I enjoy these conversations. This channel has helped me learn about other creators that I would not have known about. I just ordered a bunch of Tim Lane’s work. Excited to read it.

Keep Going Rick! And thanks for being you!

The two best cartoonists working today! I pre-order EVERYTHING they do!

@noahvanscrivner5661 I’m so thankful you decided to do these conversations. KZbin, heck the world, needs to know more about these cartoonist. I’m lucky enough to have a Comics Journal collection going back to 1989. I’ve read tons of interviews with, well to me, the icons of cartooning and comics. But it’s so cool to see these fresh interviews, and interviewed by one of their own. Thanks for this!

Love this interview! Im hoping to see a conservation Kaz or Archer Prewitt eventually!

BILL MORRISON AND DIANA POWER

Misery loves company is a legendary book and will always be in the top list of comic books.

14:40 It's kind of spooky how this conversation about Ai foreshadowed what ended up happening. Toilet plungers and bricks for sure, which may explain a segment of the conversation of why the United States doesn't value art and stories, especially comics, the same way France, most of Europe, and possibly other countries do.

This dude is a notorious drunk POS. Showed up plastered to a local show. He disappeared after only attending for one day when he was scheduled for two. He got a frree flight and hotel. Self important douche.

Amazing Interview

Josh Bayer is like no other......crazy good stuff.

Love to hear Manuele talking about Alberto Breccia! Really nice interview, Noah.

53:58 That's a really familiar conflict ! Got the exact same tension in my old art school.

Do you think it would be too much trouble to dress for the occasion? You're interviewing one of the masters here, not drinking beer at a minor league baseball game. Get it together.

Was that vertical bed part of what they called a Process Camera where they did 4 CMYK film separation? I think my mom worked for a graphic design company in the 80s and 90s that was still using those. She let me reproduce a really silly drawing I made as a kid (just using the monochrome).

An absolute delight... Tony's take on Winnie the Pooh was a belly laugh of a strip, his anger so real and justified. And YES to a complete Makkies!

I wasn't familiar with Bill Morrison before this. This was HIGHLY enjoyable. Thank you so much for sharing.

Bill illustrated my favorite trading card I had grown up. A velvet painting of Krusty dressed as Elvis

Great conversation.

Inspired me to get into ink drawing! Tony is the best.

Great interview, Noah and Bill! 🙏🏼

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nice channel man! what a great artist and person Gary is!

Do Kaz next!

Awesome artist.

So cool to 'meet' Gary through interviews like this. My dad acquired some of his wonderful paintings and prints and I am so lucky to have them hanging in my house now. They bring me constant daily joy. If you see him again please let Gary know some of work stayed in Dallas and is well loved. : )

This interview was gold! Thanks!

That was great. Thanks for uploading it. I wonder if he likes Philip Guston’s art?

You gotta convince archer Prewitt to do one with you

Great interview! Thanks Noah and Tony!!

love everything by him

never clicked faster, awesome conversation. lol an opossum just waltzing in to his workspace. seems so apt, somehow!

This was so good, thank you! Very happy to see you keeping these interviews going with your busy schedule.

We need to see them oil paintings, Tony. Great interview!

Tony drew a picture of my dog

You should get all your guests to vape

Huge fan of this guy :)

This is great

Dear Noah and Ivan, I love this episode and rewatch it regularly. I have gone through a ‘sobering’ periode concerning my own cartooning and it’s great to hear you talk about comics from a non-commercial point of view. I draw solely for recreationel reasons after years of knocking myself on the head for lack of success. I’M living the dream!

Thanks so much for this! I've been looking for longer/translated interviews with Manuele for ages.

Just got my copies of BLAMMO 10 1/2 and BORING. Great stuff!

I have two porcelain signs they measure fifteen inches one is of Charlie and the other is Lucy and both have a square Wood block with a bolt I assume they hung on something but I've researched and researched and researched and I can't find anything about them. They're old and not reproductions but I'm having to research them like this maybe someone with peanuts knowledge have any idea about them. I did have a guy who collects enamel signs and he said that they're reproductions because his and Lucy's clothes are the dark reddish color and they're not his yellow color but wanted to buy them and offered me $20 each but I thought about it and then he said I'll go $50 but I can't pay anything higher but it got me thinking the man hated reproduction signs but yet he wanted these two he kept insisting no one's going to buy them but has anyone ever come across any?

Nice! I would be curious to know if you have any recommendations for learning figures/anatomy/gestures. How did you learn? I feel copying other artists work only gets you so far.

Ignatz is the only real comics award.

O where is the next Blammo? Just kidding, it’ll be here when it gets here. I am glad you kept going even while feeling sick and you put so much work and thought into it.

Needed to hear that today and I will be forcing it upon my students also. Thanks for sharing.

Nina preseli se u belogoš, Dejan

Basement radon makes for good comics

Man I love that we live in a day were we can finally see some of our favorite artists in live action. Used to dream about this reading interviews in animation magazine and comics journal, etc.