Rocketbot Radio is the official podcast of Rocketbot.com, a comics community site encouraging comic creators and cartoonists of all ages, genres and skill levels to explore the craft of the comics medium. So tune in and kick back with comic makers Adron Buske, Gene Kelly, and Matt Seniour as they discuss important topics, interview awesome people, and get stuck on the occasional tangent.
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0 | Add new commentIt's part two of the Rocketbot Radio discussion on comic anthologies, as Adron and Gene examine some of their favorite anthologies along with the pros and cons of anthologies from the perspective of both readers and creators.
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3 | Add new commentWhat are comics anthologies? When do they work best? Why are they the best value in comics and why should you submit your comic to the first ever Rocketbot Comics Anthology? It's the first of a two-part Rocketbot Radio podcast as Adron and Gene sit down to talk anthologies.
0 | Add new commentBewaaare! It's the return of Rocketbot Radio! Adron and Gene sit down to talk Halloween and share some treats from the realm of comics, film and beyond.
0 | Add new commentAdron sits down with artist and writer, Josh Hagler, to discuss art, comics, self publishing and the history of his recently collected graphic novel from Markosia, The Boy Who Made Silence.
0 | Add new commentOld timey talky show ahead! The boys of Rocketbot take Skype for a test drive and enjoy a free form, freestyle discussion about comic movies, J.R.R. Tolkien, social responsibility and more.
0 | Add new commentOooooh yeeeaaah, it's Rocketbot: After Hours. Sit back and enjoy the sexy sounds of our oh so fine podcast team as they talk comics, productivity and the benefits of collaborations and comic groups. 'Cause what could be finer than that?
2 | Add new commentTeam Rocketbot's back to talk more digital comics! This time spotlighting comic sites ShiftyLook.com and MonkeyBrainComics.com. How does each one bring a unique approach to their creative properties and products, and could one of them be the business model of the future?
5 | Add new commentTo con and back again, a podcast's tale. Fresh from the wilds of Chicago, our podcasters are back and joined by their favorite lady geek, Wendy, ready to talk shop about Wizard World Chicago and the up and coming Seattle show, Geek Girl Con. It's a convention two for one!
2 | Add new commentWith preparation underway for Wizard World Chicago, the Rocketbot podcasters take some time to share stories from conventions past, offer advice on products and expenses, discuss convention etiquette and talk about the joys of convention-going. For those of you who will be in attendance at the con, come visit the Rocketbot/Loop & Hoodie teams at table 3227 for hugs, sketches and free stuff. Not necessarily in that order. Say the secret password (kerfuffle) and you can get a free Rocketbot Red Shirt while supplies last (seriously). Chicago here we come!
1 | Add new commentPost-San Diego ComicCon, the fellas talk about comic conventions and recent developments in the print vs. web dynamic of the comics industry, including another look at Thrillbent and the unconventional battle plan in the works at Keenspot. All this peppered in with the usual assortment of insights and tangents and a fun convention announcement of their own. And gum balls are okay...
This edition of Rocketbot Radio is sponsored by Unicorgi.com.
This edition of Rocketbot Radio is sponsored by Unicorgi.com.
2 | Add new commentThe Rocketbot Roundtable is back at full strength as our intrepid band of podcasters discuss the changing face of comics on the web. From Thrillbent to Marvel's Infinite Comics to Madefire and back again, we delve into the exciting new possibilities being explored by comics in the digital space. But at what point do these explorations cease being comics and where do things go from here?