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I actually spotted one caption that said ink and crayon on paper

Wow, I didn’t think you’d have an active channel. I just looked up your name on here because I’ve been in dire need of good commentary/criticism centered around comics since the untimely loss of Ed Piskor/Cartoonist Kayfabe. Glad I found you! I definitely will be watching your stuff and the Saul Steinberg book looks right up my alley.

You are the first person I ever heard say outloud the word/place Angoulume though I've read it in print for decades. I never knew how it was pronounced. I love Saul Steinburg's work, he found a way of drawing that was imitative of Art, not just cartooning. His work sometimes has a hint of surrealism in a stripped down way. I'm not familiar with Josh's work. Why won't these young cartoonists send me their work for free or trade? I understand, xeroxing and stamps cost so much more then they did back in the day.

Great finds! My mom had the Pogo book with the green cover...That How to draw animated cartoons book looks amazing as do the bound Punches and loose illustrations. The Frost book looks like it would be fun to page through. Your love for all these books shines through.

Very cool finds Paul, especially the Elbert Hubbard Philistines. I'm jealous because I have an Ebay store in which I resell books, though i spend too much time reading through the books I find.

MINESHAFT RULES!!!

It is great hearing You talk about Minehaft, Paul. I have maybe 4 or 5 issues. It is always great to see recent work from Crumb's sketchbook.

OMG Paul, my 2 current obsessions of film comedy and comics just crossed over for a moment there! Incredible to see a shooting script from a lost film! His comedy is so energetic and superb.

Very nice

It's too bad Segar only wrote and drew Popeye for roughly ten years(1/17/29...8/27/38).It says a lot for his imagination and creations that many people still know Popeye.:-)

Segar is the greatest cartoonist of all time in my book. I saw that pic online of the Sea Hag/Goon painting awhile back and it blew my mind. Thanks for this!

I really enjoyed your video. I was introduced to E.C. Segar through “America’s Great Comic Strips” by Richard Marshall. I’d always loved Popeye, but never really thought about his creator. I really admire you for documenting this incredible artist, and preserving his legacy. My sister is good friends with Michael Tissarand pronounced “tissa- rand” (like Rand McNally)”. She gave me a copy of Krazy, and he gave me a copy of My Father When Young which documents his father Jerry Tissarand’s photography. I definitely want to read more of Segar’s work thanks to you. I had no idea of his other comics, or his home, or childhood. Thanks for creating this great resource.

Loved it!

I watched the whole thing!

Ha, I sure can relate to the time, sweat, eye-strain, library diving, full-blooded microfilm-rolling, sore-necked keyboard -hunching, phone-calling, note piling etc-ing etc-ing involved in the kind of work ya musta totally-obviously put into your work here (I do a lot of older movie research--especially the lower-budgeted ones the behind-scenes stories of which were seldom preserved) . Had fun listening to this and will look for your book. As, also, a non-red-meat eater who would gladly pay you next Tuesday for a hamburger today, I find that frying up a couple of Beyond Burgers or Impossible burgers in Olive Oyl (of course), and onions is quite satisfying to the most extreme of Wimpy's burger demands (yes, all put into sesame seed bun and topped with honey mustard and pickles)....Well, just a suggestion! (now, having mentioned all that Imma now forced to head to the kitchen where i'll be pulling out all that stuff at this ungodly hour. Wimpy commands me....so, off I go! Thanks for the video. (If I smoked Segars I'd 'ave one of those too!)

Great video! Thanks, Paul!

Thanks for your tutorials. Very clear and useful.

Great ppt icon tips! Thanks for sharing 👍

Paul, do you know when the first instance of Popeye saying, "I am what I am" occurred?

IT IS SIMPLE AND EASY GREAT WORK,GOOD.

Very cool. Especially about Segar's paintings and about how Segar mentored Sagendorf. It's been a while since I read that. Thank you for sharing.

Great video, Segar is one the greats in the early history of comics and was even overshadowed by his creation, I love to hear these insights about the person and his creative process

This was great! thank you! Keep them coming if you can! Would love to hear more stories :D

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Thank You for an interesting and informative video. Your enthusiasm for this subject matter shines. If You have other subject material that You feel as passionate about by all means share it on video. Kind of like putting out a zine in the old days.

This was great help. Thank you.

Thank you so much.🌈

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This was easy to follow!! Thanks so much!

Very clear explanations and examples across the series. Easy listening. Enjoyed your low key "you can do" style!

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it was a great tutorial. Many Many thanks

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wow the icon making and outline made it perfect great! TY

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