Comics Coast To Coast

On the show this week we talk with Brian Anderson of Dog Eat Doug .

This week's Comic Strip Theatre is read from the July 19th  44 Union Avenue comic by Mike Witmer.

Look it up and follow along as we perform it! 

Justin talks about his webcomic pick of the week: The Mows by Jay Dyke

The intro music is 'Taken' by Homespun check 'em out.

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I hope you enjoyed the show and enjoy the host's comic's:

A Mission Deep by Brian Dunaway

Myth Tickle by Justin Thompson

Booksmarts by Tom Racine

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Baldo

On the show this week we talk with Carlos Castellanos of Baldo .

This week's Comic Strip Theatre is read from Baldo's  "MR. HAROLD: GANG ACTIVITY MONITOR " comic by Carlos Castellanos and Hector Cantu

Look it up and follow along as we perform it! 

Justin talks about his webcomic pick of the week: The New Adventures Of Queen Victoria by Pab Sungenis

The intro music is 'From Another Day' by Madison Ambush check 'em out.

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I hope you enjoyed the show and enjoy the host's comic's:

A Mission Deep by Brian Dunaway

Myth Tickle by Justin Thompson

Booksmarts by Tom Racine

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On the show this week we talk with Jarrett Osbourne of The Pursuit Of Mandy. Tom takes a break. Me and Justin get dangerously close to talking politics. Summer movies. The state of comic books and finally we talk about writing our comics.

Justin talks about his webcomic pick of the week: Small Fishes by Michal Jedinak.

The intro music is 'Tango Mortale' by After Son check 'em out.

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I hope you enjoyed the show and enjoy the host's comic's:

A Mission Deep by Brian Dunaway

Myth Tickle by Justin Thompson

Booksmarts by Tom Racine

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On the show this week we talk about Justin's big trip to Japan and we reveal what exactly it is that Justin does all day.

This week's Comic Strip Theatre is read from the June 5th 2007 comic of You'll Have That by Wes Molebash Look it up and follow along as we perform it! 

Justin talks about his webcomic pick of the week: Welcome to the Future by Jeremy Hitchcock

The intro music is 'The never ending amen' by …living in a loop? check 'em out.

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I hope you enjoyed the show and enjoy the host's comic's:

A Mission Deep by Brian Dunaway

Myth Tickle by Justin Thompson

Booksmarts by Tom Racine

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On the show this week we talk about the split of Humorous Maximus and the new site comicsz.com

We have Jarrett Osborne from The Pursuit Of Mandy on the show to give his take on the split.

Brian talks about hosting your own comic and gives a few links to get started:

• Register Your Domain with Godaddy.com.
• Get a host. May we recommend Hostgator.com
• Get a Comic Manager. We suggest Comikaze.org
• Expand your comic universe with a blog. Look into Joomla.org. (You can install this from Fantasico if you picked hostgator as your host) 

This week's Comic Strip Theatre is read from the June 8th 2006 comic of Pork & Bean
 by Brian Dunaway Look it up and follow along as we perform it! 

Justin talks about his webcomic pick of the week: Odds And Ends   by Dosa

The intro music is There Is Gonna Be Some Rockin'  by The F*ckers check 'em out.

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I hope you enjoyed the show and enjoy the host's comic's:

A Mission Deep by Brian Dunaway

Myth Tickle by Justin Thompson

Booksmarts by Tom Racine

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On the show this week we talk about Time. Justin is nearly arrested. Tom gets a new job.

This week's Comic Strip Theatre is read from the April 26th comic of Winsor and Albert.
Look it up and follow along as we perform it! 

Justin talks about his webcomic pick of the week: Small Wonder  by Worth Gowell

The intro music is The Midnight Fog by After Son check 'em out.

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I hope you enjoyed the show and enjoy the host's comic's:

A Mission Deep by Brian Dunaway

Myth Tickle by Justin Thompson

Booksmarts by Tom Racine

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Today we talk with Scott Johnson of Extralife about his comic, podcast, blog and his life as a webcartoonist.

A new segment called Comic Strip Theatre where we have a dramatic reading of the May 22nd strip of Tree by Scott Metzger

Justin talks about his webcomic pick of the week: The Pursuit Of Mandy  by Jarrett Osborne

A mashup by Sebastiaan of ELR fame. (thanks Seabass)

The intro music is by a great band out of Oklahoma called Program The Dead . 

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I hope you enjoyed the show and enjoy the host's comic's:

A Mission Deep by Brian Dunaway

Myth Tickle by Justin Thompson

Booksmarts by Tom Racine

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Comics Coast To Coast

Episode 2 - The Stephan Pastis Show

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The CCC crew is privileged to sit down and talk with Stephan Pastis, creator of the syndicated comic Pearls Before Swine,

Stephan talks to us about the many facets of being a syndicated cartoonist in today’s cut throat world of comic syndication.

Thanks again Stephan…What a great guy.

I hope you enjoyed the show and enjoy the host’s comic’s:

A Mission Deep by Brian Dunaway

Myth Tickle by Justin Thompson

Booksmarts by Tom Racine
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We start the show by talking to Justin about the Buddhist holiday Wesak then we go on to talk about Newspaper Syndication vs Syndicating yourself on the web. Where do we host our comics? Well we talk about that next. We talk about Comikaze as a comic management application. Justin and Tom host their comic on Comics Sherpa and we talk about the pros and cons of that. We talk about Justin's vegetarian lifestyle. We get back on topic by talking about hosting again. Such as Keenspot and Humorous Maximus . Talk about our favorite comics. Justin likes Tree by Scott Metzger. We talk about our past comic projects and Tom's experiences with rejection letters. Repect to Tom. We talk about the comic process. We rap up the show by talking about some recent movies.

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I hope you enjoyed the show and enjoy the host's comic's:

A Mission Deep by Brian Dunaway

Myth Tickle by Justin Thompson

Booksmarts by Tom Racine

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