'Nuff Said! the sound of comics on WBAI-FM: Guestlist Archive #15

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DATE
GUEST/TOPIC

DESCRIPTION

LENGTH

AUDIO

10/23/01
No Guest
Listener phone calls and the WBAI Membership Drive.
2 hrs

10/30/01
No Show
Pre-empted for the WBAI Membership Drive
0 hrs

11/06/01
No Show
Pre-empted for the WBAI Membership Drive
0 hrs

11/13/01
Gray Morrow Memorial
Mark Wheatley
Comics lost another of its greats Nov. 6. Mark knew him, worked with him and like most artists, was a fan of his. We celebrate and mourn this fine man, great comic book, comic strip and book cover artist.
1 hr

11/20/01
"World War 3 Illustrated" 9-11 issue
Some of the distinct talents of the World War 3 Illustrated contributors talk about their thoughts, experiences, writing and art concerning the events of Sept. 11th. All of them were in New York City on that day. With Seth Tobacman, Peter Kuper, Fly, Mac McGill, Chris Cardinale, Jordan Worley and Nico.
1 hr

11/27/01
No Guest
A few reviews from us then listener phone calls. The tone of the show still reflected the events of 9-11.
1 hr

12/04/01
No Guest
Recomendations of graphic novels from us and the callers. A celebration and analyses of our favorites.
1 hr

12/11/01
Howard Stangroom
Contributing editor of the excellent British fanzine Comics Forum, Buddies, the British version of Gay Comix, writer of Super-Folks, a satire strip that appeared in the Comics Buyer's Guide and writer of several British comic books he didn't want to talk about.
1 hr

12/18/01
Alternative Comics' 9-11 Issue
What was it like to be in New York City on 9-11 and to turn your thoughts and emotions of the event into comics? Josh Neufeld, Lauren Weinstein, Ellen Lindner and Neil Kleid tell us. Jeff Mason talks about what it was like to organize and distribute the project, comparing NYC contributions with those from outside the area.
1 hr

12/25/01
Dan DeCarlo Memorial
John Lucas
Mary Smith
Dan DeCarlo had been the definitive Archie artist for nearly 50 years. It was his art that was used to teach new artists what the Archie gang looked like. He also created Josie and the Pussycats, Sabrina the Teen-age Witch and drew Millie the Model and Chilly for Marvel. He passed away Dec. 19 at age 82. John Lucas is a fan of Dan's and has drawn Katy Keene and Betty and Veronica for Archie Comics. Mary Smith is probably the most knowledgeable Archie and Dan DeCarlo fan around. They joined us for this two-hour Christmas special celebrating Dan's life as well as mourning his passing. Two hours wasn't enough.
2 hrs

01/01/02
Fernando Irons
Mike Lilly
This two-hour New Year's Day special was full of tips from two artists with two different mentors, Carmine Infantino and Moses Figeroa, with two different styles. Fernando and Mike really let us get into their heads and learn how a page is composed and created. And we talked about writing, too. Taped at a recent Big Apple Con. Then we took listener phone calls.
2 hrs

01/08/02
Jules Feiffer
Part One
It takes two shows to do his career justice. He's a screenwriter, playwrite, children's book author and teacher. We talked about writing The Spirit for Will Eisner in the '50s; screenwriting; Sheldon Mayer and "The Great Comic Book Heroes," one of the first books about comic book history.
1 hr

01/15/02
Jules Feiffer
Part Two
This week will go into more detail on the syndicated strip "Feiffer" that he did from the 1950s until last year. Then we took listener phone calls.
1 hr

01/22/02
Randy Scott
Founder and head librarian of the Michigan State University Library of Popular Culture. It probably has the largest collection of comic books and fanzines in the U.S.
1 hr

01/29/02
No Guest
We talk about the 9-11 comics exhibit at the Fireman Museum, update on changes at the station, then take listener phone calls.
1 hr

02/05/02
Alexei Kondratiev
"J.R.R. Tolkien"
3 1/2 hour Tolkien, Fantasy and Mythology Moorish Orthodox Cross-over Membership Drive Special with special guest Alexei Kondratiev. With Bill Weinberg and Ann-Marie Hendrickson of the Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade (regularly scheduled at midnight Tuesdays). We discussed J.R.R. Tolkien, author of "The Lord of the Rings;" fantasy fiction in general (comics and non-comics alike) and the mythological template that serves as the foundation of so much fantasy fiction. Alexei has a Ph. D. in linguistic anthropology, has been teaching Celtic mythology at the Irish Arts Center in NYC for over 20 years, is a member of the Mythopeoic Society and is the author of "The Apple Branch" (a non-fiction book on Celtic culture) and "Vidorix the Druid" for Evolution Comics. He speaks over 60 languages, including Elvish, a language created by J.R.R. Tolkien.
3 1/2 hrs

