Showing posts with label harley quinn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harley quinn. Show all posts
Monday, January 25, 2016
Comic Round-Up: January 25, 2016
"Harley Quinn" by Seoul, Korea-based In-Hyuk Lee
Interview: Artist Nick Bradshaw talks briefly about his work on Spider-Man and at greater length about his goal of using comics as a way to encourage kids to read.
Interview: Carol Tyler talks about her life and work and her book A Soldier’s Heart, a graphic memoir of her family and the effect her father’s post-traumatic stress disorder had on them.
Interview: Paul Gravett interviews Jill Lepore The Secret History of Wonder Woman.
Interview: Sterling Gates talks about the new digital comic Adventures of Supergirl.
Interview: Two cartoonists new to Seattle, Simon Hanselmann and Fran López, chat about their new home in a comic drawn by López.
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Fan Film: Harley Quinn vs. Zombies
Harley Quinn takes on a horde of zombies in this fun fan film directed by Matthew Talamantes. Actress Aly Fritz gives a very solid performance as Suicide Squad star Harley Quinn.
"Harley Quinn vs. Zombies is a fan film in which Harley ventures on her own to a recent zombie outbreak for what she considers to be a dream vacation. In the midst of her zombie slaying adventure she comes across a group of civilians who are desperate for a hero, but instead get Miss Harleen Quinzel."
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Comic Round-Up: November 19, 2015
Interview: Abraham Riesman's interview with Frank Miller
Interview: Frank Miller Talks About Superman’s Penis and His Plans for a Children’s Book, which are presumably two separate topics, because a kid's book about Superman's Penis would probably not be a top-seller.
Interview: "I want my entire career in comics to be a metaphor for that moment in the Anaconda video when Nicki Minaj slaps Drake’s hand away from her butt, and walks away laughing." Michelle Dean profiles creator and publisher Spike Trotman, who has always done things her own way, starting with the webcomic Templar, Arizona
Interview: Jeff Lemire on Inhumans and Interconnectivity in Extraordinary X-Men
Interview: Jeremy Whitley talks about his comic, Princeless, breaking into comics, getting an unexpected Eisner nomination, and his work at Action Lab Comics.
Interview: Members of the Lynd Ward Prize committee discuss their deliberations, which included reading a lot of graphic novels, and how they came to agree on this year’s winner, Mariko and Jillian Tamaki’s This One Summer.
Interview: Paul Tumey talks to Louise Amandes and Ron Austin.
Interview: Webcomics creators, including Ryan North, John Allison and Dorothy Gambrell, discuss how their business model has evolved over the past ten years.
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Comic Round-Up: November 5, 2015
"Suicide Squad - Harley Quinn" by Ashley Marie Witter
Event: Dana Walrath’s Aliceheimer’s: Comics, Medicine, and Memory
Interview: Francis Manapul Raises the God of Strength in DARKSEID WAR
Interview: "I’m a Careful Person" An Interview with Kate Beaton
Interview: Night Shift: An Interview with Leslie Stein
Interview: Sean P. O'Connor profiles Dan Archer.
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Comic Round-Up: November 3, 2015
Event: This year's WonderCon is in Los Angeles, and last week the show announced its initial round of guests
Interview: Catching up with Metaphrog (Sandra Marrs and John Chalmers)
Interview: Gavin Aung Than quit his day job and sold his house to devote himself full time to Zen Pencils, a webcomic inspired by a self-help book and some Wikipedia articles; it took a year and a half, but now he’s making a living at it.
Interview: Matt Miner created superheroes in Liberator and Critical Hit are animals, and in real life he rescues pit bulls as part of the New York City group Redemption Rescues.
Interview: Mid-Life Crisis to Hero’s Journey: Supernatural Creator Eric Kripke Talks Vertigo Series Jacked
Interview: Rick Smith profiles Mita Mahato.
Interview: Sam Thielman profiles Adrian Tomine.
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Illustration: Harley Suicide Squad
"Harley Suicide Squad" by Brazil-based Abraão Lucas
Prints available for purchase from Society6. US$17.99
I think that this may be my all-time favorite Harley illustration.
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