One of the drawbacks to having multiple podcasts is the higher possibility for error when posting them to the server or the RSS feed. Yesterday’s upload of Indie Comic Book Noise was incomplete and I didn’t catch it until today. So you will have to redownload yesterday’s show to get the missing 18 minutes.

Today, I uploaded the Halloween episode of Movie Noise to the server. I also mistakenly added it to the Comic Book Noise family feed. This isn’t a bonus episode like the time I put the Serenity review in the feed. It was just the product of doing too much at the same time. Listen to it anyway, it is me and Brian from Kryptographik talking in depth about Wolf Creek. I think it ranks as one of the best episodes I have done.

Tags: brian matus, firefly, halloween, Indie Comic Book Noise, kryptographik, movie noise, serenity, wolf creek

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I am joined by Damian Smith and Brian Matus from the Kryptographik podcast for the last episode in our look at Avatar Press’s Black Summer by Warren Ellis and Juan Jose Ryp.

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I am joined by Damian Smith and Brian Matus from Kryptographik as we discuss issue 6 of the Avatar Press miniseries Black Summer, created by Warren Ellis and Juan Jose Ryp. We also talk about Dilbert, Sarah Palin, mandatory voting and I play a random song by Nine Inch Nails for no good reason.

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Related Links:
Avatar’s Black Summer Flickr channel
Avatar Press
Kryptographik
Damian Smith (Twitter – Friendfeed)
Brian Matus (Twitter- Friendfeed)
Nine Inch Nails
Derek’s FriendFeed

Tags: avatar press, black summer, brian matus, damian smith, dilbert, juan jose ryp, kryptographik, mandatory voting, nine inch nails, sarah palin, warren ellis

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I am joined by Damian Smith and Brian Matus from Kryptographik as we discuss issues 4 and 5 of the Avatar Press miniseries Black Summer, created by Warren Ellis and Juan Jose Ryp. We also talk about name pronunciation, coloring, jabbering while fighting, the Resident Evil movies, adaptation worthiness, child violence, ad placement, the physics of superspeed in relation to stationary objects, classes taken in high school, overseas perception of The US Constitution and the Illuminati.

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Related Links:
Avatar’s Black Summer Flickr channel
Avatar Press
Armageddon Chronicles
Kryptographik
Damian Smith (Twitter – Friendfeed)
Brian Matus (Twitter- Friendfeed)

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Tags: armageddon chronicles, avatar press, black summer, brian matus, carlos weiser, comic book challenge, damian smith, illuminati, juan jose ryp, kryptographik, physics, resident evil, US Constitution, warren ellis

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I am once again joined by Damian and Brian from Kryptographik in taking a look at Black Summer issues 2 and 3, created by Warren Ellis and Juan Jose Ryp, published by Avatar Press. We also talk about collecting multiple covers, separating cinematic storytelling from movie pitch comics, realistic body types in comics and why big breasted women aren’t necessarily unbelievable.

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Related Links:
Armageddon Chronicles
Awesomed By Comics hosted by Evie and AARON
Kryptographik
Damian Smith (Twitter – Friendfeed)
Brian Matus (Twitter- Friendfeed)
Comic Timing
Raging Bullets
CinemaFromage

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Did anybody else read this miniseries from Avatar Press? I did and I talk about it on the latest episode of Comic Book Noise with Brian Matus and Damian Smith from the Kryptographik podcast. At least we tried to talk about the series. After 90 minutes we only covered the first two issues. But in the meantime, we touched upon politics, the legalization of narcotics and the correlation with raising children, the mechanics of language, global economies, religious imagery in scenes of mayhem and of course puppies and children.

Actually the part about puppies and children was left on the cutting room floor but the rest is there.

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Related Links:
Kryptographik
Welcome To Heavenside
Avatar Press
Warren Ellis
Juan Jose Ryp on Flickr

Tags: avatar press, black summer, brian matus, child rearing, children, damian smith, global economies, juan jose ryp, kryptographik, linguistics, narcotics, politics, puppies, religious imagery, warren ellis, welcome to heavenside

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I talk about where I have been, where I am now and where I am going. Oh and the name I couldn’t remember was Trenchcoat Mafia.

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