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I like this project a lot. Congratulations for the good work!

That photo 16:18 lmao😂

Bryan, I can tell you the appeal of Friday the 13th for many of us - it was the buubies. I wasn't even a horror fan - but when I was 13 or 14, my friends and I would always watch the latest Friday the 13th movie. Keep in mind this was pre-internet days

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Great chat with Nick! His range of genres that he can expertly pull from is so unique. Plus his artistic talent = Untouchable!

had to leave the stream early, now I'm back for the rest. Let's go!

I missed a lot of the beginning of the inception of Power to the Panel. But I'm getting caught up. Love this fam. Caught a live yesterday and it's everything I need. Much appreciation for this. Of course been in the Kayfabe since the beginning and I don't want it to stop.

The info on this episode is gold 👏🙌

Watching/listening while drawing pages for a comic, as it should be!😁 Thank you for this, sir!!! 🙏🙏🙏

Thank You Bryan, Vero and Jeremy!!! 🎉🎉🎉 An Amazing and super inspiring conversation 🙏🙏🙏

Very interesting and inspiring!! 🖤💛🖤

This was really fun! Thank you, I love seeing minis in vids and stuff because I'm from Romania and I don't have acces to this stuff. What you guys do is very helpful and inspirational. I'm of to make my first mini!!! Much love!

Thank you so much!!! This was perfect for me, I'm readying up, body and soul, to make my first mini :))

Tia Roxae is sooooo dope!!!! Beautiful stuff!!!!

Great, inspirational video! Thanks Rachel and Bryan!

I love you guys so much!!! I look forward to joining everyone in the future talking shop 🤘💀🤘

I work in Special Education and almost every day I hear elementary schoolers cussing like you wouldn't believe lol!

Favorite current painter: Trenton Doyle Hancock Favorite from AH class: Robert Rauschenberg 4:49

I've been listening to all of the pods & have really been enjoying it so far. Really loved the Drawing Board debut especially. That said, as an outsider hearing the story, he didn't sound like he was jumping you or being angry, just asking a question about who the post was directed at or about. Unless there is something missing from the retelling of that initial comment, then to me it could be something as simple as a matter of interpretation, then it went south very quickly obviously. Both sides get their feelings hurt, then both sides go on the attack, so it stops being about whatever the actual conversation was about & turns into a game of one-upsmanship when it never needed to. It is incredibly easy to misread tone in internet posts. I have done it many times myself where I thought someone was talking shit but they were actually joking. This is why I pretty much only talk to people I actually know online now.

I love this “round table” style of discussion. So much to relate to in terms of where I started, where I fell, and where I got sparked back up again. It’s inspirational, validating, and just also fun to learn about Vero and Jeremy!

much love! Sorry I missed this live

Excellent, I love the direction you are taking this conversation. Thanks for picking up the standard, read/make more comics y'all

You guys ever do blind contours? It’s almost like working on one of those tablets. I’ll never draw digitally because I feel like I lose a huge part of why I like drawing to begin with, but it’s not that bad to use one of those tablets to do digital colors or use the lasso tool with a little more accuracy 12:50

I had a Jeff Lemire type idea I’m working on that combines one Marvel character group with two DC characters in a story that ties all three together.

I'm starting to understand that idea of pushing into discomfort. For me, that means spending a year, really focusing on my projects. I have so much fun playing in all the indie/underground anthologies and whatnot, I think because doing a 1-5 page short comic for an anthology is easy and less intimidating than committing to doing longer works... but my own stuff can't stay on the back burner forever! I have put out a couple solo books but I have many more on deck and they can't wait forever!

So much gold in here hearing from the begginer studneiand the teacher. Im blessed to be on this journey with you all. Thank you so much for sharing and KEEP MAKING COMICS 🖤💛🖤

Really relate to Vero's experience "this is the best panel" to "what did I just draw?"

Great episode, grateful for this wisdom to improve my approach to art.

most important thing i got out of this....make that lemonade. Work with your mistakes.

Yo. Excellent score my man.

Fantastic how it all worked out! I'm gonna go follow this dude. He came in hot, but he leveled out.

👏👏👏👏 let's go Nick I feel that and I love that men are getting this conversation on tough love. Literally everyone I know where I come from used tough love as an excuse to not check themselves. I had an ex who pointed out it was like my family was raised like dogs and I can see that. I'm with you on the standing up to bullies BC. This is being done with love, empathy, but not FUCKING around. I'm all here for it. Respect, Brian. Thank you for the mentorship 🙏

I LOVED Phantasy Star and Zillion. Kenseiden was good but hard. At the time they had the best home versions of Shinobi, Rastan, Double Dragon, and Rampage.

Definitely a lot to take away from this experience in a positive light. Certainly, having patience, grace and a pathway to forgiveness are key. It’s not easy given that the internet has no real culture for healthy communication, like somehow you can say whatever you want here that you wouldn’t say in public.

Skottie Pippen stepping over Pat Ewing. All time classic

This was excellent. Not what I was expecting for sure but a great deal of humility and empathy was expressed. Healthy men having healthy conversations 🙏love what you're doing, BC ✌️

Great conversation as always💯

This is super helpful and a must re watch video . Thank You, Bryan!!!

Fucking love you my dude!!! You’ve been straight killing it with this show and you’ve barely even started. That goes for everyone else involved in production, y’all are our new weekly inspirational jam. I know I’m a part of everything, but if I was on the outside coming in, I’d feel the same way. Thank you 🖤💛🖤

Great talk. The “love” from this tough love conversation shines through. Thx

Brian i found out about you when you appeared on the kayfabe channel showing off your original sam kieth art. and the other video was when you and ed covered the sam kieth batman artist edition. Sam kieth is like my favorite artist so yeah when i found out you were a sam kieth fan too it was just icing on the cake. Rest In Power Ed🙏

I have a lot of trouble getting out of my head and onto the page, so this was a huge help.

Ed sent me your way, was stoked to find you're based out of Columbus. Keep doing your thing Bryan! Love these.

The British comic Viz started out selling copies at local punk gigs, then put their comic into indie record and newsagent shops (there being far more of such things in those days). By 1990 they were outselling almost everything in Britain, never mind comics, they were almost beating the TV guide! It's cooled off now, of course, but they still made their money (there was also a raft of imitators, often collectively dismissed as "crap", but they had their moments, a blog called Two Headed Thingies has many reviews). Around 2005 I wanted to get in on the action by selling a comic / zine at gigs around Cambridge, but never did in the end. If I could go back, eh?