NEWS

Marvel July Solicits are here!
- Marvel announces 'Sinister War' series spinning out of 'Amazing Spider-Man'
- Marvel announces ‘Aliens: Aftermath’ #1 one-shot from Benjamin Percy
- Marvel kicking off ‘The Last Annihilation’ this July via Al Ewing’s Space Age
Disney and Predator breaking up?
Rob Liefeld changes his mind about NFTs, Alex Ross does not.
DC Comics unveils new Superman series and lineup details for July 2021
DC launching horror imprint with ‘The Conjuring: The Lover’
DC Comics launching ‘Blue & Gold’ #1 this July tackling superhero social media
DC First Look: ‘Justice League Infinity’ #1 set within ‘Justice League Unlimited’
New Shazam 4-part series coming this July
Dark Horse and Mattel announce ‘Masters of the Universe: Revelation’ #1
Image Comics Solicits for July
- Emilia Clarke, Marguerite Bennett & Leila Leiz launching ‘M.O.M.: Mother of Madness’
- Image launching sci-fi/fantasy 'Ordinary Gods' July 7th
- DC Comics hosts Joker vs. Suicide Squad in ‘Suicide Squad: Get Joker!’
Marvel Comics TEAM UP:
- with Viz Media team up for manga/comics collab
- with ESPN team up for first-ever NBA ‘alternate presentation’ game

Our Top Books of the Week

Dave:

The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #1 (Ram V,, A: Filipe Andrade)
Spider-Woman #11 (W: Karla Pacheco, A: Pere Perez)

Nathan:

Way of X #1 (W: Simon Spurrier, A: Bob Quinn)
Specter Inspectors #3 (Bowen McCurdy, Kaitlyn Musto)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

Dave: The Department Of Truth #8 (W: James Tynion, A: Martin Simmonds)
Nathan: Batman/Superman #17 (W: Gene Luen Yang, A: Danny Miki)

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

Dave: Spawn #317 (Bjorn Barends)
Nathan: Shadowman #1 (David Mack variant)

Segment: Interview: Elsa Charretier - Recently wrapped up November (vol 4) with Matt Fraction, new YouTube show, a new art book on Kickstarter. Check out her Patreon.

Elsa, thank you so much for being on the AIPT Comics podcast for the second time….and congratulations on another successful Kickstarter this past September and now an official YouTube show launched too!
It became clear over time your latest Kickstarter also meant upping your game as far as cameras, lighting, and post production, what went into creating a studio in your home space and was this something you’ve wanted to do for some time before the pandemic forced us all to communicate more from our homes?
You’re very natural behind the camera, have you always wanted to be a host in videos and...dare I say TV some day?
Your YouTube show has shown off 3 video series, book club, 10-minute layout, and case study. What made these 3 your first picks to kick the channel off?
Do you have any other types of videos breaking down comics yet to be revealed?
Your video breaking down Reservoir Dogs is inspired. Do you find yourself watching films and breaking them down as you did here into comics layout?
Your videos range from 6 to 14 minutes in their final format, but I was curious is there many more minutes that you edit down?
When you work, is there anything that gets you in the zone? Any particular movies or music that put you in the right headspace?
You live in France and speak French, is there any desire to create video content for a French speaking audience?
As our guru, or comics guide, do you have any goals for the show or your career, or series or projects you’ve got planned to tackle?
Are there any other projects you’d like to discuss or plug today? We know you have a new art book in the works!

Off-Topic Top Shelf - Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Chris Ware, puppy videos

The art of clarity through chaos: Elsa Charretier’s new YouTube show

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The art of clarity through chaos: Elsa Charretier’s new YouTube show