The Red Panda and Flying Squirrel

[MadMikeyD]

And here is the first of the new video comics:

One Tin Soldier, Part 1



Cast:
Red Panda -- Gregg Taylor
Flying Squirrel -- Clarissa Dernederlanden
Andy Parker -- Brian Vaughan
Thomas Sterling -- Christopher Mott

written by Gregg Taylor
art by Dean Kotz

[MajorHoy]

No word on if / when any further tpb collections of the Red Panda stories (in a comic book format as opposed to a novel with a few illustrations) may be coming in the future, is there?

[MadMikeyD]

As of right now there are no plans for a TPB release of issues #4-13. Issue #13 is the final planned issue of the comic series. Also, for the time being, episode 120 of the audio drama is the final episode. These video comics will be "season 12" of the Red Panda stories, with season 13 currently up in the air.

[MadMikeyD]

This week's video comic:

One Tin Soldier, Part 2



Cast:
Red Panda -- Gregg Taylor
Flying Squirrel -- Clarissa Dernederlanden
Chief O'Mally -- Michael Booth
Captain Clockwork -- Kevin Robinson
Simon Bennett -- Steven Burley
"Metal Marvel" -- Ryan Sero

written by Gregg Taylor
art by Dean Kotz

[MajorHoy]

No word on if / when any further tpb collections of the Red Panda stories (in a comic book format as opposed to a novel with a few illustrations) may be coming in the future, is there?

I keep hoping maybe something will be done about offering more Red Panda in a print format . . .

[MajorHoy]

Just finished reading the Red Panda novel The Crime Cabal.



It was a bit goofy, but overall it was a fun read.

(Then again, since I had just read a couple of Raymond Chandler stories before, the change in writing styles was a tad . . . different.)

Plan to buy The Mind Master sometime soon.

[MadMikeyD]

I enjoyed all of the "Tales of the Red Panda" novels. The third one, "The Android Assassins," is my favorite, though. The podcast feed is currently serializing the audiobook of the fourth, "The Pyramid of Peril."

[MajorHoy]

Just finished reading The Mind Master.



Already ordered the third in the series, The Android Assassins.

[Astroman]

The books are awesome. The audio book forms of the books are awesome.

The only thing more awesome is the Audio Drama series itself. Maybe I'll relisten to the whole series again to ring in the New Year.

(official subscriber to Decoder Ring Theater since 2011)

[MajorHoy]

Started reading Tales of the Red Panda: The Android Assassins.



Does anybody know if there are there any plans for future Red Panda novels after Pyramid of Peril?

[MajorHoy]

I enjoyed all of the "Tales of the Red Panda" novels. The third one, "The Android Assassins," is my favorite, though.

Now that I've finished it, I have to admit it's probably my favorite of the three I've read so far.
Now to go and order The Pyramid of Peril.

[MadMikeyD]

For those looking for a TPB of the rest of the Red Panda digital comics, here you go:

Night of the Red Panda TPB

[MajorHoy]

For those looking for a TPB of the rest of the Red Panda digital comics, here you go:

Night of the Red Panda TPB

Now, this is annoying!

That amazon.com listing had it as available August 1, 2018, but barnesandnoble.com doesn't have a listing for it yet?

(I use barnesandnoble.com but not amazon.com.)

[MadMikeyD]

That amazon.com listing had it as available August 1, 2018, but barnesandnoble.com doesn't have a listing for it yet?

Hmm. Maybe it's because Gregg is self-publishing this one. I don't know how long before CreateSpace books show up at B&N.