Why Comics? w/ Tom Rogers

from Why Comics? · host Brian Hess

Why Comics? My name is Brian Hess, in this episode we interview Tom Rogers. Link to Tom's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tomrogerscomicsALL of Tom's links: https://linktr.ee/tomrogerscomicsComic Artist of Herald: Lovecraft & Tesla, Little Charlotte's Grand Adventure, Marvel TL;DR, Oddballs: The Graphic Novel, Heroes of 9/11, Amazing Moments in Sports, Brisk Lemonade, and tons of BG assists - recently, Jimmy con Carnage!

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