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by R. Alan Brooks
The MotherF**cker In A Cape podcast series is an informal chat moderated by R. Alan Brooks (writer & co-creator of The Burning Metronome comic book) and Jordan Froelich (the comics guru at Mutiny Information Cafe). We talk with comic book creators, nerd activists and key figures from areas of geek culture that aren't often explored. Geek culture is everywhere! MFIAC looks at where we can all fit into it.
Episodes
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John Leguizamo - Ghetto Klown
Actor and comedian John Leguizamo talks about his graphic novel, "Ghetto Klown", in part 2 of my "Countdown to DINK" episodes. He also discusses how he's learned to deal with rejection in Hollywood, and what kind of art makes him feel alive. Recorded at DINK 2018! Don't forget to check...
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James O'Barr - Creator of The Crow
James O'Barr, the creator of The Crow, talks with me, in the 1st of my "Countdown to DINK" episodes. This interview is from DINK 2018, and James and I discuss his new projects, why he doesn't have any internet at home, and what it was like to grow up in an orphanage. Plus, James does a Q & A with...
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Snap Flash Hustle - Pat Shand and Emily Pearson
I talk with writer Pat Shand (Afterglow, Prison Witch, Breathless) and artist Emily Pearson (The Wilds, Cult Classic: Zero Short). They discuss their upcoming comic from Black Mask Studios, Snap Flash Hustle, which Pat describes as "Breaking Bad by way of Sex In The City". It's about a ring of...
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Alan Davis - Drawn To The Fantastic
Legendary comics creator, Alan Davis (artist of X-Men, X-Factor, ClanDestine, Captain Britain, and too many others to name), talks with me about what motivates his art, what he thinks of British royalty, and how present day comics have lost his attention. We also bond over the jacked-up ways that...
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Vita Ayala - Wild Wonder Worker
Prolific comics creator Vita Ayala, writer of Wonder Woman, The Wilds, and Batman Beyond, talks with me about how they learned that Wonder Woman wasn't Puerto Rican, how they broke into the comics industry, and how they overcome self-doubt as a writer. Vita was cool as hell to talk to, so check...
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Papa Bear and Dale Campbell - Brothers Gonna Make It!
In this episode, I talk with two black men in the geek world (at Wizard World Iowa): Papa Bear, a talented cosplayer and activist, and Dale Campbell, the creator of animated series for children, which he uses to share his faith. Both of these gentlemen have significant things to say about their...
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Stranger Comics: Mortals Who Make Legends
I talk with the founders of Stranger Comics: Sebastian Jones, Darrell May and Joshua Cozine. We discuss what it takes for them to create a rich fantasy world in their comics, with black characters up front! We also talk about the debacle of the Legion of Superheroes character, Tyroc. Ha, you'll...
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Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols - What The Future Holds
The legendary Nichelle Nichols and I discuss her career - as an actress and a musician, as well as some of the cultural impact of her work on Star Trek, and what's been most important to her. (You can see video of this interview at Nerdteam30.com, filmed by Parish Media LLC). Thanks to Zuzana…
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Alitha Martinez - You Can't Knock The Hustle
I speak with Marvel Comics artist Alitha Martinez, about her journey from being a child in a Latin family in Florida, to becoming an artist who has drawn some of the most popular characters in comics! We discuss some of her struggles with breaking through the "boy's club" of the 1990s comics...
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Charisma Carpenter - A Stake Through The Art
I had a fun conversation with Charisma Carpenter (Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Angel), for a few moments at this year’s Wizard World Comic Con in Des Moines, IA. We talked about what motivates her as an artist, what kind of roles she finds fulfilling, and the charities she supports. We also...
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Lisa Berry: Super & Natural!
I sit down with Supernatural's Lisa Berry, to discuss everything from natural hair to Shakespeare, to what it means if you're black and haven't watched Black Panther yet. Recorded at Wizard World Comic Con Des Moines, through a collaboration with Nerd Team 30, this conversation with Lisa felt…
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Brian Azzarello: Straight Shots
Renowned comics writer Brian Azzarello (100 Bullets, Wonder Woman, Batman) joins me in a bar, at Phoenix Comic Fest, for a conversation about everything from asshole vegans, to political extremism, to how important it is to be able to write characters who have viewpoints you don't agree with. We...
