HTP Episode 187 – Tim Fuller and Kat Klockow

Tim Fuller and Kat Klockow are a team of comic creators who have collaborated on some really clever books. In this episode, the three of us discuss Frogman Funnies, Sham Comics and Cincinnati Cabinet of Curiosity. Sham and Frogman were made by the two pulling vintage public domain comics and re-writing the text to incorporate cryptids and classic scifi tropes. Tim takes these new stories (spun from vintage art) and adds contemporary writing and pop culture references. We’re going to spend a lot of time talking about Mothman and Frogman.

Throughout the chat, we talk about Tim working with Frank Frazetta‘s and Steve Ditko‘s original work. Tim is a big fan of Basil Wolverton and got to share his work with Basil’s son Monte.

Tim’s work can be followed on his websites Hooha Comics, Zombie Marge and you can check his work on IndyPlanet. With a little luck, you can catch him in person at Gem City Comic Con, Cincinnati Comic Expo, the Jim & Dan Show, and SPACE.

Kat’s work can be followed on her official website. She operates Corpse Flower Press and its shop and Corpse Flower Press can be found on Twitter and Instagram. Cincinnati Cabinet of Curiosities can be tracked on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. She’ll be travelling to the Alaska Robotics Mini Con and possibly Cartoon Crossroads Columbus.

The two recommend the Frogman Festival in Loveland, OH as well as the Mothman Festival in Point Pleasant, WV.

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HTP Episode 105 – Marc Morales

 

Marc Morales is an independent film maker, a horror fan, and an all-around movie fanatic. In this episode, he and I discuss his movie 521 North Main Street, about to go into production. We also get the chance to talk about horror fandom (an insider perspective for him and an outsider perspective for me). There’s also a really fun side-chat about how film fanatics were able to research movies in the VHS era, compared to the DVD and streaming eras.

You can track Marc’s progress on the website of his production company, High Fivin’ Ants.  His web series It’s Crazy Out There has its own Facebook page, where he frequents.

 

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HTP Episode 059 – Tina Marie Trimpert

Tina Marie Trimpert is the host of The Psyche-Delic podcast, a show built on second-guessing our assumptions about the world.  Tina and her “panel of non-experts” look at pop psychology, philosophy, and the paranormal with a wide range of perspectives.  During our chat, Tina and I compare notes on the differences between discussing science and philosophy, the different tools needed for each, and the motivations someone could have for looking at the intersections between the two.  We also start a great chat on where the boundaries lie between the material world and the paranormal.

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HTP Episode 043 – Jean-Pierre Giagnoli

Jean-Pierre Giagnoli is an actor, comedian, and paranormal investigator… not to mention an really fun guy and one of the biggest Ghostbusters fans I’ve ever had the pleasure to meet! He and I get into discussing Ghostbusters trivia, as well as how the franchise reflects real-life paranormal investigations.

You can follow him on Twitter, and imdb.
His paranormal research group is https://www.paranormaldetectives.org/.

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