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Episode 4 – All Ages w/ Colleen Coover September 14, 2009

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We’re back from our Labor Day break with artist and writer, Colleen Coover. Our topic is “All Ages,” as we talk to Colleen about writing for both younger and older audiences, ranging from the younger themed Banana Sunday to her more adult-oriented title Small Favors. We also talk about how our habits of comic buying and reading have changed since childhood, and have a long, detailed discussion about what it’s like working for Marvel, the distinctive traits of a monkey, and the concept of new jack swing. Also, a special guest stops by to address a hater. (click on the above pic for full size art by Rusty Shackles)

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1. zeek - September 14, 2009

I submit that there is nobody adorabler than Colleen.

2. thehorseman - September 14, 2009

This podcast is first in the queue for my 8 hour drive tomorrow.

3. Sean Hollenhors - September 14, 2009

Great show! You read my question! GREATEST SHOW!

4. Euge - September 14, 2009

I second the notion of Colleen’s adorableness.

What up Hollenhors. Keep the questions coming.

And thehorseman, you’re in for a treat. Especially since we went overtime with Matt Wilson in the 3rd chair. So you got an 80 min ep this week.

5. Evie - September 14, 2009

Oh hey wow, thanks for the plug studs, and if you get a Tony Toni Tone reference into every episode from here on out I will send you lots of no loot. (And actually, Awesomed By Comics isn’t that new, but if it’s new to people here, then gorgeous).

6. Tim C - September 15, 2009

Best podcast yet, guys. It’s getting much tighter.

It’s kind of funny hearing CC talk about Banana Sunday right after her discussion of her artistic influences. I was exposed to some of the same 70’s drug culture “comix” stuff that she mentioned (as I’m sure lots of people have been), and my memory of them has always been that structurally, they were a lot like the “funny animal” comics from the fifties (very episodic, little one-page strips interspersed into a feature story split into parts). It makes a weird kind of counterpoint that she uses a more adult “graphic novel” structure to tell what is essentially sort of a “funny animal” story, if you know what I mean.

Also, the monkey is too skinny to be Deano. Frankie all the way!

Looking forward to Jeff Parker!

7. Euge - September 15, 2009

Oops. Sorry Evie. Change is made!

8. Mark - September 15, 2009

Please bring back Colleen Coover! The podcast was just adorably awesome! I enjoyed from start to the end. I have a suggestion: How about you interview Colleen Coover with Paul Tobin. :)

Anyway, excited for next week’s episode with Jeff Parker. Good job guys!

9. Keith Chan - September 15, 2009

I get tingles just thinking about “The Boogeyman”

10. Chris Piers - September 16, 2009

Best production yet-good job, Euge! Great ep.

11. Danicus Spamicus Decimus Meridius - September 17, 2009

That was amazing.

12. Euge - September 18, 2009

Chris, you’re sweet. Like a girl.