Sina Grace

Writer and artist Sina Grace joins us to talk about creating a new look at Smallville and Clark Kent’s early days in Superman: The Harvests of Youth! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I had the joy of talking with Sina Grace and learn about all the amazing projects he announces at San Diego Comic Con, including a brand new Superman book!

It’s our season finale! Party time! What’s a party without music and a little drama, so Richard suggested Getting it Together by Sina Grace, Omar Spahi, Jenny D Fine, Mx. Struble and Sean Konot (Image) for our reading pleasure. We have a good conversation about this plus many other things including normalizing mensuration and our misspent Twenties. Hope you all enjoy.Other books discussed on the episode. The Bone Orchard Mythos: The Passageway by Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino, David Stewart, and Steve Wands (Image); Filth & Grammar: The Comic Book Editor’s (Secret) Handbook by Shelly Bond, Imogen Mangle, Laura Hole, and Sofia Dodgson (Off Register Press); Pipette and Dudley Charming Dog Adventures by Charlotte Mei (Shortbox); and One Piece Chapter 1053: New Emperors by Eiichiro Oda (Shonen Jump).Comics Deserve Better is a weekly podcast hosted by Brian, Carrie, Darci and Richard which covers the world of Independent Comics. For a list of episodes, socials and emails, and to request a topic for a future episode please visit comicsdeservebetter.wordpress.com.(Episode Art by Jenny D Fine and Intro Music provided by https://www.bensound.com/)

In this episode, Adam & Donnie interview writer/artist, Sina Grace! We talk his approach to writing and drawing, as well as his work on the #GreenLantern 80th anniversary special, #WonderWoman Black & Gold & the Green Lanterns: Underworld on Fire!

We’re joined by special guest co-host Lux to do a deep dive into the Iceman series by Sina Grace. However, unbeknownst to Lux, we have Sina Grace himself in the waiting room ready to join the conversation! Where there plans for Lorna in the series? What does Sina think of Iceman’s Hellfire Gala look? What was Lux's college assignment that brought him to the Iceman series? What did Bendis have to say of Sina’s Winter’s End issue? Join us for this deep-dive into a fan favorite series! Join our community on Instagram @powerofxmen and tell us your thoughts!

Anas and Nick are joined by the one and only Sina Grace (Sensational Wonder Woman, Iceman, Getting It Together, Ghosted in LA) to talk all about his upcoming one-shot "Rockstar and Soft Boy", his career as a comic book creator with DC and Marvel as well as a number of things including insight on how the industry works and the intricacies of being a creator! 

Jace welcomes comic creators Sina Grace and V Ken Marion to the show. The guys chat about their favorite Flash artists of all -time and why they are choosing them. There are many legendary names on everyone's lists and some surprises as well. What is really interesting is those surprises may have drawn very little Flash, but we certainly hope we see more Flash work from them in the future based on what pieces we have seen. Also the recent DC Round Robin online poll gave readers a chance to vote for what upcoming series they would like to see. The project Sina and V Ken pitched, an action-packed Kyle Raynor and Kilowog story mad it to the final four before losing out to a Robin project. The creators take a bit about the process of being involved with the poll and their hopes that the story eventually sees the light of day. It's a really fun episode filled with the joy of comics so we hope you all enjoy it.

DC is holding a tournament to find a new book and I was lucky enough to chat with Sina Grace whose book, Green Lanterns: Underworld on Fire, is in the final four!

In her juggernaut of a premiere episode, Jackie Cox discusses the quintessential nerdy trope: comic books! She’s joined by iconic comic book writer and illustrator Sina Grace, and the nerdiest winner of All-Stars, Shea Coulee!

Rainbows are the epitome of how nature showcases the broad spectrum of colors that the human eye can see, and Flame ON! wants to help showcase the broad spectrum of creators that our LGBTQIA+ community has to offer, so we welcome you to the first installment of our Rainbow Spotlight!Bryan is back in the host chair for our first audio installment of our Rainbow Spotlight series where he sits and chats with some amazing creators who are part of our LGBTQIA+ (and ally) community. This series (which can be watched LIVE on our YouTube channel and Facebook page on Monday nights) explores what some of our favorite creators are currently up to and/or shares stories about where they've been and what they've done. In this episode Bryan chats with Sina Grace, the exceptional writer and artist known for his independent works Not My Bag, Li'l Depressed Boy, Burn the Orphanage, and Nothing Lasts Forever as well as his tenure on mainstream comics, Skybound's The Walking Dead, Marvel'sIceman, and Boom's Ghosted in L.A. and Go Go Power Rangers. Not only do they chat about his past work, but they also dive into Sina's newest release, Getting It Together! Whether you have been a long time fan, or you're just discovering Sina Grace, trust us, you'll fall in love with this amazing person by the end of this episode!Sit back and get ready to FLAME ON!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/flameon. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.