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RIP John…you were so talented and kind-hearted. You will be missed greatly.

Is the art on Ron's banner behind him from a particular issue or poster?

bought the authors edition a few days ago. read the crow the first time over a decade ago and it still holds up.

ONE OF THE MOST UNDERRATED COMIC BOOK ARTISTS LIVING LEGENDS OF ALL TIME IT'S WAY PAST CRIMINAL!!! WE ALL LOVE AND RESPECT YOU MAN!!! NO NO$E $QUAD!!! HERE ARE YOUR FLOWERS!!! YOU SHOULD BE IN THE HALL OF FAME IN COMICS! ALONG WITH SO MANY OTHER UNSUNG HEROES IT'S A SHAME AND A DISGRACE THE NEED TO START DOING AWARD CEREMONIES OR SOMETHING AT CONVENTIONS OR SOMETHING... IT'S SO UNFAIR!

Legend

Although the project fell through when Kitchen Sink Press went out of biz, I was fortunate to have been picked to do the art for "The Crow: Demon in Disguise". That was nearly 30 years ago. Crazy how time flies. I hope to one day meet James.

💕🖤 LOVE THE RUDE DUDE💜💕

The Indy dynamic trio 🎯🙌

Silver Surfer legend, Ron Lim!

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Ken Krueger, I used to go to Empire comics, he worked there

My comic book artist idol, the absolute best ever IMO

My neighbor for almost 40 years. There will be a service in Ghirardelli Square in June, I believe..

The varied volume between them is jarring.

Odd...that no artists seemed to want be a "gold key"..."charlton"..dell...archie artist to start out! DC was the zenith...then Marvel creeped in. Why those dull monotone covers fascinated me as a kid. None of that bright splashy color pallet for Kirby. Those were the days...nice to see Mr. Adams in the flesh. We fans always fantasized our favorite artist.....and they never seem to fit our expectations...well, at least mine. Must be the Wally Wood/Ditko trope. Thanks for the interview.

"Promosm" 😓

It was such a shame I was gonna meet buckler and trimpe the same year

Herb signed a couple of books for me. Sure hated to hear that he passed. He seemed like a nice guy.

Great interview. Love Ed Brubakers work, and this really had some great information about breaking into comics. Thanks to you both.

Rest in peace Ramona. Such a beautiful and talented person.

You deserve it as your content is very informative. It definitely helps an artist like myself. Appreciate you and the artists you interviewed!

Nice to hear some positve thoughts on comics.I have avoided "fanboys" due to their opinion that everything sucks. I was already reading mainstream comics & then found my first Kamandi (no cover-10cents)was the giant grasshopper & Kamandi fighting for their lives in a death race. Blew my find. Then it happened again in´77 when I saw Star Wars.

John Morrow is kinda compromised based on a blog I read recently. I get it tho

This was a great interview! I think speaking to professionals who do comics as a part of their lives is so important. I, like Briana, taught art for many years as I was making my books! Now as a retired teacher am doing it full time! I appreciate all of the work you're doing! And using the channel to guide people to your work (just like me). Keep going!

Once Rivera, Martin, and Pulido were withdrawn from Spider-man, I lost interest. These companies can spend $250M on a single movie, but can’t staff an artist on a one book for two months basis. That is just sickening.

Richardo Greico was offered to be in the crow? Cool!

I was obsessed with the crow comic when i was in high school. The way that man poured his pain into that book is amazing.

Cool interview. I got a chance to meet OBarr at a convention in Atlanta. He was very nice and signed a copy of the Crow for me.

Great interview!

Authur Adams is amazing, i was introduced to him on his run in the Fantastic 4 with Hulk, Wolverine Spiderman and Ghostrider. I have never met him but i enjoy his no nonsense demeanor. Keep up the these great vids.

The fact comic companies are not hiring merit based talent and producing sub par stories ignoring canon has driven fans away. The fans simply walk away. The big two do not make a lot of money and pass on that lack of revenue on to the creators( who again in the large part suck) and add on cost of the books to what readers remain. You must hire excellent people who make real non political comics of all genres and dump the terrible distribution system for comic books to have a chance of recovering. The only great stuff now is creator owned. It’s the only stuff I buy has it’s still challenging and made without agenda other than entertaining its audience.

He seems so warm and kind!

Awesome interview! Thank you so much for sharing!!

Cancel pig.

One of the best! Want to see more Xenozoic!

The best advice to aspiring creators is to keep creating and take care of your mental health to keep that creative spark alive. Also, make sure that you also consume media. You need to be able to understand what people WANT to consume, then give it to them. I’m just a nobody though lol but it sounds good in my head. ❤

Steve is very honest about the "politics" of comics and it's Similar to Our country. The Comic Editors listen to the Lawyers....And the Country is run by the CORPORATIONS. VERY Sad. 😐

This is pretty unique. Sam is shy and pretty reclusive. Nice job.

The Crow should be in libraries along with John Milton, Edgar Allan Poe, Charles Baudelaire, William Blake and other giants of dark poetry,that's only about poetic side of it,how about personal struggle to put every bit of pain on paper then you get visual poetry packed in form of comic fueled with multimedia and beautiful art Thank you Mr. O'Barr,for the light in dark

1:05 Word

Thanks for posting this.

One of my favorite creators ever, still very underrated

Thank you for this One!

3:00 Liam needs new fresh STUFF!

2019? Awesome! Thanks for posting this. I love his work. Really underrated in the fan community…

This was an interesting one to hear. I have an essential tremor, and I know it affects my art. Hearing how other artists with tremors deal with their own gives me more insight into different aspects. Makes me think how Charles Schultz had an essential tremor, and how it proves that one can't use it as the only reason their art isn't any good (because Schultz and J.H. Williams both prove you can do well in spite of it).

Arthur is amazing!

He really really needs to finish XenoZoic it’s a shame he never got the recognition he deserves the term “underrated” is often used a lot these days but Mark Shultz was truly in a league of his own when it came to comics.

Hi Chris, I wanted to tell you how much I love his youtube channel. I started independently publishing at the end of the last year, and I've been holding down a day job as a teacher while I pump out the books. So many of the questions that you ask are the things that me and business partner deal with! We've put out our first issue and are about to hit our second and we're very excited to hopefully hit the cons by next year. We'll be looking forward to hopefully meeting you!