Episodes

  • Signals From The Hill #55 – A conversation between Pidge (Infinite Wheatpaste) and Shelly Bond!
    Apr 6 2024

    In this episode, comics editor extraordinaire Shelly Bond interviews Pidge, the creator of Infinite Wheatpaste Vol. 1 – Catalytic Conversions about her extraordinary Sci-Fi epic. Help support the book now on Kickstarter (campaign ends 11th April 2024!)

    https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/averyhillpublishing/infinite-wheatpaste-volume-1-catalytic-conversions

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    32 mins
  • Signals From The Hill #54 – Lucy Sullivan on things that influence her comics work
    Mar 29 2024

    In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing’s Ricky Miller talks to Lucy Sullivan about the cultural influences on her work in comics. Lucy picks a favourite book, film, comic, TV show and piece of music to discuss.

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    56 mins
  • Signals From The Hill #53 – New Year Episode with Ricky, Kat, Danielle and Chloe!
    Jan 11 2024

    Happy New Year! We look back on our favourite moments from comics in 2023, and discuss what we’re looking forward to in 2024.

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    32 mins
  • Signals From The Hill #52 – George Wylesol on what influences his comics work
    Dec 9 2023

    In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing’s Ricky Miller talks to George Wylesol about the cultural influences on his work in comics. He picks a favourite books, film, video game, TV shows and piece of music to discuss.

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    38 mins
  • Signals From The Hill #51 – Owen D. Pomery on ‘The Hard Switch’
    Oct 17 2023

    In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing artist Lizzy Stewart (Walking Distance/Lights, Planets, People!) talks to Owen D. Pomery about his upcoming graphic novel The Hard Switch. They have a fascinating discussion about Owen’s creative process and his love of world-building, kiosks, and B-movies.

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    42 mins
  • Signals From The Hill #50 – Briggs on ‘Macbeth’
    Aug 29 2023

    In this episode we talk to Briggs about their newly-release graphic novel adaptation of Macbeth, and Ricky also tries out a new podcast format in this one! He asks Briggs to name a favourite film, piece of music, book, comic and TV show, and they discuss how these may have influenced Briggs’s work and creativity over the years.

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    47 mins
  • Signals From The Hill #49 – Tillie Walden on ‘On a Sunbeam’
    Jul 25 2023

    In this episode we talk to Tillie Walden in honour of the five year anniversary of the release of her hugely successful graphic novel On a Sunbeam.We chat with Tillie about the early origins of the comic, we go deep into some parts of the story and characters, and we even speculate about a potential sequel! (Spoiler alert – it’s probably not going to happen…)

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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • Signals From The Hill #48 – Ellice Weaver on ‘Big Ugly’
    Jun 20 2023

    In this episode we talk to Ellice Weaver, the creator of Big Ugly. We talk world-building, being part of a cartooning couple, and loving your characters!

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    49 mins