02/12/02
No Guest
Our pre-emption was pre-empted. We did great fund-raising last week, and ended up with a second Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade Cross-over Membership Drive Special, but without a guest, just the four of us. We discussed Tolkein some more as well as comics and politics in general.
3 1/2 hrs

02/19/02
Marc Svensson
The Membership Drive was extended, more due to its success (and the Pacifica Foundation's debt) than to not making the goal. Once again, 'Nuff Said! listeners came through! Over the three weeks, we received nearly $10,000 in pledges.
2 hrs

02/26/02
No Guest
A few reviews from us then listener phone calls.
1 hr

03/05/02
Kurt Schaffenberger Memorial
Howard Bender
Kurt is best known as the Lois Lane artist from the 1950s - 1970s (so much so that they pasted his distinctive likenesses of Lois and Lana Lang onto other people's art, particularly for covers), but he also drew Captain Marvel (Shazam!) in the '40s and worked for ACG in the 1960s. Howard was his assistant, friend and neighbor for many years.
1 hr

03/12/02
No Guest
Mercy and I had just seen the anime feature "Metropolis" (adapted post-humously from the work of Osamu Tezuka). A review of that catalyzed a discussion of Japanese comics and animation.
1 hr

03/19/02
Trina Robbins
We discuss women in comics, all the way back to the 19th century, with the author of "A Century of Women Cartoonists" and "The Great Women Cartoonists," among other things. With Margaret O'Connell, who also knows quite a bit about this subject.
1 hr

03/26/02
John Buscema Memorial
Marie Severin joins us to discuss the life and work of the late John Buscema, acclaimed long-time comics artist with many companies, but especially for Marvel. Also joining us was John's granddaughter Stephanie, who is inking her grandfather's last job. Marie is very impressed with Stephanie's work, and she should know, having worked many decades in the industry as an artist and in management!
1 hr

04/02/02
Bill Griffith
Bill created Zippy the Pinhead for the underground comics in 1970 and is now writing and drawing him for King Features newspaper syndicate. We discussed surrealism, classic underground comics, Bartlet's Book of Quotations, (Zippy's "Are we having fun yet?" is in there) and suburban Connecticut.
1 hr

04/09/02
Charlton Reunion
George Wildman, Charlton Comics editor, writer and artist in the '70s and '80s; Joe Staton, whose first professional art assignment was for Charlton in the early '70s; Sergius O'Shaugnessy (aka Denny O'Neil), who started his comics writing career there in the mid-'60s and Jon Cooke, editor of Comic Book Artist. Moderated by Allan Rosenberg, taped at a recent Big Apple Con panel.
1 hr

