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Post image for CCL Podcast #233 – Interview with Steve Saffel, editor of The Best of Simon and Kirby (Titan Books)

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This week on the show, I welcome in Steve Saffel to talk about his book, The Best of Simon and Kirby (Titan). A lot of care went into creating this lavish look back on the dream team of Joe Simon and Jack Kirby from the Golden Age of Comics. Steve gets into all the details, [...]

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Collected Edition Blog browsing on Tuesday afternoon

by Chris Marshall on August 11, 2009

Sorry I didn’t get this out yesterday. I got caught up in watching the Mad Men marathon on AMC, then the Tigers/Red Sox on ESPN. This is funny because I don’t watch a whole lot of TV anymore, let alone a full day’s worth. Let’s get to some links

At the request of Marvel Comics, TwoMorrow’s [...]

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TwoMorrows Tune-In #22: Jim Amash and Eric Nolen-Weathington
This month on the show, host Chris Marshall sits down with Jim Amash (Alter Ego) and Eric Nolen-Weathington (Modern Masters) to talk about their upcoming book Sal Buscema: Comics Fast and Furious Artist!
Chris also goes over all of the July 2009 releases and talks about what TwoMorrows [...]

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40% discount extended on Comic Book Podcast Companion

by Chris Marshall on July 15, 2009

TwoMorrows Publishing has decided to extend the SPECIAL 40% DISCOUNT offering on the print edition (with free digital edition) of the Comic Book Podcast Companion, through September 1. It’s normally $15.95, but till then, they can get the book for only $9.57 plus shipping by entering the following Discount Coupon Code at checkout at www.twomorrows.com: podcast40off

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Collected Edition Blog browsing on Tuesday morning

by Chris Marshall on June 30, 2009

Last week The Comic Book Podcast Companion by Eric Houston dropped from TwoMorrows Publishing. Word has it that it’s selling very well! For those of you who are regulars to this podcast and blog and picked one up, I thank you very much. It really means a lot, not only to me, but to all [...]

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CCL Podcast #211 – THUNDER Agents Redux

by Chris Marshall on March 11, 2009

Collected Comics Library Podcast #211
42,192Kb; 35m 47s
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As I said earlier in the week, on the Collected Comics Library blogpage, I am going to rebroadcast the feature I did from Podcast #76 (June 2006) in remembrance of John Carbonaro passing away. All other information is brand new including news on DC Comics’ Fall Collected Editions and [...]

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CCL Podcast #202 – Adopt a Character for 2009

by Chris Marshall on January 7, 2009

Collected Comics Library Podcast #202
25,217Kb; 26m 38s
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It’s time once again for my annual Adopt a Character show. You are welcome to play along, it very easy and fun to do. Simply pick a character that you have always wanted to know more about and go out and do it! You have a full year to [...]

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Collected Comics Library Podcast #180

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For the past few weeks you’ve listened to me go on and on about the Marvel Illustrated books: Who is the core audience? How well do they sell? Why publish them in the first place? Today we get right to the heart of the matter in an interview with [...]

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Collected Comics Library Podcast #166

60,170Kb; 63m 54s

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The CCL continues its interviews with a conversation with Joe Keatinge, PR and Marketing Coordinator with Image Comics. Joe and I talk about a wide range of books including, American Flagg, Walking Dead, Aqua Leung, Jack Kirby’s Silver Star and Captain Victory, The Next Issue Project and the upcoming [...]

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Comic Book Blog browsing on a Tuesday night

by Chris Marshall on March 18, 2008

I’ve been a bit under the weather today. My symptoms are grogginess, headaches, chills, stuffy nose and tiredness. Needless to say, I didn’t feel like doing much, but in essence that made me push on and I was able to get a number of things done. Including an interview with Barry Levine, President of Radical [...]

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