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Coming to you from The Comic Bug in Manhattan Beach, it’s the second episode of Comics on Comics! Joining us for this round are Mike Wellman (Mac Afro, Gone South), Boris Hamilton (Late Night with Conan O’Brien), Brett C. Nance (Man-Boys, S.P.a.Z.) and Robb Fulcher! Comics on Comics Co-Creator and Executive Producer Juan-Manuel Rocha fills in as our host, as the panel debates the important question of the day: Dave Sim: Threat or Menace? Also on tap, some early takes on Mortal Kombat VS. DC Universe, as well as DCU Decisions, the high price of Kramers Ergot 7 and the folly of the Red Hulk.

The Incredible Hulk. This all new feature dives into the history of the Hulk and how this infamous character came to be. Featuring interviews with Stan Lee, members of the Edge of Reality game development team, and members of the Marvel Comics and Interactive teams, this new video also shows off some of the early footage of the game itself. The Incredible Hulk is coming to stores in June 2008 for all major platforms.

MRTC.TV hangs out with Greg from Black Flood Diesel (http://blackflooddiesel.com/bfd/) at Memory Lanes (http://memorylanesmpls.com) "Indie Friday". Topics include UFC, future plans for the band and how to suck at fantasy baseball. First TV airdate: 5.22.08 Some content trimmed for duration. Host: Patrick Guest: Greg, Black Flood Diesel Cameo by Jenny Dalton Produced by Jeff Wagner For more information and high quality, full length quicktime episodes: http://www.mrtc.tv Video Production: Todd Wardrope TW Video Services (http://www.twvs.com) Sponsored by: Memory Lanes (http://memorylanesmpls.com) The Hexagon Bar (http://hexagonbar.com/) Willies American Guitars (http://williesguitars.com/) Renegades Bar and Grill (http://www.renegadesbarandgrill.com/) Hot Comics (http://www.hotcomics.net) ©2008 JetBlast Media

shazap,com This is the second issue in the new grouping of the titans. Once again the threat which brought together the greatest team of young heroes together has reunited them to battle for the earth’s salvation. The story is just as good on this issue and it continues to move along. The humor is a little over the top but it works in this particular issue where there wasn’t a lot of action. The troubling thing is that they switched artists and I don’t think it works at all. The art is very loose and cartoony and I think that for this book it is terrible. Most of the time when a character was talking they were making some stupid fish version of the “o” face and how can you have Nightwing, one of the most serious guys in comics all stretched out and goofy looking. I wasn’t a fan of this move at all. Give Benitez a run on plastic man or something that is supposed to be light hearted and whacky. The story is still very exciting though as we find out that trigon has another child on earth that ...

An interview with Image founder Erik Larsen. For the first time in years, the seven legendary founders of Image Comics — Todd McFarlane, Whilce Portacio, Erik Larsen, Marc Silvestri, Jim Valentino, Rob Liefeld and Jim Lee — reunited for a special signing for Free Comic Book Day at Atomic Comics in Mesa, AZ, and Comics on Comics sent producers Milo Popp, Blair Marnell and Vito Lapiccola to cover the groundbreaking event. .

Short trailer for the Loaded Bible TPB, due out on June 25th, from Image Comics and Tim Seeley.

In Comics On Comics newest segment we sit down with todays top comic professionals and discuss their personal experience at comic book conventions. Today of we have comic legend Marc Silvestri talking about his first show, who did he wait in line to see and does he still geek out. So tune in and find out.

It’s a quick one this week…with a rundown of comics hitting shops this week. Our Pick of the Week: Batman #676. Variant Edition is the weekly video podcast covering comic book news, reviews and culture. Every week, episodes are online through iTunes, available on www.variantedition.com and sharable through Veoh, Blip.tv, YouTube, Google and LiveVideo. And don’t forget to check out our forums…let us know what you think of the episodes or would like to see something covered on the show.

From Meltdown Comics in Hollywood, it's our first official episode! Joining us for an unforgettable evening of comics & comedy are Brian Lynch (Angel: After The Fall, Everybody's Dead), Ken Cosby (How I Met Your Mother), Chris Mancini (Hitclown), and Pat Evans (Location Freak)! Host Robbie Peron (The Best Damned Sports Show) keeps our gang of misfits in line as they tackle the fallout of the Superman trademark case, Iron Man's stunning Box Office performance, "Frank Miller's The Spirit", DC Universe # 0, the Marvel Apes and Buffy's lesbian dalliance...

An interview with Image founder Rob Liefeld. For the first time in years, the seven legendary founders of Image Comics — Todd McFarlane, Whilce Portacio, Erik Larsen, Marc Silvestri, Jim Valentino, Rob Liefeld and Jim Lee — reunited for a special signing for Free Comic Book Day at Atomic Comics in Mesa, AZ, and Comics on Comics sent producers Milo Popp, Blair Marnell and Vito Lapiccola to cover the groundbreaking event.