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Pat Shand: Living in the Afterglow
Prolific writer Pat Shand (Van Helsing, Avengers & Guardians of The Galaxy novels) talks with me via phone. We discuss Afterglow, his new comic book with artist K. Lynn Smith (which has a Kickstarter campaign happening right now! Make sure to go support it!). We discuss how he broke into comics,...
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Arise, People!
I sit down again with the founders of the Arise Music Festival, Paul Bassis and Tierro Lee, to discuss how a music festival can be full of art, meaning and activism. Paul and Tierro talk about some of their plans for this year's festival, some of the social justice components that'll be involved,...
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#METOO - Men Who've Harassed: They Tell Their Stories
In episode 3 of this special 3 part series examining sexual harassment, I speak with three men about times that they've harassed women, and what it took for them to realize that what they did was wrong. Two of these men didn't realize what they were doing at the time, but the third man talks…
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#METOO - Women Speak!
In episode 2 of this special 3 part series examining sexual harassment, two women share their experiences with sexual harassment, and their perspectives on what motivates it. Their stories are very different, which provides an interesting range of experiences with this topic. Don't miss part 3 of...
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#METOO - What is Sexual Harassment?
In episode 1 of this special 3 part series examining sexual harassment, anti-harassment trainer Sarah J. Berg talks with us about the legal definition of harassment. She also discusses strategies for fighting it, both as an individual and a community. (Also, her favorite comic character turns 40...
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Thea's Victorious Return: How It Feels To Finish Your Comic!!
Thea J. Hunt, who was on our "Ideas Ain't Shit" episode, has finally finished her comic book, "Amelia"! I take a few minutes to talk with her about finishing, and what it feels like for her to be premiering her comic book at DINK Comics and Art Expo!
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Ideas Ain't Shit: Let's Get It Finished!!
Comics creators Thea Hunt and Dailen Ogden discuss the struggles that all artists face to move their projects from ideas to completion, and what they're doing to overcome those struggles.
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Cooler Than Capes: Other Stories Comics Can Tell
Indie comics creators KARL CHRISTIAN KRUMPHOLZ (http://karlchristiankrumpholz.com/) and ALEX GRAHAM (http://www.alexngraham.com/) discuss their comics, the idea of using comics to tell stories that don't involve super-heroes, and how they got into comics!
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Whatever You DINK!
In this classic episode, I talk with the LaGreca brothers, Charlie and Jeff, about creating Denver's indie comic convention, DINK, which returns on April 14-15th. They share how they created the convention, how artists can make sure they get picked for tables and panels, and all kinds of insider...
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Too Sexy For Your Dickery: Courtesy To Cosplayers
Some thoughts on not allowing heartbreak to rob you of having an open heart. Also: In this classic episode, cosplayers Michelle Berra, Justine McKinney and Tara Piehl discuss their passion for their craft, what it's like to be harrassed by inappropriate fans, and what initially got them into...
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Creatives In Love: How To Not Murder Each Other
In our Valentine's Day episode, I speak with two creative couples: Chaz and Carolyn Kemp & "Oi" Bob Parks and Cachet Whitman. They discuss being in romantic relationships where both partners are creative, whether they can ever collaborate, and how they help each other through artistic…
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Superman With a Permanent Tan: Ethnic Diversity in Comics
Another classic episode: Our guests Kristina BadHand and Gerhard Kaaihue discuss the importance of diversity in comics, both on and off the page. Originally posted 12/16/16, but recorded the day after the last presidential election.
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You Can't Sell It 'Til It's Done: Ways to Finish Your Writing
Recorded live at the Bud Werner Memorial Library in Steamboat Springs, CO, I talk with Steamboat authors Dagny McKinley and Cameron McVey about their work, and how they've managed to finish the multiple books they've published. These are tips every author should consider! This episode begins with…
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: HOW TO MAKE IT WIN!!
