On this episode, we check in with writer
JM DeMatteis. JM is known for groundbreaking character studies in arcs like
"Spider-Man: Kraven's Last Hunt", and his memorable Joker story "Going Sane".
Today JM discusses his new IDW mini series THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SAVIOR 28, with
artist Mike Cavallaro. A compelling portrait of a long time patriotic super hero
who questions his role of aggressor in the never ending battle. His story begins
in the late 30's and progresses through the post 9-11 21st century.
Superhero fans will appreciate the nods to familiar moments of real world and comics history, that play out in a very different way than they are used to.
On his upcoming collaboration with his Bwa-ha ha pals Keith Giffen and Kevin McGuire on Metal Men , in the back of Giffen's Doom Patrol . " Every once and awhile Keith will call me up and say "Wanna do this?" and I always say 'Yeah!" What Keith does is he puts down this rock solid foundation of a story...you get the basic of the plot and characterization, a few one liners and then I come in and fill up as many word balloons as I can!"
We also discuss DeMatties role as editor-in-chief of Ardden Entertainment, including the
new Flash Gordon series.
download the mp3 from here
Monday, March 16, 2009
The End Of Violence, With JM Dematties
On this episode, we check in with writer
JM DeMatteis. JM is known for groundbreaking character studies in arcs like
"Spider-Man: Kraven's Last Hunt", and his memorable Joker story "Going Sane".
Today JM discusses his new IDW mini series THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SAVIOR 28, with
artist Mike Cavallaro. A compelling portrait of a long time patriotic super hero
who questions his role of aggressor in the never ending battle. His story begins
in the late 30's and progresses through the post 9-11 21st century.
Superhero fans will appreciate the nods to familiar moments of real world and comics history, that play out in a very different way than they are used to.
On his upcoming collaboration with his Bwa-ha ha pals Keith Giffen and Kevin McGuire on Metal Men , in the back of Giffen's Doom Patrol . " Every once and awhile Keith will call me up and say "Wanna do this?" and I always say 'Yeah!" What Keith does is he puts down this rock solid foundation of a story...you get the basic of the plot and characterization, a few one liners and then I come in and fill up as many word balloons as I can!"
We also discuss DeMatties role as editor-in-chief of Ardden Entertainment, including the
new Flash Gordon series.
download the mp3 from here
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