Episode 116 – Alligator-Related Stories f/Chris Schweizer June 11, 2012
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The creator of the Crogan Adventures series (the most recent installment of which, Crogan’s Loyalty is brand new), Chris Schweizer, sits down with Chris and Matt this week to tell ‘em a few stories. Among them: How he came to work with Oni Press, just where the books’ framing stories came from, how much of his own family you can find in the books, why the series isn’t in chronological order, what will happen if he goes crazy, his work at the Savannah College of Art and Design, and much more! Plus, we answer a listener question very near and dear to our hearts.
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The Rundown
- Chris is on Twitter! You should also check out his Crogan Adventures blog!
- Marvel at the job list included in Chris’ Oni Press bio.
- McColloch’s Leap has a Wikipedia page.
- Chris’ shows won’t be up at Decoder Ring Theatre for some time, but you should definitely give their other shows a listen.
- To our listener Nick: Go to The Pit in Raleigh.
- Chris’ checks and recs: Going to see Smackdown!, Prototype 2
- Matt’s checks and recs: Birthday!, Moonrise Kingdom
- Music used: Mos Def, “History”
Comics Talked About:
- Kevin Keller #3
- Harbinger #1
- Action Comics #10
Shameless Self Promotion:
- You can get Matt’s book, The Supervillain Handbook, here!
- The @FakeAPStylebook book, Write More Good, is still available to buy right here!
- Check out Sims at The ISB, Comics Alliance, his webcomic Awesome Hospital, as well as the complete Solomon Stone at ActionAgeComics.
- Check out Matt’s Fake e-Etiquette Twitter feed, his webcomic Copernicus Jones, his Tumblr and the ISS.
- Check out all Euge’s music at AdamWarRock.com.
- Check out Max Huffman on Twitter, or at his site.
- Check out Rusty Shackles on Twitter, or at his site.
Remember to send in your listener questions to warrocketpodcast_at_gmail.com!
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Comments»
The after the end music bit totally sells it, why wasn’t there more of this in the interview? For shame.
After hearing Schweizer’s talk about political disagreements, I want him to handle a graphic novel adaption of Jonathan Haidt’s “The Righteous Mind.”
The Pit is awesome! Also Capital Comics in Raleigh is pretty good too.