This week, we’re joined once again by James Asmus (Rick and Morty / Quantum and Woody) as we discuss his comics origins, making a point through comedy in comics, his upcoming Dark Horse series Survival Street: The Radical Left, and more!
IDB is an all-new weekly podcast presented by Ashcan Press and featuring Matthew Rosenberg, the Supple Boiz, and wonderful guests from the world of comic books!
Our theme song is “Where’s the Poison” by Summer People.
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Hello.
Back once again with Part II of our chat with the great James Asmus. We’re chatting about his excellent series SURVIVAL STREET, and its upcoming sequel SURVIVAL STREET: THE RADICAL LEFT, which is in stores September 25th but you can and should preorder now.
And just in time for his brand new DSTLRY book with Jason Howard, THE MISSIONARY, we have put up Part I of our “Live” interview with Artist/Writer/Gentleman Ryan Stegman on the Youtubes. This isn’t live, and it was actually taped in the early 1970s, so it doesn’t discuss THE MISSIONARY. But you can still enjoy us talking about absolutely nothing of value.
You know the deal. Like and subscribe. And preorder THE MISSIONARY #1 from your local comic shop.
A lot of you sent me messages asking if I had signed copies of DC VS. VAMPIRES: WORLD WAR V #1 to sell. The answer is no. I tend to not put brand new stuff in the webstore because I want you shopping at a local comic shop. But, as serendipity would have it, I did sign a bunch of copies for my local comic shop and they ship worldwide. So if you do want a copy, the fine folks of Midtown Comics have the A, B, C, and D covers for sale, signed by me. And they are at cover price. So if you want a signed copy this is your chance.
A weekly podcast where hosts Matthew Rosenberg, Ethan S. Parker, and Griffin Sheridan talk to guests from around the world of comic books. It's fun. It's short. Why not give it a listen?
A weekly podcast where hosts Matthew Rosenberg, Ethan S. Parker, and Griffin Sheridan talk to guests from around the world of comic books. It's fun. It's short. Why not give it a listen?
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