5 episodes
The HumaNoise Podcast The HumaNoise Podcast
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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In Humanoise—the official podcast of the sci-fi & fantasy publisher Humanoids—Publisher Mark Waid and Marketing Head Sean Edgar chat with filmmakers, musicians, game designers, and (of course) comic creators about the company's winding legacy and the most transgressive art being produced today.
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Episode Ten: The Metabarons Legacy with Matt Fraction & Jerry Frisson
Post-modern comic scribe luminary Matt Fraction (Casanova, Sex Criminals, Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen) joins Humanoids Publisher Mark Waid and Metabarons: Second Cycle writer Jerry Frissen to dissect the sci-fi opera of The Metabarons. Also: the legendary dares between Salvador Dali and Jordorosky.
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Episode Nine: A House Without Windows' Marc Ellison
A House Without Windows co-author Marc Ellison joins Sean Edgar to discuss the plight of Central African Republic's youth. Ellison and cartoonist Didier Kassai visited the country, navigating diamond mines, hostile militias, and heart-breaking portraits of loss and violence. Ellison recounts the making of the book in this special podcast. A portion of profits from A House Without Windows benefit Doctors Without Borders.
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Episode Eight: MPLS Sound Creative Team Joseph P. Illidge, Hannibal Tabu & Meredith Laxton
The MPLS Sound creative team of Joseph P. Illidge, Hannibal Tabu & Meredith Laxton join former assistant editor and current operations coordinator Amanda Lucido and marketing head Sean Edgar
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Episode Seven: Count Creator Ibrahim Moustafa
In the latest episode of HumaNoise, Mark Waid and Sean Edgar sit down with Ibrahim Moustafa to discuss Count, a thrilling new sci-fi reimagining of The Count of Monte Cristo.
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Episode Six: Space Bastards Creators Darick Robertson, Eric Peterson & Joe Aubrey
Space is littered with the debris of mercenaries, ships, and (especially) packages. Get your tracking codes ready, folks, because we have the crew of Space Bastards here. Artist Darick Robertson and co-writers Joe Aubrey and Eric Peterson discuss their batshit crazy comic about cosmic parcel mercenaries cleaving a path through the stars to celestial mailboxes.