Zone 4 #239: Dirk Manning!

from Zone 4 Hosted by Brant Fowler

The crew returns as they ewelcome special guest Dirk Manning to the Zone to talk about his book Write or Wrong: A Writer's Guide to Creating Comics, as well as Dia De Los Muertos and more! Plus, the guys do their usual discussion and rambling. And of course, shout-outs, plugs, and more! (Original Numbering: Episode #204) You may have also noticed on the Zone 4 website, we now have a Donate page in addition to our Sponsor page. Feel free to contact us about either. If you'd like to sponsor an episode of Zone 4, go here for details, or email us. If you'd like to donate to the show (one-time or monthly) see details here. This Week's Links DirkManning.com Write or Wrong: A Writer's Guide to Creating Comics on Amazon.com Nightmare World Dia De Los Muertos ShadowlineOnline.com WTF Certified Gordon Does Stand-Up Comedy The Shadow Fan Podcast Pro Se Press' Black Pulp Little Vampires Tony Isabella to Derby City Comic Con (John's Non-Exclusive Announcement) EEK! Little Monsters New Comic Day DarkAvengerINC Tales from the Water Cooler #100 Nerd Girls Eye View #101 Comic Related on Facebook Comic Related on YouTube CR Podcasting Network www.comicrelated.com/podcasts.php

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