Back from the dead and returning from retirement, Dollar Bin Productions posts occasionally to support the comic book community through interviews, convention panel recordings, and general announcement about stuff you shouldn’t miss.
Biff! Bam! Pow! Comics aren’t just for kids anymore. They also aren’t just for adults. Comics are for everyone! Panelists Andy Runton (Owly), Jeremy Dale (Skyward), and Joey Weiser (Mermin) discuss with moderator Shawn Daughhetee how their comics are for readers of all ages.
With Bridgit Connell, Jason Horn, Chuck Hart Join panelists Bridgit Connell (Brother Nash), Jason Horn (Ninjasaur), and Chuck Hart (Lance Larson: Subcontractor for S.H.I.E.L.D.) as they discuss the advantages and pitfalls of publishing comics on the web. Moderated by Adam Daughhetee.
Start your morning off with a healthy discussion on comic book movies, moderated by Josh Dean of The Film House and including panelists Robert Venditti (The Surrogates, Percy Jackson graphic novel adaptations) Matthew Smith (Bee Sting), Allen Swords (Lecturer at Clemson University), and others.
Another year and another fantastic FLUKE. Adam, Shawn, and Devin journeyed to mythical Athens, GA for their annual visit to FLUKE. This go around Adam picked up interviews with Robert Newsome, Rich Tommaso, Patrick Dean, Andy Runton, Wes Brooks, and Adam Casey. Who's that I hear on the wrap up portion? That would be returning guest, Josh Dean.
This week on the show we have Chris Visions, who Terence tackled and dragged into the studio by his hair. Chris is the artist on the book Dead Letters, which has issue one hitting the shelf this very Wednesday. Doing interviews with the Dollar Bin is a lot of fun. This interview is an example of said fun.
With big thanks to Joel, Adam and Tee got to spend some digital time with the creators of the great Image book, Chew, starring Cibopath, Tony Chu. Listen in an John Layman and Rob Guillory talk shop and whatnot.
So Terence and Adam had a great time talking with Paul Maybury and they decided that they would share most of it with you. You should thank them. Paul's latest work on the shelf is art on Joe Casey's Catalyst and next week you'll see his art gracing the pages of Sovereign, written by Chris Roberson. If you haven't yet, you should definitely look him up.
Joel and newcomer Josh tackle this great, in depth interview with Marvel, DC, and Malibu writer, Steve Englehart. Listen as they mystify with discussions of comics in the 1970, 80, and even early 90s. Beast a member of the Avengers? Yeah, that was him. Seen that 1989 Batman movie? Check out Detective Comics 469-476. Runtime 57 minutes 13 seconds
This week on the Dollar Bin we would like to welcome comic creator and CEO of McFarlane Toys, Todd McFarlane to help promote his exclusive Toys R Us toy release on February 1. I hope you like football, comics fans, because there is going to be a lot of that in this discussion. Don't bail yet. We also discuss the toy process, Spawn, and what McFarlane is working on comics-wise.
That is right. Priest is back and this time he actually has a new book hitting the shelves, Q2: The Return of Quantum and Woody. Remember that time we interviewed Christopher Priest for three hours a few years ago? You should listen to this one and then check that one out too.
They say Ka is a wheel. And as the wheel turns we find ourselves once again with the pleasure of discussing The Dark Tower with comic book adaptor and Stephen King’s The Dark Tower: A Complete Concordance writer Robin Furth. With this being her 4th or 5th appearance on the show, she may have more appearances than any other writer.
While at Cola-Con this year Adam, Shawn, and Teeminus, took the time to grab interviews with Damion Scott, Ed Piskor, and Sanford Greene. Terence set up shop and Adam and Shawn recorded a wrap up (completely unrelated). Too bad you couldn’t catch Cola-Con this year, but, hey, there’s always next and until then, we did it for you.
This week on the Dollar Bin, Adam and Terence are lucky enough to Skype down with Andrew Maclean to help promote the Kickstarter for his project Head Lopper 2: The Wolves of Barra and to learn a little more about Andrew, himself, as well as his other work. To kick things off though, they talk a little about Cola-Con coming up this weekend.
