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Jan 15, 2013 1 hr 25 min

Stuff Said 025: Brad Guigar

from Stuff Said with Gregg Schigiel Hosted by Hatter Entertainment

(contains adult language) SHOW NOTES: Brad’s website and Twitter. Brad talks about Bill Day and his IndieGoGo campaign here (ends 1/25/2013). “The Secrets of Professional Cartooning” by Ken Muse, out of print and hard to find, but a tremendous resource: A sample of Brad’s early political cartooning, from his time at The Repository in Canton, OH: A sample of Brad’s collegiate senior thesis strip: Brad’s fondness for Plastic Man finds it way into his comics, like in these blink-or-you-miss-them cameos and through the analog of Elastic Man in Evil Inc.: The full “Elastic Man’s Makeover” can be read starting here. Why I call Brad and his Webcomics Weekly team “The Halfpixel Crew”: halfpixel.com Speaking of, here’s their podcast, Webcomics Weekly (also on iTunes). Buy “How to Make Webcomics” here. Webcomics.com BONUS AUDIO: wherein Brad talks about “The Everything Cartooning Book“, his how-to book. Brad’s first stand-up performance: And here’s one of Brad’s punny comics: SadTombone.com Tales from the Con. (send any ideas to Brad through his web site/email address (see the strips above)) “(theme for) Stuff Said” by Craig Chin (also on Soundcloud) Additional Music: “She is Staggering” by Polaris, “The Stripper” by David Rose & His Orchestra, “Casino Royale” by Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass

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