This week, in Episode #688, Wayne talks with Denis Kitchen, who has been taking on the establishment for decades. Now, an all-new documentary, Oddly Compelling, highlights Kitchen’s thirty years as one of the most important independent comic book publishers and his work as a fierce advocate for the First Amendment.
Denis founded Kitchen Sink Press in 1969, and for more than 30 years, he published many of the most prominent and innovative creators in comics. Now, filmmaker Soren Christiansen and Ted Intorcio have captured hours of in-depth, candid interviews with Denis and many of his fellow cartoonists and colleagues. You can sign up now for the Kickstarter for Oddly Compelling, which is at this link. We talk about Denis’s career and this documentary that explores his creativity and passion for the First Amendment as well as how this film has come together. You can still sign up for this film today so you can be kept up to date with this Kickstarter project, which will begin soon! Don’t miss it!
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Wayne Hall creates the Wayne's Comics Podcast. He’s interviewed Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, John Layman, Kyle Higgins, Phil Hester, Jimmy Palmiotti & Justin Gray, David Petersen, Christos Gage, Mike Grell, and Matt Kindt. On this site each week, he writes his "Comics Portal" column (general comics comments and previews) and reviews comics.