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About a decade ago (maybe it was less than that) the Dollar Bin’s Joel, Tee, and Adam spent quite a bit of time on the phone with Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson to discuss their (along with Alex Ross) masterpiece in motion, Astro City. We offer to you here the second part featuring artist Brent Anderson.

About a decade ago (maybe it was less than that) the Dollar Bin’s Joel, Tee, and Adam spent quite a bit of time on the phone with Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson to discuss their (along with Alex Ross) masterpiece in motion, Astro City. We offer to you here the first part featuring writer Kurt Busiek.

Matt WilsonJoin Dollar Bin’sAdam Daughhetee as he sits down with Laura Martin (Planetary, Astonishing X-Men), Rachelle Rosenberg (Captain America), Charlie Kirchoff (Hellraiser, Doctor Who), Matt Wilson (Thor), Brian Reber (X-Men) discuss this integral aspect of comic art—the coloring.

About a year ago, that’s right I said a year ago, Joel and Adam weaseled some time out of Bob McLeod (The New Mutants, Spider-man, Star Wars, Conan the Barbarian, Superman) for an interview. With apologies to Mr. McLeod here is the result of that well overdue posting.

Back in August Joel and Adam minus the Ted did a interview with creator of Concrete, Paul Chadwick. Paul discusses the origin and his work on Concrete as well as what’s to come. He also discusses some of his other work and general comic industry happenings.

A few months back Adam, Joel, and Tee of the Dollar Bin got together for their first two guest skypephonerview. Who were the lucky test subjects? Why none other that former Editor in Chief of Marvel comics, Tom DeFalco and his comics life partner and artist extraordinaire, Ron Frenz. Listen as they discuss dealing with the Direct Market, Spider-Girl, Thor, Thunderstrike, and how much Joel sucks.

A few months back Adam, Joel, and Tee of the Dollar Bin got together for their first two guest skypephonerview. Who were the lucky test subjects? Why none other that former Editor in Chief of Marvel comics, Tom DeFalco and his comics life partner and artist extraordinaire, Ron Frenz. Listen as they discuss their work with Spider-Girl, Marvel Team-Up, and a plethora of other greatnesses.

This week on the Dollar Bin Adam, Terence, and Joel sit down for the second part of what turned out to be a three hour gloves off conversation with comics legend, Christopher Priest.  Never shy with his opinions, Priest shares tales of Quantum & Woody, the Priest Curse, Impact Comics, Milestone Media, and other fun topics to shake a stick at. Runtime: 1 hour 03 minutes 34 seconds The Dollar Bin au...

This week on the Dollar Bin Adam, Terence, and Joel sit down for the first part of what turned out to be a three hour gloves off conversation with comics legend, Christopher Priest. Never shy with his opinions, Priest shares tales of his introduction into comics, including his early years at Marvel and his work on Conan. From there we transistion through a brief history on his time with DC, which...

As a follow-up to the Dollar Bin episode, Getting Original Art, Joel and Adam call up Comic Art Fans founder Bill Cox to discuss the site as well as collecting today. Runtime: 1 hour 01minutes 06 seconds

2009 is set to be a big year for Robert Venditti with his series The Surrogates on shelves as a hot selling trade, a prequel to that series The Surrogates: Flesh and Blood set to be released, and a film based on his comic starring Bruce Willis hitting theatres in September. And to top it off at Fluke we had the opportunity to chat with Venditti about comics, Hollywood and more for this edition of...

From critical favorite his like MAGGOTS and POWR MASTRS, to prominence in influential anthologies like KRAMER’S ERGOT, “art” or “abstract” or “out” comics are pushing boundaries of the avant garde in comics. Join Tom Spurgen of the Comics Reporter as he sits down with Picturebox publisher Dan Nadel, KRAMER’S ERGOT editor Sammy Harkham and publisher Alvin Buenaventura for a frank discussion of this...

Even though we have interviewed him before, Heroes Con 08’ was actually our first time getting to meet artist Cliff Chiang. But with Adam and Brian not content with just recording his panels or sharing a beer with him at post-con events, Cliff was nice enough to take a break from sketching for fans long enough for this interview for the Dollar Bin’s listeners.

She was our first interview at HeroesCon 2007, and we wanted to make her our first interview at HeroesCon 2008 as well. And we did just that…sort of. Brian’s lack of technical savvy cost he and Kris a great interview with our favorite colorist Laura Martin on Friday, But the newest member of Gaijin Studio, is as nice as she is talented and she gave Brian and Adam another shot on Sunday. Listen in...