*Originally recorded 6/1/16* YOUR WEB COMIC: HOW TO MAKE IT WIN!! ----------------------- We talk with Melanie Gillman and Jay Potts, who share how they built their successful webcomics! Melanie Gillman is the writer & artist of "As The Crow Flies", a web comic that has been nominated for the…
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Women Inside! Female Creators: On & Off The Page (Remix)
Artists Morgan Beem and Cachet Whitman discuss being female comic book creators; from what initially made them like comic books to how they became artists themselves. Plus, tips on how not to be the “creepy guy” fan.
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Stop The Presses! Journalism In Comics pt. 2
We continue our discussion of the history of journalism in comics, and the role of journalists in the face of a hostile White House. Our guests are: JOHN WENZEL - Entertainment reporter for The Denver Post & CORY CASCIATO - Author and former geek writer for Westword, Onion AV Club, Colorado…
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Stop The Presses! Journalism In Comics
From Clark Kent to Peter Parker, we discuss the history of journalism in comics, and the role of journalists in the face of a hostile White House. Our guests are: JOHN WENZEL - Entertainment reporter for The Denver Post & CORY CASCIATO - Author and former geek writer for Westword, Onion AV Club,...
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Atlanteans & Kryptonians: Immigrants In Comics
Comics creators Garuda Illo and Andres Del Valle discuss living in India and Mexico, moving to America, and their comics. Plus, Garuda reveals that he's a former monk, which may be one of the most bad-ass origin tales of any comics creator!
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The Burning Metronome Party pt. 2 - A Family Affair
My mother, father, and sister talk with me about...well, me. And comics. And other things, like my first word, which was profane. Recorded at the premiere party for The Burning Metronome. Check our graphic novel out at www.theburningmetronome.com
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The Burning Metronome Party pt. 1
I talk with my collaborator Matt Strackbein about his work for Dark Horse Comics and designing the uniforms for the Olympic ski team, as well as coloring, lettering and designing our book, The Burning Metronome. We also speak with Dion Harris, the artist we hired for pencils & inks! Recorded at…
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Thane Benson: Denver Comix Newspaper!
Thane Benson, comics creator and mighty librarian, talks with us about the Denver Comix Newspaper, which he released through the Denver Public Library, and why "wet dreams" are more acceptable than "asshole" when it comes to censoring comics. Recorded at Mutiny Information Cafe, at the Denver…
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Arise! Art, Activism and Yoga!
The founders of the Arise Festival, Paul Bassis and Tierro Lee, discuss how art inspires their activism, and how music and yoga work together for a total experience! These guys were a lot of fun to talk to, and I'm sure you'll enjoy this episode as much as I did.
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Sex Work and Comic Books!
Sex worker and comic-book creator, D. Sala, shares how she got into both sex work and comics, what she enjoys about both and how one influences the other. She and R. Alan Brooks also discuss a fine piece of cinema called “Zombie Strippers”. Hosted by R. Alan Brooks and Jordan Froelich. Subscribe...
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Get Your Comics Out To The World!!! Pt. 1
So you've finished your comic book or geek novel? Our guests discuss how to get it out the world!WAYNE WINSETT, owner of the Eisner-nominated comic shop, Time Warp Comics andDANI HEDLUND, CEO of Tethered By Letters, a non-profit publisher that focuses on helping young authors get their work...
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Get Your Comics Out To The World!!! Pt. 2
In pt. 2 of this episode, our guests answer questions about how to get your comic book or geek novel out to the world! WAYNE WINSETT, owner of the Eisner-nominated comic shop, Time Warp Comics and DANI HEDLUND, CEO of Tethered By Letters, a non-profit publisher that focuses on helping young…
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The 4 Color Rainbow: LGBTQ Representation in Comics Pt. 1
PART ONE: LGBTQ comics creators Melanie Gillman (Steven Universe, Care Bears & As The Crow Flies) and Dylan Edwards (Politically InQueerect & Transposes) discuss how they came to love comics, some of the basics of gender and sexual identity terms, and how to not intimidate yourself on your first...
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The MotherF**cker In A Cape podcast series is an informal chat moderated by R. Alan Brooks (writer & co-creator of The Burning Metronome comic book) and Jordan Froelich (the comics guru at Mutiny Information Cafe). We talk with comic book creators, nerd activists and key figures from areas of geek culture that aren't often explored. Geek culture is everywhere! MFIAC looks at where we can all fit into it.
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