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Hosted by Dave London & Pete Chianca · EN-US · 35 episodes
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A podcast where "Pet Peeves" cartoonists Dave London and Pete Chianca interview cartooning professionals and talk comic strips, comic books and illustration. (And maybe crack a few gags along the way.)
Dave London & Pete Chianca hosts Strip Search: The Comic Strip Podcast, a arts show with 35 episodes published.
This month, we sit down with Charles Brubaker, a talented writer, cartoonist, and animator based in Tennessee, and currently the writer and artist behind a new strip, " Lauren Ipsum ." He's also doing his part to preserv
If you're a fan of comic strips, you may know this month's guest Norm Feuti from his two syndicated strips, "Retail," which ran from 2006-2020, and "Gil," which he drew from 2012-2022. He also does the early reader serie
Just when you thought Tim Jones — the creator, artist and writer of the self-syndicated comic strip " Sour Grapes " — couldn't possibly have any more surprises up his sleeve, he joins Pete and Dave on Strip Search to tal
Artists of the future, have we got the event for you. In this episode of Strip Search, we talk to Meena Jain, director of the Ashland Public Library in Massachusetts, and c artoonist and author Deanna Soukiasian about th
Strip Search is back for 2026, with a most special of special guests: Deon Parson , also known by his pen name "Supr Dee." " Rosebuds ," his comic strip about a family of three very different sisters that he produces out
Douglas Laubacher is a cartoonist and art educator from Northeast Ohio. You can find his comic strip, " Unbound ," in the Tuscarawas County Bargain Hunter and the Wooster Weekly News. A member of the National Cartoonist
Arnon Z. Shorr has done his part to expand the palette of Jewish stories being told, in both film and later in comics and graphic novels . He's penned tales of mythical creatures (a High Holidays unicorn tale will be out
Boston Kids Comics Fest , which had grown exponentially since it launched in 2018, is taking a pause this year. But the good news is that there's a viable alternative, particularly for those west of Boston: the very firs
Luse — a longtime local cartoonist himself — sat down with Pete and Dave to talk about what people can expect this year's Boston Comics in Color festival , and why it's more relevant, and necessary, than ever. Also in th
Brian Anderson isn't just a Worcester, Massachusetts native, although he gets extra props for that. He's also the creator of the very funny comic strip " Dog Eat Doug ," the author of several children's picture books and
A self-described failed cartoonist, Jeff Kinney spent eight years developing his first " Diary of a Wimpy Kid " novel after syndicates passed on his daily comic strip. Within a few years after that, he found himself with
Kim Tomsic, the author of middle-grade novels like "The 11:11 Wish" and "The 12th Candle," and nonfiction books like "The Elephants Come Home," has teamed up with "Off The Mark" cartoonist and author Mark Parisi for the
Since getting her start with her hilarious single-panel comic " Half Full ," which is syndicated nationally by Andrews-McMeel, Maria Scrivan has thrown herself into her graphic novel work, and the result seems to have be
If a panel cartoon is good enough, it can wind up adorning kitchen refrigerators, office bulletin boards, and social media feeds for years on end. So how do panel cartoonists do it, with artwork that can sometimes amount
Bob Eckstein may, by his own admission, not have especially enjoyed being dragged to museums by his parents as a child. But something changed along the way, which is readily apparent If you take a look at Bob's new book,
Trigger warning: If you would rather not remember what middle school was like, you may not want to read "Timid," the new middle-grade graphic novel by local cartoonist and illustrator Jonathan Todd, coming April 2 from S
"Wallace the Brave" cartoonist Will Henry is far from the first person to find himself on the short end of the cost-cutting stick when it comes to corporate newspaper ownership. But he's one of the few whose brush with t
It's ironic: We'd never want the Deweys as our next door neighbors, but as for Pat Sandy — creator of the Deweys in the comic strip "Next Door Neighbors" — we could talk to him all day! Join in as Dave and Pete discuss p
"Cartoonist" sounds like one of those jobs that would be cool to have, but how does one go about getting there? Well, turns out there is no one way, says Heide Solbrig , a cartoonist and media scholar who teaches art, co
With comics and graphic novels being among the most challenged books during the recent upswing in complaints about what's on the shelves at school and public libraries, some might forget the role the medium has played in
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