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Podcast Episode 161: DUNCAN FEGREDO I've been a Duncan Fegredo fan ever since his American comics debut on DC's 1991 Kid Eternity series. The original Kid Eternity was (at best) a book featuring a forgettable, terciary Golden Age hero. However, the '90s makeover it received from Duncan and writer Grant Morrison was extraordinary, and KE ended up being a precursor to what we now call the Vertigo line.
One of the things over the years that's kept me locked in on Fegredo's art is simply watching it evolve (as it should be with a ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 160: JEFF PRESTONJeff Preston is many things. He's an illustrator. He's southern. He's old school. He's also our pal and a fun guy to hang out with!
Dwight and I met him at a Dragon*Con a few years ago (Adrian has yet to) and we've all been buds ever since. It's cool being friends with someone who's been doing this for 26 years, and whose artistic lineage goes back to Howard Pyle (yep, that's right).
Looking at his gallery, you'll notice Jeff has a penchant for the macabre — monsters, ghouls, zom ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 159: Tying Up 'Loose Ends' with JASON LATOURLately, I've become a huge fan of crime fiction in comics. I'm lovin' me some Criminal by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips, and Scalped by Jason Aaron and R. M. Guerra. And it looks like Loose Ends, the new 4-issue limited series from 12 Gauge Comics, is on its way to joining those gully ranks.
Written by Jason Latour, and illustrated by artist Chris Brunner and colorist Rico Renzi (aka the Kickstand Kids), Loose Ends delivers big time. So, why not have the writer ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 158: KEKAI KOTAKIHey, 'Nation!
When I met Kekai Kotaki (or 'Cake' as we call him here at the 'Bar) several years ago at the 2005 Concept Art Workshop, I was amazed and inspired by his talent and his awesome sketchbooks. Though he was a fresh face to the scene, I knew for certain that his skills would take him far. And that they have.
Since 2004, Kekai has worked consistently in the gaming industry, starting as a texture artist, and making his way briskly up the internal ladders of NCSoft and ArenaNet, to be ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 157: PRINCE Trivia Cage Match ft. BROHAWK and JASON PALMERPretty much says it all, right? I don't even have 2 sell this sh*t, 'cause this sh*t sells itself!
Die-hard Prince fans, David 'Brohawk' Williams and Jason Palmer, both agreed 2 come on the show around the same time and chat about art and career. Die-hard Prince fan and podcaster, Swain, said "Hey, while U all R here, let's get our purple on!" And it was on!
Seriously, one of the best times I've ever had doing this show. I've loved Prince's music since I was fifteen, and ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 156: JASON PALMERThe eye of an illustrator is a real particular thing. When I was a youngster, I didn't pay that much attention to what was what in art — comics, cartoons, movie posters, an image on a lunchbox — it was all just cool pictures to me.
But after a few years of maturing and taking a closer look at what falls under the artistic umbrella, illustration, as with all the disciplines, has its own lane. And it requires a very specific skill set, too. You gotta have ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 155: A Discussion on the Life, Art and Recent Passing of JEFFREY CATHERINE JONES (1944 - 2011)"The artist does not see things as they are, but as he or she is." - Alfred Tonnelle
Since hearing the news that Jeffrey Catherine Jones passed away yesterday (May 19, 2011), I keep coming back to one thing — I'll never again be able to refer to her as "my favorite living painter". That's a change I never thought I'd have to make. A simple one, but still tough.
I will miss Jeffrey greatly. Her life's work awakened something wonderous in me many years ago, ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 154: DAVID 'BRO-HAWK' WILLIAMSYour bro' with the mo'. And he's no poser either.
Comic artist David Williams was rockin' a mohawk long before it came back en vogue a few years ago. He and the odious Puff Daddy actually started wearing one around the same time.
Puffy adopted the look as publicity for his run in the 2004 New York City Marathon. David's reasons were a bit more personal. Peep the interview, please...
While preparing to speak with him, we took a look at David's timeline in comic books and found that ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 153: Roundtable Free-for-All (TV, Movies and Random Art Talk)With the veritable glut of action-packed comic book movies waiting to assault our senses this summer, we took a breather from interviews and decided to chat about a few of 'em. Along with some TV and art talk, too. Gotta get some art talk in there, right?
On the television front, the focus was mainly on the new Wonder Woman show being written and produced by David E. Kelley (Ally McBeal, Boston Legal). He cast a fairly unknown, Adrianne Palicki (Friday Night Lights), as Diana Prince, and he ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 152: DAVE STEWART Colours Our WorldNone of us here at SiDEBAR are exactly sure when we first noticed Dave Stewart's work and said, "Damn, he's puttin' that down". But clearly, at some point, we all did.