A Todd McFarlane interview that took place at the end of a historic day in comic books. For the first time in years, the seven legendary founders of Image Comics — Todd McFarlane, Whilce Portacio, Erik Larsen, Marc Silvestri, Jim Valentino, Rob Liefeld and Jim Lee — reunited for a special signing for Free Comic Book Day at Atomic Comics in Mesa, AZ, and Comics on Comics sent producers Milo Popp, Blair Marnell and Vito Lapiccola to cover the groundbreaking event.

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Variant Edition Tuesday is the quick dose of comic knowledge you need before you step into the comic book shop this week: the best books hitting the stands and the latest headlines. New York Comic Con breaks records, Iron Man opens big, and Spidey goes to Washington. We sneak in a few advance reviews of Moon Knight #18, Amazing Spider-man #558, Young X-men #2, Avengers Invaders #1 and Cable #3. Our Pick of the Week: Action Comics Annual #11. Plus a Nick’s sporting a new ‘do! Variant Edition is the weekly video podcast covering comic book news, reviews and culture. Every week, episodes are online through iTunes, available on www.variantedition.com and sharable through Veoh, Blip.tv, YouTube, Google and LiveVideo. And don’t forget to check out our forums…let us know what you think of the episodes or would like to see something covered on the show.

Brad Neely - of Creased Comics fame and the animator behind bits of internet gold like 'Washington' and the Super Deluxe series 'Baby Cakes' and 'Professor Brothers' - talks with Josh Cohen about single panel comics, strip malls, and inspiration.

This is the first issue of a 5 part mini series from indi comic label Radical Comics. I’m always excited about new stuff and willing to give it a chance but unfortunately this is an example of why this story is at an indi label. It just wasn’t good. The art was interesting and the book looked pretty good but it was not well written or laid out. The panels were hard to follow. The narrator, who talked way too much, was not clear in what or who he was talking about and I don’t like what they did with the characters. They make Hercules a mercenary traveling to a distant land with a few cohorts for a job. The men he traveled with were savage, brutal, and cruel and the sequence of events just didn’t make sense. I think the true fans of mythology won’t even be able to get into this because it’s just not the portrayal of the character that we are familiar with. It was more of a Conan story than the greek demi god we know. There was no flow to the story and the action that got going ...

Diamond Comics/DC Direct at the 2008 Toyfair, brought to you by Collector's Quest

Second part of CoC's special Iron Man review, featuring Shane Coleman from golden Apple Comics.

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Directly after an advance screening of Marvel Comics' Iron Man, starring Robert Downey, Jr., Eric and J.D., the two unorthodox film critics at Scene-Stealers.com, give an Instant Review of the movie. Summer is here an the influx of superheroes is just beginning, but Iron Man is a cut above the rest. Thanks to a strong lead performane by Robert Downey, Jr., a script that's actually about something, and director Jon Favreau's keen eye for comedy, Iron Man gets two rock fists up from Scene-Stealers.com-- even though it doesn't use Black Sabbath's Iron man until the closing credits.

The crew of Comics on Comics was invited by Paramount Pictures to a special early screening of Iron Man and scrambled over to Golden Apple comics shortly afterwards to film a review of the film. Before you see it on May 2n, hear about it on April 30th!

Visit Meltdown comics May 3rd, 2008 and experience FCBD. Free Comic Book Day is a single day when participating comic book shops across North America and around the world give away comic books absolutely free* to anyone who comes into their stores.

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MRTC.TV makes a trip out to New Hope to visit with Bob and Stacey from Hot Comics! Get the scoop on the Coheed & Cambria comic connection! We've also got a exclusive interview with Claudio and Travis from Coheed and Cambria. First TV airdate: 4.24.08 Some Content trimmed for duration. Host: Patrick Guests: Bob and Stacey Playlist: Coheed&Cambria, "The Running Free" Saving Abel, "Addicted" Serj Tankian, "Empty Walls" Coheed&Cambria, "Feathers" Airbourne, "Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast" Seether, "Rise Above This" Produced by Jeff Wagner For more information and high quality quicktime episodes: http://www.mrtc.tv Video Production: Todd Wardrope TW Video Services www.twvs.com ©2008 JetBlast Media

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Diamond Comics/DC Direct at the 2008 Toyfair, brought to you by Collector's Quest

Diamond Comics/DC Direct at the 2008 Toyfair, brought to you by Collector's Quest

Diamond Comics/DC Direct at the 2008 Toyfair, brought to you by Collector's Quest

Diamond Comics/DC Direct at the 2008 Toyfair, brought to you by Collector's Quest

Brian Lynch and Dave Crosland are bringing you a new book about an unlikely group of frat boys who survive the zombie apocalypse. Trust us, it's unlike any other zombie book you've ever read. This interview took place at the Pledge Party, hosted by Meltdown Comics. Be sure to check out Dave Crosland's Live Art video from the same party, as well as more vids to come.

