An appreciation of “Peanuts”, Charles Schulz’ great comic strip.
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An exploration of Charles Schulz’ “Peanuts” comic strip, “from a cartoonist’s perspective”. This first episode serves as a brief introduction to the podcast. Read the rest of this entry »
a special Halloween edition of the Podcast, just in time for the Great Pumpkin!
The importance of casting a comic strip( or how I learned to love “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving”)! The differences between “Classic” Peanuts and “Mid-period” Peanuts, as displayed in “A Charlie Brown Christmas” and “....Thanksgiving”.
Brad Perri, cartoonist behind the cult fave comic strip, “Pirate Mike” on GoComics.com visits “Blockhead” to talk Charles Schulz, Peanuts, Popeye, comic strips past and present, and the life of a 17th century Pirate living in 21st century suburbia! Join host Geoff Grogan for a lively, entertaining conversation with Brad Perri.
Part 2 of our epic interview with “Pirate Mike” cartoonist, Brad Perri, about all things comics; “Peanuts”,Popeye, pirates, and even Plastic Babyheads! Join host Geoff Grogan for a lively, entertaining discussion with Brad Perri.
Will Henry, cartoonist of the syndicated comic strip ,”Wallace the Brave” stops by for a visit to talk about his strip, syndication and , naturally, Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Woodstock and Charles Schulz. Part 1 of 2!
Syndicated Cartoonist Will Henry and host Geoff Grogan continue their discussion about “Wallace the Brave”, Charles Schulz and “Peanuts”!
Steve Conley, creator of the Eisner-nominated webcomic “The Middle Age”, stops by to talk “Peanuts”, small press comics history and the eye-popping work he’s done across 20 + years as a webcomics pioneer.
Amidst some great insights from Steve Conley on cartooning, comics and Peanuts, two old men complain about Twitter.
