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ComicLab Ep 65: Dave’s Emerald City Comicon Wrap-Up

Cartoonists Dave Kellett and Brad Guigar are talking shop! Dave dives in on his full experience at ECCC this year, including some wonderful critters he met and his interaction with a rep from Nickelodeon. Dave answers the burning question — Did he do well enough to justify going back next year? Following this, Brad shares his thoughts on the recent success of Nathan “Strange Planet” Pyle. Next, the guys answer the questions on options in going digital.

BUT FIRST, Dave tells us about his lovely ECCC roomie, Inktober’s Jake Parker.

  • 00:00 — ECCC Rooming with Jake Parker
  • 04:40 — Dave’s ECCC recap — will he go back next year?
  • 33:59 — Shaking dogs and bird poo
  • 35:45 — Nickelodeon Lady faux pas
  • 40:33 — Stretch Break!
  • 41:23 — Smooth Move
  • 43:18 — Nathan Pyle’s “Strange Planet” proves Guigar’s Law of Worthless Ideas
  • 55:29 — Going digital — buy big now or buy small and work upwards?
  • 01:04:30 — Digital originals
  • 01:10:29 — I love my day job

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by Brad Guigar on March 27, 2019
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