Episode 160 - SciFi spectacular
Mar 31, 2014
While out on a routine survey mission in the Asimov Nebula, space-Captain Ozone and security officer second class Stanley Banes find themselves face to face with a drunken rampaging mutated alien duckmonster! Join our spacefaring heroes as they ramble about some of their favourite SciFi and discuss some of the best and worst features of the genre. But more importantly; will they get out of this predicament alive and will they ever get their booze back?
Topics and Show Notes
Topics and Show Notes:
Featured comic:
Ad Humanae - http://www.theduckwebcomics.com/Ad_Humanae/
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For Quackcast 161, we'd like to hear from you about science fiction:
What are your favourite scifi tales/books/movies/shows/etc? What areas or concepts appeal to you? Which ones don't?
What “type” of sci fi do you like and why? Do you write a sci fi comic or work on sci fi projects? Tell us about that. What do you try to do in your sci fi work? What are the challenges? What do you try to avoid in your scifi work?
Post here: - http://www.theduckwebcomics.com/forum/topic/176119/
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Some of the SciFi media mentioned:
Star Wars
Star Trek
Blade Runner
Battlestar Galactica
Terminator
Isaac Asimov’s Robot Series
Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
Alien
Farscape
Lexx
Star Hunter
Flash Gordon
Buck Rogers
Anromeda
Babylon 5
Dr Who
Pitch Black
Saturn 3
Black Hole
Logan’s Run
Damnation Ally
Battle Beyond the Stars
The last Starfighter
Enemy Mine
Spaceballs
Futurama
Episode 139 - Telling Gender From Comic Styles
Oct 28, 2013
For Quackcast 139 Banes and I were joined by Kawaiidaigakusei, who had an amazingly interesting subject to talk about: “Telling Someone's Sex By the Way They Draw". Kawaiidaigakusei says:This has been a subject matter that is of great interest to me since college, and I am sure a lot of people who draw webcomics can relate. The early periods of Western Art have been mostly dominated by men. Female artists were rare during the Baroque Period with the exception of a key figure, Artemisia Gentileschi, whose dark interpretation of Judith Beheading Holofernes can be read with psychoanalytic overtones of a woman asserting her dominance over a man by decapitation. The twentieth century welcomed an influx of women artists during the Feminist art movement that began in the late 1960s. In the present day, with the introduction of webcomics and the Internet, women and men now have a level playing field to showcase their art to the public. Now the question remains–Is it possible to tell a person's sex by the way they draw?
Episode 125 - 2013 DD Awards Time
May 13, 2013
Niccea tells Ozoneocean all about this year's DD comic awards! They're just starting and just beginning to pick up steam! You can join the discussion to help direct how the awards will work, you can try and become an awards judge or you can even try and get your wonderful webcomic nominated for a DD Award!!!! Actually, even if you don't DO a comic you can nominate your faves and help along with the whole process. At the moment they want you to submit a bit of artwork on a fun theme where your characters try and raise money to help with the awards, as a way of showcasing your stuff and helping you get nominated/voted for. Just go to the DD award comic!