Could it be? Another full length episode? We’ve got another combo episode…it’s a rundown of the comics you’ll find in shops, first looks at a few cool books and more lengthy reviews that you viewers keep clamoring for! Luis and Mike take First Looks at X-Factor #30, X-Men Divided We Stand #1, Captain America #37 and Incredible Hercules #116. Reviews include: Titans #1, Kick Ass #2, Dead of Night #3 and The Goon #23. Plus Nick and Mike remind everyone that this weekend is the New York Comic Con. Variant Edition is the weekly video podcast covering comic book news, reviews and culture. Every week, episodes are online through iTunes, available on www.variantedition.com and sharable through Veoh, Blip.tv, YouTube, Google and LiveVideo. And don’t forget to check out our forums…let us know what you think of the episodes or would like to see something covered on the show.

This is a 5-minute sample of the latest episode of Comics on Comics. Check out the full episode on iTunes! http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=278094320

OK for those of you who can't get enough comics in their lives I have discovered yet another department in the nerdery where you can get your fix. Both Marvel and DC have their own podcasts. I know I'm a little late on this because they've been doing it for a couple of years now but I'm guessing there are more than a few of you out there who hadn't discovered them either. The DC ones are just recordings of panels at various cons around the country. This is especially cool for those of you who don't live anywhere cool enough for a convention to take place in your own town, but the fact that conventions don't happen all that regularly leaves some of the information discussed a bit outdated. There should be new ones coming up very soon from wizard world Chicago and LA. The Marvel podcasts are a bit more timely coming out once a month and they discuss relevant issues in the Marvel U. The latest one is a conversation with Stan the Man about the history of the skrulls and the invasion that is taking ...

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Woody Harrelson hosts this NBC-TV tribute to the film legacy of The Three Stooges, featuring brief clips taken from more than half of the comedy team's Columbia short subjects and their feature films. Filmed at Los Angeles' Orpheum Theatre. Celebrity guests include Michael Chiklis, who played 'Curly' in the 2000 TV movie, the Farrelly brothers, Bridget Fonda, Tom Arnold, Tracy Morgan and Cheryl Hines. Clips from other than the Columbia shorts include 1929 newsreel footage of Moe and Shemp at Coney Island, SOUP TO NUTS (1930), NERTSERY RHYMES (1933), PLANE NUTS (1933), JERKS OF ALL TRADES (1949), THE FRANK SINATRA SHOW (1952), THE EDDIE CANTOR COMEDY THEATRE (1955), THE STEVE ALLEN SHOW (1959), ON THE GO (1960), home movie footage of the Stooges at the 1965 Dallas County Fair, THE NEW 3 STOOGES (1965), DANNY THOMAS MEETS THE COMICS (1965) and the 1983 Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony. 2003

A Live Art show at Meltdown Comics, courtesy of Dave Crosland and Jim Mahfood. See it on video while you can, cause this beauty is fleeting and temporary. you can also see more in-depth interviews with both artists coming soon.

It’s Episode 71…another full length episode…and so soon after the ep 70.<br> But don’t worry, we didn’t forget about the Tuesday episode, we tossed it in too!<br> Reviews include: First Looks at Wolverine #64 and Fantastic Four #556, Comic Foundry #2, Action Comics #863, Trials of Shazam #12 and Dead of Night #2.<br> Nick and Mike finally read some of your viewer mail…today we tackle the Fall Out Boy mail.<br> Plus Mike and Luis take a look at Secret Invasion #1!<br> <br> Variant Edition is the weekly video podcast covering comic book news, reviews and culture. Every week, episodes are online through iTunes, available on www.variantedition.com and sharable through Veoh, Blip.tv, YouTube, Google and LiveVideo. And don’t forget to check out our forums…let us know what you think of the episodes or would like to see something covered on the show.

The Premiere episode of Comics on Comics. Hosted by Robbie Peron, featuring guests Boris Hamilton, Adam Richmond, Kathryn Lyn, and comic writer Joshua Dysart!

Comics on Comics interviews Rob Schrab, creator of SCUD, at Meltdown Comics in Hollywood, CA.

Comics on Comics interviews Rob Schrab, creator of SCUD, at Meltdown Comics in Hollywood, CA.

Comicson comics interviews Mike Mignola (creator of Hellboy) and Joshua Dysart about their new project, B.P.R.D. 1946. Shot live at The comic Bug in Manhattan Beach, CA.

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Time for another Discussion! Nick, Mike and Kevin share their views on the new direct-to-video release of Justice League: The New Frontier. What is Variant Edition: The Discussion? Every once in a while, Variant Edition will sit down and talk comics. We'll pick a topic (or topics) that we find interesting and chat it up. Variant Edition is the weekly video podcast covering comic book news, reviews and culture. Every week, episodes are online through iTunes, available on www.variantedition.com and sharable through Veoh, Blip.tv, YouTube, Google and LiveVideo. And don't forget to check out our forums...let us know what you think of the episodes or would like to see something covered on the show.

Eight hilarious comics rock the house in the first stand up film of the new series “Cut’ N It Up”. A new comic series showcasing established comedians with new, upcoming talent in various cities throughout North America. This series isn’t for sissies though as it features the funniest comedians doing some of the bluest comedy you’ve ever heard. So sit back, grab a cold one and prepare to laugh your ass off Chicago style in “Cut N’ It Up Chicago”!

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