Today is my friend Jen’s birthday. While going through old stuff, I found this on my hard drive and decided, why not share it with the world. Back when she was the college radio manager at the College of Notre Dame of Maryland (an all girls school) she coaxed some friends and a professor into producing a radio drama of The Glass Menagerie. She is the reason I started working with post editing of spoken word broadcasts leading me to realize I enjoyed doing it. Without her the Dollar Bin, at least...
Happy birthday Rocketeer. You may be years old, but you’re as fresh and exciting a concept as ever. Join moderator B Clay Moore as he discusses the Rocketeer Adventures anthology with contributors Laura Martin, Tommy Lee Edwards, Eric Canete, Stephanie Buscema, Tony Harris, and Jim Silke. In addition to Adventures, they will remember creator Dave Stevens and his magnificent art.
After way too many delays (all Adam’s fault) the Dollar Bin is proud to bring to you our interview with Ted Naifeh, creator of Courtney Crumrin, as well as other great books.
Exerpt from Ben Towle’s Blog: We showed the documentary Moebius Redux, which was really well-done, although it certainly shied away from addressing some of the more troubling aspects of the artist’s later career. The real star of the panel, though, was Geof Darrow who had a seemingly-limitless well of hilarious anecdotes about Moebius. My friend and co-conspirator Craig Fischer wrapped up the presentation with a really fascinating discussion that made me (and others I’d guess) question the conve...
About a decade ago (maybe it was less than that) the Dollar Bin’s Joel, Tee, and Adam spent quite a bit of time on the phone with Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson to discuss their (along with Alex Ross) masterpiece in motion, Astro City. We offer to you here the second part featuring artist Brent Anderson.
About a decade ago (maybe it was less than that) the Dollar Bin’s Joel, Tee, and Adam spent quite a bit of time on the phone with Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson to discuss their (along with Alex Ross) masterpiece in motion, Astro City. We offer to you here the first part featuring writer Kurt Busiek.
Matt WilsonJoin Dollar Bin’sAdam Daughhetee as he sits down with Laura Martin (Planetary, Astonishing X-Men), Rachelle Rosenberg (Captain America), Charlie Kirchoff (Hellraiser, Doctor Who), Matt Wilson (Thor), Brian Reber (X-Men) discuss this integral aspect of comic art—the coloring.
About a year ago, that’s right I said a year ago, Joel and Adam weaseled some time out of Bob McLeod (The New Mutants, Spider-man, Star Wars, Conan the Barbarian, Superman) for an interview. With apologies to Mr. McLeod here is the result of that well overdue posting.
Back in August Joel and Adam minus the Ted did a interview with creator of Concrete, Paul Chadwick. Paul discusses the origin and his work on Concrete as well as what’s to come. He also discusses some of his other work and general comic industry happenings.
A few months back Adam, Joel, and Tee of the Dollar Bin got together for their first two guest skypephonerview. Who were the lucky test subjects? Why none other that former Editor in Chief of Marvel comics, Tom DeFalco and his comics life partner and artist extraordinaire, Ron Frenz. Listen as they discuss dealing with the Direct Market, Spider-Girl, Thor, Thunderstrike, and how much Joel sucks.
A few months back Adam, Joel, and Tee of the Dollar Bin got together for their first two guest skypephonerview. Who were the lucky test subjects? Why none other that former Editor in Chief of Marvel comics, Tom DeFalco and his comics life partner and artist extraordinaire, Ron Frenz. Listen as they discuss their work with Spider-Girl, Marvel Team-Up, and a plethora of other greatnesses.
This week on the Dollar Bin Adam, Terence, and Joel sit down for the second part of what turned out to be a three hour gloves off conversation with comics legend, Christopher Priest. Never shy with his opinions, Priest shares tales of Quantum & Woody, the Priest Curse, Impact Comics, Milestone Media, and other fun topics to shake a stick at. Runtime: 1 hour 03 minutes 34 seconds The Dollar Bin audio player requires javascript to work. Please enable javascript or use the download link below t...
This week on the Dollar Bin Adam, Terence, and Joel sit down for the first part of what turned out to be a three hour gloves off conversation with comics legend, Christopher Priest. Never shy with his opinions, Priest shares tales of his introduction into comics, including his early years at Marvel and his work on Conan. From there we transistion through a brief history on his time with DC, which leads us to this parts closer, a look at his work with Black Panther.
