Turn up the HEAT-ley

Somehow, with Annie and Joe in New York and KU Basketball taking over our usual timeslot, I somehow managed to produce an episode of The Panel this week.

This weeks guest was none other than the author of "Deadpan" and the upcoming "My Brain is Hanging Upside Down," and one of my absolute favorite comics creators, DAVID HEATLEY!



CHECK OUT THE INTERVIEW HERE!

Check out David's blog where you can see what he is working on!

And his official official website too!

Also, here is "The Photoshop Song" that is mentioned in the interview.
So good.

Since it's a little hard to have a comic book discussion with yourself, I decided to cut the show short at a half hour and having a podcast for it is pretty much obsolete. So if you are like, collecting the podcasts or something, just consider the interview Episode whatever.

Extra special thanks to KJ's own Nick Spacek for hosting the interview for me until everyone gets back from NYC and I can get it all worked out! Listen to his punk show Sunglasses After Dark, I promise you it is so worth it.

That is all for today,
Ian H.

15 Seconds of fame

I was on NPR yesterday. On Talk of the Nation, they were talking about summer movies that people are looking forward to watching. They invited people to call in. I called two times. I got through on my second call. Here's the link...

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5530486

I come in at about 7 minutes and 24 seconds. I sound REALLY stupid. Even moreso than I do normally. It was fun though.

-Joe

Superman really has returned

Saw the film earlier today in 3D Imax.

I am in awe of its awesomeness. I know fans and critics are divided on how they feel. All I know is that I absolutely love Superman Returns.

If you are interested in the film at all, go see it now. Call in next week and tell us what you thought about it.

-Joe

Holy Snakes on a Plane Batman!

http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/snakesonaplane.html

That's right, Snakes on a Plane has a real trailer now...and it is completely glorious.
And if we learn anything, it is this: Sam Jackson = more dangerous than snakes.
I love it.

-Ian