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

August 26, 2009
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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, from the beginning and the reasons why it was published, to what is included, and what is still yet to come. Steve and I also chat about his time at Marvel, TwoMorrows Publishing, Comic Cons and Mark Evanier’s Kirby: King of Comics, which can be seen as a companion, of sorts, to Steve’s book. I’ll post a full written review of the book, including all of the exact contents, in a few weeks.

For more information on this book, please check out the very nice Best of Simon and Kirby site at Titan Books.

Collected Comics Library Podcast #233
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Collected Edition Blog browsing on Tuesday afternoon

August 11, 2009
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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

TwoMorrows Tune-In #22: Jim Amash and Eric Nolen-Weathington

July 22, 2009
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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 has in store, including all the panels, at Comic-Con International later this month..

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e-mail Chris with questions and/or comments. He may even read it on the next Tune-In!

40% discount extended on Comic Book Podcast Companion

July 15, 2009
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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

Collected Edition Blog browsing on Tuesday morning

June 30, 2009
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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 who was involved in the book. If you don’t own one yet, please go out and pick up a copy. It shows that you support our endeavors. Podcasting, itself, is fairly easy. All you need is a microphone, a computer and a head on your shoulders. But to make it work and be successful is something entirely different. It takes patience, sales and marketing skills, a bit of programming and time. The men and women who were chosen for this book work very hard to bring you meaningful, interesting and enjoyable content with each show. The Comic Book Podcast Companion is a great way to learn more about the people involved.

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