Taboo and B. Earl on the shared experience of art, toys & Spirit Rider

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NEWS

• Jonathan Hickman exits X-Men with ‘Inferno’ this fall
• Brian Michael Bendis' Jinxworld headed to Dark Horse Comics
• DC Characters Are Coming to Webcomics Through Deal With Webtoon
• Donny Cates and Ryan Stegman launch Substack
• Zdarsky launching Newburn at Image Comics.
• EXCLUSIVE BOOM! First Look: Regarding the Matter of Oswald's Body #1
• BOOM! Studios announces ‘Power Rangers Universe’ event
• Matthew Rosenberg and Tyler Boss reunite for ‘What’s the Furthest Place From Here?’
  • Image Comics Solicitations November 2021
• Marvel Solicitations!
  • Marvel reveals Kraven and Morbius are the ones who knock in ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #78-80
  • Hawkeye: Kate Bishop coming!
  • Marvel announces ‘Marvel’s Voices: Heritage’ #1 for November
• Diamond reveals top 10 comics of July

Our Top Books of the Week

Dave:

1. Home Sick Pilots #8 (Dan Watters, Caspar Wijngaard)
2. Nocterra #6 (Scott Snyder, Tony S. Daniel)

Nathan:

1. Superman and the Authority #2 (Grant Morrison, Mikel Janin)
2. Nightwing #83 (Tom Taylor, Bruno Redondo)

Standout KAPOW moment of the week:

Nathan - Nightwing #83 (Tom Taylor, Bruno Redondo)

Dave - Star Wars War of the Bounty Hunters #3 (Charles Soule, Luke Ross with David Messina)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

1. Dave: Spider-Man: Life Story Annual #1 (Chip Zdarsky, Mark Bagley)
2. Nathan: Superman ‘78 #1 (Rob Venditti, Wilfredo Torres)

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

1. Dave: Amazing Fantasy #2 (Kaare Andrews)
2. Nathan: Alien #6 (Jay Anacleto)

Segment: Interview: Taboo and B. Earl - Writers of Spirits of Vengeance and Werewolf by Night

1. Ben Earl, Taboo, thank you for joining the AIPT comics podcast to talk about your comics work! Spirits of Vengeance: Spirit Rider #1 is an extra-sized issue now out in shops, what made this the right project to follow Werewolf by Night?
2. Did your collaboration process change at all when working on Spirits of Vengeance?
3. Spirits of Vengeance has Paul Davidson on art, and also Jeffrey Veregge, how did this duo join you on the project?
   1. What was it like working with them on this project?
4. Taboo, how does crafting a comic book story compare to crafting your music?
5. A really fun thing about Kushala is that she’s sort of a woman out of time. She’s still adjusting to the modern-day, but she also is embracing it in some ways (karaoke and open mics). What are the challenges to approaching a character who is still trying to figure out her place in the world, who’s just a bit out of step?
6. Are there any Marvel characters that are on your bucket list to write next?
7. What comics are you reading right now?

Off topic off shelf with B Earl and Taboo - Philosophize This, family, A kids book about identity -- Ikidscompanyabout, Flow Water