Brendan M. Allen
Senior Editor at Comicon.com. Co-Host of Happy Hour: Comics and Cocktails. Talks about comics and cystic fibrosis and monsters a lot. Also climbs mountains in a kilt and makes loud noises with various instruments. The “M” stands for “aMish.” He/Him
Save All Librarians! James Asmus and Jim Festante Talk 'Survival Street: The Radical Left'youtu.be Brendan chats with writers James Asmus and Jim Festante about the upcoming ‘Survival Street: The Radical Left.’ Asmus outlines how puppets are all that remain against the corporate apocalypse. He also compares the first book to early punk rock and the new story as a ‘post-punk tale.’ Not surprisingly, the conversation gets political. Festante teases some of the new characters joining the fray. Asmus admits to a certain existential anxiety in the story. The writers praise the art team and jokingly fear their prescient power. Brendan learns the more common pronunciation of “Esposito” and the ghost of a wrestling legend haunts the proceedings.
Jordan Hart and Barbra Dillon Talk 'Ripple Effects' Kickstarterwww.youtube.com YouTube video by TheComicon
David Hazan Talks 'Nottingham,' Mad Cave Studios' 2024 Talent Search, And 'Kosher Mafia'youtu.be Brendan welcomes David Hazan back to the virtual panel room for a chat about the end of ‘Nottingham,’ the 2024 Mad Cave talent search, and his new upcoming book, ‘Kosher Mafia.’ He also faces the terror of a simple question: “what’s next?” Hazan offers some good tips for those submitting to the talent search and the key thing *not* to do when approaching an established creator. The pair also talk about the Cleveland “Kosher Nostra” and other actual historical details in ‘Kosher Mafia,’ including the unusual route Hazan’s family took to Australia.
The Mask of Rey Mysterio: Diego Valenzuela Talks 'Luchaverse: Catalyst'youtu.be Brendan chats with Diego Valenzuela of Masked Republic about the upcoming ‘Luchaverse: Catalyst.’ The pair discuss the crossover and connections between comi...
David Hazan Talks 'Nottingham,' Mad Cave Studios' 2024 Talent Search, And 'Kosher Mafia'youtu.be Brendan welcomes David Hazan back to the virtual panel room for a chat about the end of ‘Nottingham,’ the 2024 Mad Cave talent search, and his new upcoming book, ‘Kosher Mafia.’ He also faces the terror of a simple question: “what’s next?” Hazan offers some good tips for those submitting to the talent search and the key thing *not* to do when approaching an established creator. The pair also talk about the Cleveland “Kosher Nostra” and other actual historical details in ‘Kosher Mafia,’ including the unusual route Hazan’s family took to Australia.