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Kel Symons

The Comics Alternative

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Today on the show, we welcome back one of our first guests, Kel Symons! He’s got an incredible new Image title called Reyn, which you should be reading! Miguel, Justin, and Kel discuss Comics, Movies, TV, and of course tell some funny stories. The guys also announce that they got picked up by both Nerdbong.com...Read more →

Today on the show, we welcome back one of our first guests, Kel Symons! He’s got an incredible new Image title called Reyn, which you should be reading! Miguel, Justin, and Kel discuss Comics, Movies, TV, and of course tell some funny stories. The guys also announce that they got picked up by both <a href="http://Nerdbong.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nerdbong.com</a>...<br/><a href="http://www.comicalpodcast.com/2015/episode-062-gotta-keep-em-separated-kel-symons/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read more →</a>

Episode 062 – Gotta Keep Em Separated! (Kel Symons)

Today on the show we have Special Guest Kel Symons to discuss his book: The Mercenary Sea! We also pay tribute to Harold Ramis and give away a signed copy of Kel’s book! You can follow us on twitter at @comicalpodcast. We’re also on Facebook at www.facebook.com/comicalpodcast. Please subscribe to us on iTunes and Stitcher...Read more →

Today on the show we have Special Guest Kel Symons to discuss his book: The Mercenary Sea! We also pay tribute to Harold Ramis and give away a signed copy of Kel’s book! You can follow us on twitter at @comicalpodcast. We’re also on Facebook at <a href="http://www.facebook.com/comicalpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/comicalpodcast</a>. Please subscribe to us on iTunes and Stitcher...<br/><a href="http://www.comicalpodcast.com/2014/episode-006-meow-there-goes-miguel/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read more →</a>

Episode 006 – MEOW – There Goes Miguel! (Kel Symons)

In this episode of The Comics Alternative, Derek and Andy Wolverton discuss three new titles. They begin with the new book from R. J. Ryan and David Marquez, The Joyners in 3D (Archaia). They discuss the 3D aspect of the text and wonder if the special visual effects are really necessary. The story, though, is something worth reading, and the Two Guys recommend it on those grounds. You you don’t mind putting on cardboard glasses with red and blue plastic lenses, this book is definitely for you. Next they turn to #1 issues of two new series. With Steve Orlando and Artyom Trakhanov’s Undertow (Image Comics), they focus on the eye-capturing art and this first issue’s attempts at world-building. And while they still have a few questions about the series’ premise, they nonetheless feel that this title has a lot of promise and will continue on with subsequent issues. Next, Andy W. and Derek look at White Suits #1 (Dark Horse Comics), by Frank Barbiere and Tony Cypress. Again, they are taken by the art, especially Cypress’s use of a simple black-white-red pallet.  Also, the guys note that the comic’s Cold War setting is something that will interest not only readers of noir narrative, but spy and espionage fans as well.

<p>In this episode of The Comics Alternative, Derek and Andy Wolverton discuss three new titles. They begin with the new book from R. J. Ryan and David Marquez, The Joyners in 3D (Archaia). They discuss the 3D aspect of the text and wonder if the special visual effects are really necessary. The story, though, is something worth reading, and the Two Guys recommend it on those grounds. You you don’t mind putting on cardboard glasses with red and blue plastic lenses, this book is definitely for you. Next they turn to #1 issues of two new series. With Steve Orlando and Artyom Trakhanov’s Undertow (Image Comics), they focus on the eye-capturing art and this first issue’s attempts at world-building. And while they still have a few questions about the series’ premise, they nonetheless feel that this title has a lot of promise and will continue on with subsequent issues. Next, Andy W. and Derek look at White Suits #1 (Dark Horse Comics), by Frank Barbiere and Tony Cypress. Again, they are taken by the art, especially Cypress’s use of a simple black-white-red pallet.  Also, the guys note that the comic’s Cold War setting is something that will interest not only readers of noir narrative, but spy and espionage fans as well.</p>

Interviews - Kel Symons