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Episode 217: Isolation with Doug Bratton

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We’re back with another interview this week! This time, Ian catches up with Doug Bratton, a creator who first met Ian back in 2006, and was even on an episode of Geekspeak back then (if you listen back, apologies for the primordial sound quality). These days, Doug is here to promote a collection of the first four issues of his mystery/horror book Isolation, which is currently available on Kickstarter. They also discuss Doug’s one-panel strip work on Pop Colture Shock Therapy, The Kubert School and taking classes with Joe Kubert himself, turning a novel idea into a comic book idea, what it takes to self-publish a comic book, and plenty more.

You can follow Doug’s work over at Instagram, and Facebook, and you can reach out to him there to get further information on where you can find Isolation after the Kickstarter has concluded. You have until Friday, June 7th at 8am ET to pledge to it!

You can support future releases of Comic Timing and get in on the occasional early releases of the show at http://www.patreon.com/ComicTiming. You can also follow Comic Timing on Twitter at https://twitter.com/comictimingpod, on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ComicTiming/, on Bluesky at https://bsky.app/profile/comictiming.bsky.social, and on Instagram at http://instagram.com/comictimingpodcast.

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And here’s the YouTube video version:

Thank you to everyone for listening, and we’ll catch you next time!

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Comic Timing – Episode 147: NYCC 2012 Time Travel

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To continue to theme of getting things in right before the next event happens, here are a bunch of the interviews I conducted during 2012’s iteration of the New York Comic Con. Yeah, I’m aware it’s been a year, and that’s the last time that is going to happen. I’m looking to get this year’s stuff out no later than two to four weeks after the convention, so stay tuned for that. The interviews you will hear are as follows:

  • Doug Bratton – Pop Culture Shock Therapy and The Deranged Stalker’s Journal of Pop Culture Shock Therapy
  • David Doub – Dusk Comics
  • James Asmus (now of Quantum & Woddy) and Jim Festante – The End Times of Bram & Ben
  • A. David Lewis – Muktatafaht and Caption Box
  • Matt Kelly – Annabelle Avery: Steampunk Girl
  • Julian Lytle of Ants and Ignorant Bliss
  • Ulysses E. Campbell – Fantastic Forum
  • Ken Knudtsen – My Monkey’s Name Is Jennifer
  • Alex de Campi – Valentine, Smoke and Ashes
  • Umar – Dafixer’s Hideout

    • As always – we are sponsored by DCBS! That’s right! Discount Comic Book Service! For those of you who have not used DCBS before you can save an additional 8% off your first order via the promo code: CT8. Plus, be sure to check out DCBS‘ new Comixology digital store!

    We are also sponsored by New York Comic Con! The NYCC Live Stream is back. In partnership with Twitch.TV, NYCC will be streaming live from the Main Stage, Empire Stage and Show Floor all weekend long! Be sure to check out both channels this year for the most exclusive, behind-the-scenes content from NYCC 2013, the Best Four Days of the Year.

    Be sure to check out Comic Timing in the Podcast Arena at this year’s show. Ian will be at Booth AA7 along with The Multiversity Podcast. Here’s a basic layout of where that will be:

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    Ian looks forward to meeting you, and we thank New York Comic Con for their sponsorship of the podcast.

    You can e-mail the show at comictiming@gmail.com and be sure to Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/ComicTiming. Thanks for listening and we’ll catch you next time!

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    Comic Timing – Episode 115 Part 1: NYCC Interviews

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    Episode 115 of Comic Timing is here! This time, we go through all the interviews Ian conducted at New York Comic Con. You will hear from the likes of:

  • Derek Bacharach, Simply Superheroes
  • Nick Montgomery, Mind’s Eye
  • Andrew Zar, Dark Brain
  • Mike Desjarlais and Dave House, American Corpse
  • Joe McGlone, Leaves of Yggdrasil and Beyond the Dark
  • Everett Soares, Sky Pirates of Valendor
  • Rick Silva, Dandelion Studios
  • Dave Ryan, War of the Independents
  • JK Woodward, Fallen Angel
  • Andy Inahtko, Chicago Sun Times and Celestial Waste of Bandwidth
  • Doug Braton, Pop Culture Shock Therapy, The Deranged Stalkers Journal to Pop Culture Shock Therapy
  • Juan de Jesus, Geeks Unite!
  • Jason May, Robot Guy
  • Julian Lytle, Ants

    Thanks again to everyone who stopped by the booth throughout the weekend, and I hope to see everyone again in 2011!

    This episode of Comic Timing is sponsored by…DCBS! That’s right, Discount Comic Book Service is the new sponsor of Comic Timing. For all first time users of the site, make sure to use the promo code CT8 at checkout to receive an additional 8% off your first order! Here are our Review Corner picks for the month:

    INDY (IDW):
    DOC MACABRE #1 (OF 3): 50% off retail (DCBS price $1.99/regular price $3.99)

    DC:
    GREEN LANTERN LARFLEEZE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL #1: 50% off retail (DCBS price $1.99/regular price $3.99)

    MARVEL:
    HEROES FOR HIRE: 50% off retail (DCBS price $1.99/regular price $3.99)

    You can e-mail the show at comictiming@gmail.com, and please vote for us at Podcast Alley and give us your reviews over on iTunes. And of course, if you can, please donate to the HERO Initiative effort if you can. Every little bit helps! Also, make sure to check out Ian in BrokenSea Production’s latest Twilight Theatre episode, “The Cloud!”

    Until next time, thanks for listening, and thanks for downloading!

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