In the twelve years that he's been in comics, Dave has rapidly ascended to the top of many an artist's and editor's preferred list of colorists. This man knows his stuff.
He's laid his stylus to tons of regular books — B.P.R.D., Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Detective Comics, New Avengers, ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 151: LAUREN MONTGOMERY"Patience, young grasshopper." That's what Master Po said years ago. And he was right, too.
I came to know Lauren Montgomery's work through our mutual friend, artist Eric Canete. She and Eric are buds and her name came up, I believe, when we interviewed him back in 2008. I started looking around, found her blog and became an instant fan.
Hit the button and fast forward to February of 2009 at the New York Comic Con. Dwight and I are in an auditorium teeming with geeky fan ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 150: CLIFF CHIANGSome four years into SiDEBAR, Dwight, Adrian and myself are proud to present our 150th episode. Wow! Aren't you glad you stuck around to see it?!
*Don't answer that.*
And what better way to celebrate a milestone than to feature a talk with the always formidable comic artist, Cliff Chiang (Human Target, Green Arrow/Black Canary, Zatanna).
Cliff was great. We've met him in person twice — once at the Heroes Con in Charlotte and again at the New York Comic Con. Bo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 149: NORM BREYFOGLE
Dynamic. Energetic. Classic.
All these words come to mind when I think of artist Norm Breyfogle.
However, to most, 'Batman' comes to mind at the mention of Breyfogle's name. Norm was THE Batman artist for an entire generation of comic book readers in the late 1980s and early 1990s. We cover all that and more in our talk with him.
Norm details his beginnings as an artistic prodigy in his native Michigan, his&n ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Special: Remembering Writer and TV Producer DWAYNE MCDUFFIE (1962 - 2011)
The fellas and I were as crestfallen as you guys all were at the news of the recent passing of Dwayne McDuffie (February 21, 2011). Not two days prior, I was checking out his post on Facebook concerning the early reviews for the new All-Star Superman DVD. Dwayne wrote the script for the movie and I remember thinking, "That's my man promoting his stuff. Cool beans."
Then suddenly, he was gone.
After much vacillation, we decided ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 148: Bookshelf Babble-On
As 2011 was looming last year, we started thinking about new ideas for the podcast. We came up with a few keepers, but we also resuscitated some kick ass classic ones and plan to bring them back better than ever. More on that later.
Today though, it's the first in our Bookshelf Babble-On series. Nothing too deep (hey, this is SiDEBAR, right?). Just us grabbing a few things off the shelf that we like and talking about them. That's it.
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Podcast Episode 147: JAIME HERNANDEZ
I had the good fortune of meeting Jaime Hernandez at my first comic convention, HeroesCon, in June 2006. He and his brothers, Gilbert and Mario, were at the same table and I was awestruck. I'm pretty sure I came across as a big goof, stammering something about, "You're awesome..." and loving their work as they signed my books.
Cut forward to almost five years later and I have the good fortune of speaking with Jaime again, albeit in a more composed manner. Ba ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 146: 'A Life in the Day' - The Art Department's IRENE GALLO Takes Us Through It
Being world famous is a tough gig. Ask Irene Gallo.
She's known, not only for being the art director for Tor Books, one of the leading publishers of science and fantasy fiction. Not only for her great blog, The Art Department, an incredible resource for all things art. Not only for her work on staff with the Illustration Master Class, the week-long workshop that pairs diamond-in-the-rough artists with seasoned working pros. And not only for he ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 145: 2010 Year-End Special
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This is our last show of 2010 and we wanted to reflect. No script, no guests, just us sitting around chatting. We hope it doesn't get too boring, but ahhh, screw it!
Thank you to every single person who downloaded a SiDEBAR podcast this year. Thank you to every guest who kindly took time out of their schedules to come on with us—you rock! Thank you to everyone who pos ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 144: TOBY CYPRESS - Fast Cars, Gangsters and the Road to Rodd Racer
There's a saying in music that goes like this. Sometimes a singer or band will record their very first album and it's so good, so fully formed, that it sounds like they spent their whole lives writing it.
While this isn't his fist rodeo, Toby Cypress' first creator-owned project, Rodd Racer, reads like a lifetime labor of love.
