goes After Bin Laden
June 19, 2003
Science of Superheroes
Jan. 3, 2006
'Masters of American Comics': A History of the Funnies
Sep. 18, 2003
'The Sandman' Creator Neil Gaiman
Sep. 9, 2005
Marvel Comics Moves Into Film
Feb. 13, 2004
Underground Comic Book Writer Harvey Pekar
Aug. 31, 2005
Black Comic Book Superheroes
Enjoy.
3 comments:
Cool. I'm going to have to check that out.
Thanks, d.
You should check out fanboy radio and comic talk cafe
Hey, Bard.
I'm like you. I don't pay for those podcasts. It's the free ones or nothing, for me.
Otherwise, I might have to *gasp* give up comics.
Good to know, though. Thanks.
(And congrats, again, on graduating!)
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