Episode 204 - Talisman returns from exile
Feb 2, 2015
Way back in 2012 Ozone interviewed the marvellously talented and professional Barb Myers about her art and her fantastic comics. Well it's 2015 now and Barb has finally been able to put out the whole of her comic "Talisman: Return of the Exile" for sale on Amazon! So of course now was the perfect time to catch up for another chat. I first came across her lovely comic on Drunk Duck years and years ago when it was called "Return to Donelly", it was a beautiful looking piece of work and it rightly brought her to the attention of the pros. It was picked up for Keen spot and then a publisher wanted to sell it in bookshops everywhere. Well things went screwy after that and it never really reached its full potential unfortunately. It disappeared from radar totally. Well now it's BACK! You can buy this great 108 full colour fantasy comic book story for only $10 US dollars. Mine should get to me on about the 10th of February. ^_^
Topics and Show Notes
Topics and Show Notes:
Featured comic:
NOBODY CAN EAT FIFTY EGGS - http://www.theduckwebcomics.com/NOBODY_CAN_EAT_FIFTY_EGGS/
Buy Barb's latest book:
Talisman: Return of the Exile - http://www.amazon.com/Talismen-Return-Exile-Barb-Jacobs/dp/0996030611/
Buy the prequel:
The knightmare knife - http://www.amazon.com/Talismen-Knightmare-Steven-Philip-Jones/dp/1594264066
MORE interesting Barb links:
Xylia Tales - http://www.xyliatales.com/
Original Quackcast with Barb - http://www.theduckwebcomics.com/quackcast/episode-84-barb-jacobs-and-her-beautiful-comics/
Special thanks to:
Gunwallace, band leader extrodinaire - http://www.virtuallycomics.com
The theme song by Gunwallace this week was for:
Ginger and Shadow http://www.theduckwebcomics.com/Ginger_and_Shadow/ by Barry Corbett.
Episode 84 - Barb Jacobs and Her Beautiful Comics
Jul 2, 2012
This week we have an interview with another of my webcomic heroes: the fabulously talented Barb Jacobs, Author of the very popular webcomics Xylia and Talisman/Return to Donnely/Return of the Exile - yes, it had each of those names at one stage. Here she shares with us what makes a professional tick, the ups and downs of an independent webcomicer making money from her art and taking her stuff onto bigger and better things, as well as the constant struggle all webcomicers face: trying to maintain the drive to create in the face of all real life throws at you. Barb started at Drunk Duck, got picked up by Keenspot, got picked up by a real publisher and then other things happened from there- listen to find out!
