A comix podcast coming to you from somewhere in the multiverse. Stay safe and enjoy your funny books.
Robots From Tomorrow!
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A comix podcast coming to you from somewhere in the multiverse. Stay safe and enjoy your funny books.
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9/23/2013
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Recent Episodes
July 9, 2026
Hazel Newlevant on QUEER AND HOW WE GOT HERE: A (PERSONAL) HISTORY
<p>Hazel Newlevant is a Brooklyn-based cartoonist known for creating and editing comics about queer history, bisexuality, polyamory, and reproductive rights. Their cartoonist CV highlights start off with the Xeric Grant-funded mini comic Ci Vediamo in 2012 and the Prism Comics Grant-funded biography of Harlem Renaissance blues singer Gladis Bentley called If This Be Sin in 2013.They decided to branch out into anthology editing in 2016 with Chainmail Bikini, which collected experiences of female and nonbinary gamers in a male-dominated space.<br /> <br /> The success of that led them to keep a foot in both worlds moving forward.<br /> <br /> The anthology side racked up co-editing titles like 2017's Comics for Choice, 2019's Puerto Rico Strong, and 2024's Becoming Who We Are: Real Stories About Growing Up Trans. Back on the strictly cartoonist side, they put out the 2017 graphic novella Sugar Town and the 2019 graphic novel No Ivy League.<br /> <br /> This body of work over the first decade of their career, give or take, has earned them the Ignatz Award, the Eisner Award, and the GLAAD Media Award.<br /> <br /> But that is all prelude to their new book, released last month, which brings them here today.<br /> <br /> Queer and How We Got Here: A (Personal) History blends the creator's personal history with their growing understanding of the larger landscape of queer identity THAT history is unfolding in. By sharing both parts of that journey equally in such a clear and effective narrative, they have made a book that belongs in every library, bookstore, and home.</p> <p class="has-text-align-center wp-block-paragraph">[This episode is number 838 in a series.]</p> <div class="wp-block-spacer" aria-hidden="true"> </div> <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" /> <h2 class="wp-block-heading">CHAPTERS</h2> <p>00:00 – Intro<br /> 04:38 – Queer History or Personal History - Which Came First?<br /> 07:12 – Choosing The Moments<br /> 11:42 – Who This Book Is For <br /> 20:01 – Identity Categories and History<br /> 25:48 – Color Palette Choices<br /> 29:08 – Workflow and Archival Process<br /> 33:17 – Outlining and Structuring the Puzzle <br /> 44:25 – Outro</p>
July 3, 2026
Greg Pak and Dr. Dan Cassino on STOP PROJECT 2025
<p>Going into the 2024 US presidential election, a group of close to 50 comic book creators got together and put out the STOP PROJECT 2025 webcomic -- a non-fiction anthology that broke down the 900-page conservative wishlist that was Project 2025's MANDATE FOR LEADERSHIP into understandable chunks and readers know what they were really voting for if they supported it, or why they needed to vote against it if they didn't. Organized by Scott Dunbier and Steve Lieber, contributors included folks like Jen Van Meter, Lila Sturgis, Gene Ha, Cully Hamner, Greg Pak, Matt Fraction, Mark Russell, Sarah Ryan, Zoe Tennant, Rick Veitch, Greg Rucka, and more.</p> <p>Unfortunately, the comic's goal of stopping Project 2025 was not successful, but there are lessons to be learned from it, and today's episode has two guests (political scientist/pollster Dan Cassino and comics writer/STOP PROJECT 2025 contributor Greg Pak) to help Greg and listeners do exactly that.</p> <p class="has-text-align-center wp-block-paragraph">[This episode is number 838 in a series.]</p> <div class="wp-block-spacer" aria-hidden="true"> </div> <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" /> <h2 class="wp-block-heading">CHAPTERS</h2> <p>00:00 – Intro<br /> 01:00 – Preface<br /> 09:35 – Project 2025 Explained <br /> 14:04 – A Crisis of Information <br /> 25:36 – Comics as Instructions<br /> 28:11 – AI and Apathy Atrophy<br /> 31:08 – Action Absorbs Anxiety<br /> 37:20 – The Zine Tradition<br /> 40:40 – Four Page Storycraft<br /> 45:38 – Comics Community and Comics in the Community<br /> 50:57 – Outro</p>
June 11, 2026
Chris Anderson and Corrine Halbert on POWER PULP COMICS
<p>Readers go to the comic shop to get their comics, but the road those comics take from the creator's drawing tables to the shops has changed a lot in the last 100 years or so. Greg talked with documentary filmmaker Wes Eastin back in February about the comic shop/retailer side of things, but today he's flipping the dial and going to the creative side because this episode features two members of the <a href="http://www.powerpulpcomics.com">POWER PULP</a> Comics Collective and Distribution -- CEO Chris Anderson and cartoonist Corinne Halbert --and dives right in to how Power Pulp is their growing answer to the question every creator has to face in their career: "How do I get my work out there?"</p>
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