One of our buddies, artist Leland Purvis, (Vóx, Resistance: Book One) got his hands on a copy ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 143: An Interview with KLAUS JANSON - The Inker Without Fear
Okay, that isn't just a play on words from Klaus' days working on Daredevil (who is the real man without fear, by the way). It's a heartfelt statement from us about what he brings to the game as an inker and a finisher.
Over his 30 year career, he's embellished a plethora of pencilers and always brings out the best in them. From Sal Buscema to Gil Kane to Frank Miller to John Romita, Jr, Klaus Janson continues to rise to the challenge and make it all go ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 142: The Many Faces of JUSTIN 'CORO' KAUFMAN
If you check out this podcast on the regular, you know that for the most part, we're fans of all kinds of art. Comics, animation, illustration, concept and fine art, sculpting... It doesn't matter, we dig it all.
And that's what makes a chat with Coro Kaufman so apropos. He digs it all, too. This guy is proficient in so many different areas, he's got it covered from the rooter to the tooter, as we say here.
Other than being an amazing co ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 141: The Art of Storytelling (it's like that now)
That's correct! On the further adventures of the SiDEBAR roundtable, we discuss the use of storytelling in comics and illustration. What is it? Who does it well? What separates strong storytelling from style, conceptual thinking or someone who's simply into render porn? These and many other questions go completely unanswered on this episode!
We also brought along a willing accomplice today to help us figure it all out—our good buddy, Braxton ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 140: Dial V for VAN FLEET - Illustrator JOHN VAN FLEET Picks Up the Phone
John Van Fleet is an illustrator and painter who's work I've enjoyed for many a year. He graduated from art school at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY alongside the likes of Kent Williams, George Pratt and Mark Chiarello. Adrian warmly refers to them as "that Brandywine crew." For me, they'll always be The Fab Four.
Van Fleet started out studying graphic design at Pratt, but hated it. After seeing what his buds were doing in comics, he decided to mak ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 139: Dragon*Con 2010 - The Recap
All twenty three minutes of it! Today, it's just a short conversation covering some of the memorable moments at this year's Dragon*Con. We had a wonderful time, as always, and 2010 definitely had its highlights.
Many thanks to all the listeners who stopped by to say hello, to all the convention guests who did likewise and wished us well, to all the kind folks who jumped on the mic with us, and to the Sensei, Brian Stelfreeze, for putting it down as ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 138: VAPN United - More Dragon*Con Audio featuring Artists DREW BAKER, PETE MOHRBACHER and CHANDRA FREE
It was basically a family affair. Attending Dragon*Con for the very first time were our buddies from the Visual Artist Podcast Network, Drew Baker, Pete Mohrbacher and Chandra Free. Three terrific artists from two terrific podcasts and we took the opportunity to pounce and get 'em on the mic.
Drew and Chandra are a part of a great show called Ninja Mountain Scrolls. Ninja Mountain is a collective of ninjas (w ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 137: Seeing RED - A Dragon*Con Panel featuring Artist CULLY HAMNER
The convention audio drags on. Get it...drags on..? Sorry.
Cully Hamner is a near 20 veteran of the comic book business and has a pretty respectable resume, if you ask us. Besides some really excellent work on titles like Detective Comics, Black Lightning, Blue Beetle and The Ride, he and Warren Ellis collabed on a creator-owned mini-series back in 2003 called RED.
RED is the story of a retired black ops CIA ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 136: Convention Chats with JIM KEEFE and JOHN PICACIO
Dragon*Con 2010 was indeed a monster and we've got more proof. Here are some interviews we did from our table with artists, Jim Keefe and John Picacio.
You'll know Jim Keefe's name from his work in newspaper strips on characters like Blondie, Beetle Bailey, Hagar the Horrible and of course, Flash Gordon. He's a graduate of the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art (a Kubie!) and he himself has guest lectured at schools like MCAD and SVA.
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Podcast Episode 135: Dragon*Con 2010 - Legends of the Dark Knight Panel (ft. NEAL ADAMS, PAUL DINI, TIM SALE and BRIAN STELFREEZE)
It went down Sunday afternoon, and it was just that. Legendary.
Our four panelists, Neal, Paul, Tim and Brian were all great and the attendees loved 'em. Lots of stories were told, recollections of the Caped Crusader were made and a ton of belly laughs were had by everyone.
When things jumped off, it was standing room only in 'Hanover F'. By the time it ended, there were people sitting all over the floor. It was nuts.
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Podcast Episode 134: Free PassSwain here. Me and Adrian started chatting after seeing Neal Adams' Batman Odyssey #1 (he saw it, I still haven't) and the idea of free passes came up.
