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ComicLab Ep 174 — WHo were the cartoonists that wrote a roadmap for your career?

Today’s episode is sponsored by  Bonjoro  — an amazing app that enables you to quickly send personalized welcome and thank you videos to your readers, clients, patrons, or backers. This week, Brad and Dave talk about the cartoonists who — knowingly or unknowingly — guided their careers. Plus — is it better to work on comics piece-by-piece or set up an assembly line?

Questions asked and topics covered…

  • Who were the cartoonists who wrote you a map for your career?
  • Step-by-step approach or batch?
  • Seamlessly combining character, plot and theme to create emotionally resonant stories
  • Writing villains

Brad Guigar is the creator of Evil Inc and the editor of Webcomics.com Dave Kellett is the creator of Sheldon and Drive.

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by Brad Guigar on April 24, 2021
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