Carla Speed Mcneil's guest appearances

Carla Speed Mcneil

RiYL

PW Comics World: More To Come

The TradeWaiters

Joe Sacco

Jillian Tamaki

Jeff Smith

Raina Telgemeier

David Lloyd

Glen Weldon

Chip Zdarsky

Scott McCloud

Brian Stelfreeze

Dylan Horrocks

Cecil Castellucci

Emil Ferris

Nadja Spiegelman

Nate Powell

Mariko Tamaki

OwlTail

Ben Katchor

Heidi interviews Carla Speed McNeil of 'Finder' and Julius Knipl creator  Ben Katchor

More To Come 227: Carla Speed McNeil and Ben Katchor

Denis Kitchen

Our final round of interviews from Baltimore Comic Con includes two artists who have had a profound impact on the American underground/independent comics community. Carla Speed McNeil has produced the sprawling, epic aboriginal science-fiction series Finder since the mid-90s, making it one of the longest running series in all of indie comics, with 10 printed volumes of output released through the artist’s Light Speed Press. McNeil has also collaborated on a number of series through the years, including Queen &amp; Country: Operation: Stormfront with Greg Rucka and the recent Image miniseries  No Mercy, created with writer, Alex De Campi. Inspired by underground masters like Robert Crumb and Jay Lynch, Denis Kitchen began self-publishing comics in the late 60s. The artist would ultimately have more of an impact behind the scenes, through publishing companies like Kitchen Sink Press and Kitchen Sink Books, as well as serving as an agent for the works of comics giants like Will Eisner and Harvey Kurtzman. Kitchen also counts the founding of The Comic Book Legal Defense fund among his many industry-shaping accomplishments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our final round of interviews from Baltimore Comic Con includes two artists who have had a profound impact on the American underground/independent comics community. Carla Speed McNeil has produced the sprawling, epic aboriginal science-fiction series Finder since the mid-90s, making it one of the longest running series in all of indie comics, with 10 printed volumes of output released through the artist’s Light Speed Press. McNeil has also collaborated on a number of series through the years, including Queen &amp; Country: Operation: Stormfront with Greg Rucka and the recent Image miniseries  No Mercy, created with writer, Alex De Campi. Inspired by underground masters like Robert Crumb and Jay Lynch, Denis Kitchen began self-publishing comics in the late 60s. The artist would ultimately have more of an impact behind the scenes, through publishing companies like Kitchen Sink Press and Kitchen Sink Books, as well as serving as an agent for the works of comics giants like Will Eisner and Harvey Kurtzman. Kitchen also counts the founding of The Comic Book Legal Defense fund among his many industry-shaping accomplishments. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Episode 146: Carla Speed Mcneil and Denis Kitchen

In episode 10, Jon, Jeff, Angela, and Kathleen read "Voice" from Carla Speed McNeil's celebrated science fiction series "Finder." This volume covers Rachel Grossvenor's rocky initiation into the image-conscious clan of her mother and grandmothers, and how the hardest thing to find is a finder. Also in this episode, someone makes the mistake of letting Jon talk about Star Trek, and Kathleen contemplates switching to reading books digitally (gasp!). Music by SleuthEpisode 11 will be volumes 1 &amp; 2 of Astro Boy by Osamu Tezuka (I'm still posting these episodes out of order, sorry, I'll fix that when I can).

In episode 10, Jon, Jeff, Angela, and Kathleen read "Voice" from Carla Speed McNeil's celebrated science fiction series "Finder." This volume covers Rachel Grossvenor's rocky initiation into the image-conscious clan of her mother and grandmothers, and how the hardest thing to find is a finder. Also in this episode, someone makes the mistake of letting Jon talk about Star Trek, and Kathleen contemplates switching to reading books digitally (gasp!). Music by Sleuth Episode 11 will be volumes 1 &amp; 2 of Astro Boy by Osamu Tezuka (I'm still posting these episodes out of order, sorry, I'll fix that when I can).

Eps. 10: "Finder: Voice" by Carla Speed McNeil