# Dean Motter

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Podcast #126

We report on multiple trips to New York! Plus, we review all these books: All-New Captain America #1 – Rick Remender, Stuart Immonen Captain American and the Mighty Avengers #1 – Al Ewing, Luke Ross Deep State #1 – Justin Jordan, Ariela Kristantina Django Zorro #1 – Quentin Tarantino, Matt Wagn…

The Daily Rios 05.01.13: New Comics Wednesday

Jack Kirby! Mister X! Armor Wars II! Shaw! Simone! And… mimes? It’s New Comics Wednesday! (08:18) NOTES: 3 New Stories by Dash Shaw: www.fantagraphics.com/browse-shop/3-new-stories-2.html Mister X: Eviction from Dean Motter: www.darkhorse.com/Comics/17-214/Mister-X-Eviction-1 Pietrolino HC fr…

Shattered Visage

Chris and Glen discuss Dean Motter & Mark Askwith's 1988 four-volume comic book sequel to the unclassifiable and unforgettable TV series. The A Place to Hang Your Cape interview with Dean Motter we discuss in this episode is here. Write to the Citizens Advice Bureau at adegreeabsolute dot gmail! …

009 Dean Motter (Mister X, Terminal City, Batman: Nine Lives)

Comic Stans Podcast Episode 9 features an interview with Dean Motter (Mister X, Terminal City, Batman: Nine Lives). Watch the full video: patreon.com/comicstans

*TEASER* 142 - Lookie Loos

Full episode at patreon.com/thicklinespod. Katie and Sally reconvene to catch up on our Fall to-read piles and take a look at the Fantagraphics Winter '25 catalog. Comics touched on: Round World Thinking by Ana Woulfe, Pony Show by Bread Tarleton, Distant Ruptures by C.F., Blurry by Dash Shaw, Pr…

19. Mark Askwith - Canadian Coaxial Pop Culture Boogaloo

In this nineteenth episode of HARD AGREE from Monday September 6th 2021, Andrew Sumner welcomes his old friend Mark Askwith. Mark’s done it all and interviewed everyone in the pop culture sphere over the last thirty years. After starting out in the late 80s publishing scene (like Sumner himself - b…

Dean Motter

My personal early days in comics, was very influenced by Dean Motter’s work. I love whatever Mr. X stuff I could track down and when Terminal City came out, I inhaled that with gusto! His new collection, Condemned, continues the fine tradition. Dean Motter is someone I have wanted to talk to for …