Showme Comicast

Tim and Jordan discuss character personality types, and then play a game where they come up with fictional characters that fit the Briggs and Myers personality types. Click here to learn more about the Briggs and Myers Personality Profiles In this game, they cover half of the 16 profiles. The Counselor (INFJ) The Mastermind (INTJ) The Craftsman (ISTP) The Composer (ISFP) The Performer (ESFP) The Visionary (ENTP) The Provider (ESFJ) The Teacher (ENFJ)

The guys at ShowMe Comics sit down and discuss the movie "Man of Steel," and argue against some of the most popular complaints regarding the film.

The founders of ShowMe Comics discuss aspects of comic book creation and take you on the journey as they create their own illustrative works.

In this episode we break down the concept of page layout.  Sam unravels the mysticism of deciding when to use a splash page, when to use just a few or many panels, and how it relates to the reader's concept of time.

The founders of ShowMe Comics discuss aspects of comic book creation and take you on the journey as they create their own illustrative works.

It's the end of the year, and the end of the first season of the ShowMe Comicast.  The gang discuss their plans for the coming year and are joined by Special Guests: Chris Naes, drummer of Thorhammer, and Justin Poole, frontman of Tropical Storm. The ShowMe Comicast is sponsored by Audible.com.  Visit http://www.audibletrial.com (www.audibletrial.com)/showmecomics to start your 30 day free trial and download a free audiobook.

In this episode, the gang disusses realism in the comics world, with a little help from Grant Morrison, and ponders the difference in realism in comic books versus realism in comic book movies. The ShowMe Comicast is brought to you by Audible.com, visit audibletrial.com/showmecomics to start your 30 Day Free Trial.

The founders of ShowMe Comics discuss aspects of comic book creation and take you on the journey as they create their own illustrative works.

The founders of ShowMe Comics discuss aspects of comic book creation and take you on the journey as they create their own illustrative works.

The guys of ShowMe Comics are nothing if not men of tradition.  In this episode, Sam, Jordan and Tim discuss what they are thankful for as they enjoy a delicious meal together. This episode is brought to you by Audible.com.  Start your 30 Day free trial, download a free audiobook, and support the podcast!  It's as easy as visiting http://www.audibletrial.com/showmecomics (www.audibletrial.com/showmecomics)

In this week's episode, Professor Jordan explains his theory on Parents' Basement Syndrome and the effects of P.B.S. on the creative mind.  

The founders of ShowMe Comics discuss aspects of comic book creation and take you on the journey as they create their own illustrative works.

The founders of ShowMe Comics discuss aspects of comic book creation and take you on the journey as they create their own illustrative works.

The founders of ShowMe Comics discuss aspects of comic book creation and take you on the journey as they create their own illustrative works.

With Special Guest: Tony Heman!  In the first installment of the "Out of Their Element" series, Jordan, Tim, and Sam, discuss the culture of Bronies, what makes "Friendship is Magic" special, and the polarizing origin of Derpy Hooves. 

The founders of ShowMe Comics discuss aspects of comic book creation and take you on the journey as they create their own illustrative works.

The founders of ShowMe Comics discuss aspects of comic book creation and take you on the journey as they create their own illustrative works.

A shorter episode this week, Tim and Jordan discuss the beast that is procrastination, and their own going battles with it.   The two talk about the successes and failures trying to manage jobs, family and other creative ideas bouncing around in their heads.

The founders of ShowMe Comics discuss aspects of comic book creation and take you on the journey as they create their own illustrative works.

In this episode, the SMC guys discuss the recent DC Comics controversy regarding Batwoman's marriage and the Harley Quinn illustrator contest, as they offer opinions on creating a strong female character and where others get it wrong.  Related Links: Women in Refrigerators Find out more about the Bechdel Test