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DATE	GUEST/TOPIC	DESCRIPTION	LENGTH	AUDIO
10/23/01	No Guest	Listener phone calls and the WBAI Membership Drive.	2 hrs
10/30/01	No Show	Pre-empted for the WBAI Membership Drive	0 hrs
11/06/01	No Show	Pre-empted for the WBAI Membership Drive	0 hrs
11/13/01	Gray Morrow Memorial Mark Wheatley	Comics lost another of its greats Nov. 6. Mark knew him, worked with him and like most artists, was a fan of his. We celebrate and mourn this fine man, great comic book, comic strip and book cover artist.	1 hr
11/20/01	"World War 3 Illustrated" 9-11 issue	Some of the distinct talents of the World War 3 Illustrated contributors talk about their thoughts, experiences, writing and art concerning the events of Sept. 11th. All of them were in New York City on that day. With Seth Tobacman, Peter Kuper, Fly, Mac McGill, Chris Cardinale, Jordan Worley and Nico.	1 hr
11/27/01	No Guest	A few reviews from us then listener phone calls. The tone of the show still reflected the events of 9-11.	1 hr
12/04/01	No Guest	Recomendations of graphic novels from us and the callers. A celebration and analyses of our favorites.	1 hr
12/11/01	Howard Stangroom	Contributing editor of the excellent British fanzine Comics Forum, Buddies, the British version of Gay Comix, writer of Super-Folks, a satire strip that appeared in the Comics Buyer's Guide and writer of several British comic books he didn't want to talk about.	1 hr
12/18/01	Alternative Comics' 9-11 Issue	What was it like to be in New York City on 9-11 and to turn your thoughts and emotions of the event into comics? Josh Neufeld, Lauren Weinstein, Ellen Lindner and Neil Kleid tell us. Jeff Mason talks about what it was like to organize and distribute the project, comparing NYC contributions with those from outside the area.	1 hr
12/25/01	Dan DeCarlo Memorial John Lucas Mary Smith	Dan DeCarlo had been the definitive Archie artist for nearly 50 years. It was his art that was used to teach new artists what the Archie gang looked like. He also created Josie and the Pussycats, Sabrina the Teen-age Witch and drew Millie the Model and Chilly for Marvel. He passed away Dec. 19 at age 82. John Lucas is a fan of Dan's and has drawn Katy Keene and Betty and Veronica for Archie Comics. Mary Smith is probably the most knowledgeable Archie and Dan DeCarlo fan around. They joined us for this two-hour Christmas special celebrating Dan's life as well as mourning his passing. Two hours wasn't enough.	2 hrs
01/01/02	Fernando Irons Mike Lilly	This two-hour New Year's Day special was full of tips from two artists with two different mentors, Carmine Infantino and Moses Figeroa, with two different styles. Fernando and Mike really let us get into their heads and learn how a page is composed and created. And we talked about writing, too. Taped at a recent Big Apple Con. Then we took listener phone calls.	2 hrs
01/08/02	Jules Feiffer Part One	It takes two shows to do his career justice. He's a screenwriter, playwrite, children's book author and teacher. We talked about writing The Spirit for Will Eisner in the '50s; screenwriting; Sheldon Mayer and "The Great Comic Book Heroes," one of the first books about comic book history.	1 hr
01/15/02	Jules Feiffer Part Two	This week will go into more detail on the syndicated strip "Feiffer" that he did from the 1950s until last year. Then we took listener phone calls.	1 hr
01/22/02	Randy Scott	Founder and head librarian of the Michigan State University Library of Popular Culture. It probably has the largest collection of comic books and fanzines in the U.S.	1 hr
01/29/02	No Guest	We talk about the 9-11 comics exhibit at the Fireman Museum, update on changes at the station, then take listener phone calls.	1 hr
02/05/02	Alexei Kondratiev "J.R.R. Tolkien"	3 1/2 hour Tolkien, Fantasy and Mythology Moorish Orthodox Cross-over Membership Drive Special with special guest Alexei Kondratiev. With Bill Weinberg and Ann-Marie Hendrickson of the Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade (regularly scheduled at midnight Tuesdays). We discussed J.R.R. Tolkien, author of "The Lord of the Rings;" fantasy fiction in general (comics and non-comics alike) and the mythological template that serves as the foundation of so much fantasy fiction. Alexei has a Ph. D. in linguistic anthropology, has been teaching Celtic mythology at the Irish Arts Center in NYC for over 20 years, is a member of the Mythopeoic Society and is the author of "The Apple Branch" (a non-fiction book on Celtic culture) and "Vidorix the Druid" for Evolution Comics. He speaks over 60 languages, including Elvish, a language created by J.R.R. Tolkien.	3 1/2 hrs
02/12/02	No Guest	Our pre-emption was pre-empted. We did great fund-raising last week, and ended up with a second Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade Cross-over Membership Drive Special, but without a guest, just the four of us. We discussed Tolkein some more as well as comics and politics in general.	3 1/2 hrs
02/19/02	Marc Svensson	The Membership Drive was extended, more due to its success (and the Pacifica Foundation's debt) than to not making the goal. Once again, 'Nuff Said! listeners came through! Over the three weeks, we received nearly $10,000 in pledges.	2 hrs
02/26/02	No Guest	A few reviews from us then listener phone calls.	1 hr
03/05/02	Kurt Schaffenberger Memorial Howard Bender	Kurt is best known as the Lois Lane artist from the 1950s - 1970s (so much so that they pasted his distinctive likenesses of Lois and Lana Lang onto other people's art, particularly for covers), but he also drew Captain Marvel (Shazam!) in the '40s and worked for ACG in the 1960s. Howard was his assistant, friend and neighbor for many years.	1 hr
03/12/02	No Guest	Mercy and I had just seen the anime feature "Metropolis" (adapted post-humously from the work of Osamu Tezuka). A review of that catalyzed a discussion of Japanese comics and animation.	1 hr
03/19/02	Trina Robbins	We discuss women in comics, all the way back to the 19th century, with the author of "A Century of Women Cartoonists" and "The Great Women Cartoonists," among other things. With Margaret O'Connell, who also knows quite a bit about this subject.	1 hr
03/26/02	John Buscema Memorial	Marie Severin joins us to discuss the life and work of the late John Buscema, acclaimed long-time comics artist with many companies, but especially for Marvel. Also joining us was John's granddaughter Stephanie, who is inking her grandfather's last job. Marie is very impressed with Stephanie's work, and she should know, having worked many decades in the industry as an artist and in management!	1 hr
04/02/02	Bill Griffith	Bill created Zippy the Pinhead for the underground comics in 1970 and is now writing and drawing him for King Features newspaper syndicate. We discussed surrealism, classic underground comics, Bartlet's Book of Quotations, (Zippy's "Are we having fun yet?" is in there) and suburban Connecticut.	1 hr
04/09/02	Charlton Reunion	George Wildman, Charlton Comics editor, writer and artist in the '70s and '80s; Joe Staton, whose first professional art assignment was for Charlton in the early '70s; Sergius O'Shaugnessy (aka Denny O'Neil), who started his comics writing career there in the mid-'60s and Jon Cooke, editor of Comic Book Artist. Moderated by Allan Rosenberg, taped at a recent Big Apple Con panel.	1 hr

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