A free pass is when someone, doesn't matter who, gets a pass for what is basically sub par work for them, and you won't call it for what it is. Many a Neal fan were on-line doing just that when Odyssey's preview pages were posted—looking at his current work through Green Lantern/Green Arrow tinted glasses (even though it ain't 197 ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 133: 'Tales from The Cryptcrawler' - SiDEBAR Sits Down with Concept Artist BRAD RIGNEYYou know what's interesting about art? It's as much a personal discovery for the viewer as it is for the creator. Some artists have the ability to transcend tradition and break open the possibilities of commonly used technique—and include you, the viewer, in that process.
Doesn't matter if you're looking at a video tutorial, an on-line gallery or if you're in a good ol' brick and mortar museum (hey, now), you're taken on the journey with them.
We're of the opinion that Brad Rign ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 132: Logos, Lettering and a Long Career in Comics - It's KEN BRUZENAK
The attempt at alliteration in the title was absolutely on purpose.
Ken Bruzenak is an awesome letterer and designer who's distinctive style not only pushed his career in comics to higher heights, but the craft of lettering as well. Guys like him, John Costanza, John Workman and Todd Klein brought lettering to the fore and really made it a part of the narrative—as it should be.
Ken got his start back in ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Ep. 131: 'Using Your Illusion' - SiDEBAR Interviews Visionary Storyteller IAIN MCCAIG
Terminator 2, Dracula, Interview with the Vampire, The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. We could stop there and have your rapt attention, right?
We won't.
Iain McCaig is one of the most lauded and respected artists working in film today. He's virtually on every artist's list as, not only an influence, but a hero. Those that have met him in person all say the sa ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 130: LOIS VAN BAARLE - Animator and Illustrator
The Internet is an interesting thing. Without it, you wouldn't know what a podcast was. Nor would you be able to subscribe to a blog. And for that matter, none of us outside of Holland might have ever heard of a talented animator and illustrator named Lois van Baarle (roughly pronounced van Barr-luh).
To be honest, and this is Swain speaking here, I can't remember how I stumbled upon her work. Maybe through Drawn, maybe a link on another artis ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 129: SiDEBAR After the Show (Blah, Blah, Blah)
It was bound to happen. Since Adrian joined this merry band of art nerds, our conversations after interviews have gotten longer and much more interesting, Basically, we're having even more fun.
After we all chatted with Iain McCaig, we decided to leave the recorder on and try to capture one of those talks in earnest. It ended up being all over the place topic-wise, but a real breath of fresh air for us. Rambling on as just buddies is ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 128: 'Dexter' Star JAMES REMAR Gets in Character
Of course, he does, he's badass. But he's also smooth and sophisticated. Cunning and dangerous. Passionate and caring.
In other words, don't typecast actor James Remar. He's got way too many things he can do well to be put in a box. As he himself says in our interview, he's played everything from an escaped convict to a Native American to a billionaire playboy. And that was just last month!
Seriously, all three of us& ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 127: The Original TREVOR VON EEDEN
Our conversation with comic artist Trevor Von Eeden is special to us for several reasons. One, he was one of a handful of guests Adrian wanted to invite on the show just after he joined it. Two, Adrian and I are both HUGE fans of the guy's work from the '80s and '90s. And three, having him on kind of jump-started a desire in us to chat with other seminal creators, like himself, who really came to the fore during our formative years (more on that part later).
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Podcast Episode 126: Giant Steps - The Undeniable Impact of Artist FRANK FRAZETTA (1928 - 2010)Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 125: Cover to Cover with Illustrator JENNY FRISON
"We're baaack." Apologies for the long absence, but a chat with Jenny Frison will hopefully make up for it.
She's the Chicago-based artist who's been putting it down lately on IDW's Angel series (we posted about her before). She's also done work on The Dreamer, Voltron and Hack Slash—all three of those from Devil's Due Publishing.
Jenny is a part of the new wave of creators in comics today known exclusively as cover artists. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Ep. 124: Twenty Years of Art & Skulduggery with TONY HARRIS
Comic artist and illustrator Tony Harris has been makin' pictures for a good long while now. Two decades to be exact. And depending on who you talk to, he can be described in a lotta ways. Here's what we found in our interview with him.
He's a passionate artist who's committed to his craft, loves this medium, a devoted family man and he wears his heart on his sleeve. Yes, he has his rough edges and bad days like we all do, but don't ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 123: Superstar Comic Artist DENYS COWAN
Denys Cowan is that dude. You know the one. That guy who's known for all the best stuff to be known for.
