Neal Adams: Comics Artist, Advocate, Industry Innovator and Drawer of Hot Batman

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Neal Adams was a giant: from his art to his fight for artists' rights we'll talk about his legacy and work. This roundtable is for Neal Adams newbies and experts alike. You'll even hear some new personal stories about Adams' unique status as The Dad of Comics. Joining me are: Bryan Stratton is a writer, digital consultant, and co-host of the Marvel by the Month podcast, which covers each month of Marvel Comics history in chronological order. https://marvelbythemonth.com/ Emily C. Martin, illustrator, comic artist, teacher, podcaster and amateur martial artist. Martin is on Patreon as megamoth as well as Twitter, and mega_moth on Instagram and co-hosts Progressively Horrified Podcast. https://progressivelyhorrified.transistor.fm/ Ramon Villalobos is a Stockton California based comic artist and host of the comics podcast Mex Flentallo.

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