Talented. Ambitious. Professional. Charismatic. Well read. Genuine. Friends in all the right places.
And yet with all that on his side, he doesn't come off full of himself...he's a great guy.
Yeah, we hate him, too (kidding—JOKES!).
Actually, about a year ago he left hi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Episode 122: The Continuing Saga of HO CHE ANDERSON
Dwight and I were joined on this one by our good buddy, Adrian Johnson, and for two reasons.
One, Adrian brought up Ho Che Anderson's name as someone that would be cool to chat with and we were like, "Yeah!"
And two, Adrian has so much admiration and love for Ho Che's work that we knew he would add something special to the mix. And indeed he did.
For those of you who don't know Ho's resume, he's best known for ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Ep. 121: GURNEY'S JOURNEY - SiDEBAR Interviews Fantastic Artist JAMES GURNEY
We start off our conversation with the man by listing some of his many achievements and career highs—so we won't do it again here. Just know that he's been at this for a while now and he's rocked it all (Google or Bing him, but make a sandwich first).
Dwight and I have been following James Gurney's work since the Dinotopia series and his book covers first started appearing. Imagine our recent surprise when he sent us an email out of the blue ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Ep. 121: GURNEY'S JOURNEY - SiDEBAR Interviews Fantastic Artist JAMES GURNEYWe start off our conversation with the man by listing some of his many achievements and career highs—so we won't do it again here. Just know that he's been at this for a while now and he's rocked it all (Google or Bing him, but make a sandwich first).
Dwight and I have been following James Gurney's work since the Dinotopia series and his book covers first started appearing. Imagine our recent surprise when he sent us an email out of the blue saying how much he enjoyed o ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Ep. 120: 'Sam I Am' - An Interview with Illustrator SAM WEBER
Today's episode is indeed a conversation with Sam Weber and I (Swain) am really geeked that we finally got a chance to speak with him. Sam and I have traded emails for over a year now and in that time I've connected with his work in a big way.
I, like Sam, Dwight and many others, started off loving comic art and eventually broadened my scope to include other areas of the visual arts. Fine art, illustration, animation, concept art, etc. Sam's work today, whil ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Ep. 120: 'Sam I Am' - An Interview with Illustrator SAM WEBER Today's episode is indeed a conversation with Sam Weber and I (Swain) am really geeked that we finally got a chance to speak with him. Sam and I have traded emails for over a year now and in that time I've connected with his work in a big way.
I, like Sam, Dwight and many others, started off loving comic art and eventually broadened my scope to include other areas of the visual arts. Fine art, illustration, animation, concept art, etc. Sam's work today, while sophisticated as all get o ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Ep. 119: JAKE PARKER and Missile Mouse: The Star CrusherJake Parker is a talented artist friend of ours with a new children's book out. It's called Missile Mouse: The Star Crusher, it's pubbed by Graphix, an imprint of Scholastic Books, and we dig it thoroughly. He kindly sent us a copy to preview before our interview with him and it's full of high adventure, sci-fi fun and life lessons.And even though it's a kid's book, Jake doesn't skimp at all on things like cool tech and alien character designs. The look an ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Ep. 119: JAKE PARKER and Missile Mouse: The Star Crusher
Jake Parker is a talented artist friend of ours with a new children's book out. It's called Missile Mouse: The Star Crusher, it's pubbed by Graphix, an imprint of Scholastic Books, and we dig it thoroughly. He kindly sent us a copy to preview before our interview with him and it's full of high adventure, sci-fi fun and life lessons.
And even though it's a kid's book, Jake doesn't skimp at all on things like cool tech and al ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Ep. 118: The P. CRAIG RUSSELL Interview
Dwight and I have been fans of this man for forever and I don't care how much that statement dates all three of us. Craig's been brilliant from the word, "Go".
Phillip Craig Russell is an Ohio native, studied art at the University of Cincinnati and has worked professionally in comic books since the mid '70s. He's known most for things like Kilraven, Elric, his opera adaptations like Wagner's The Ring of the ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |
Podcast Ep. 118: The P. CRAIG RUSSELL InterviewDwight and I have been fans of this man for forever and I don't care how much that statement dates all three of us. Craig's been brilliant from the word, "Go". Phillip Craig Russell is an Ohio native, studied art at the University of Cincinnati and has worked professionally in comic books since the mid '70s. He's known most for things like Kilraven, Elric, his opera adaptations like Wagner's The Ring of the Nibelung, and his collaborations w ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download |
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