My first published illustration was a cartoon-interview I did with the comic book legend Harvey Pekar. The interview was done for the alt-weekly Pulse of the Twin Cities in 2004. Click here for the large version. I wrote and penciled this strip and the amazing Sean Tenhoff inked it for me. I still dream of doing more sequential art-interviews, but the editor of PTC saw this as a one time thing. I did take a segment of an interview I did with Henry Rollins, however, and turned it into a comic as part of my short lived Rad Hair Day web series.
[...] In 2004, San Fransisco professional yo-yoer, cartoonist, musician, nerdcore rapper, tailor, crafster, and clothing designer Doc Popular interviewed celebrated comic writer and grandfather of the autiobio comic, Harvey Pekar. Doc wrote and penciled a strip based on the interview, and Sean Tenhoff inked it. Check out Doc’s site for the full interview. [...]
[...] In 2004, San Fransisco professional yo-yoer, cartoonist, musician, nerdcore rapper, tailor, crafster, and clothing designer, Doc Pop interviewed celebrated comic writer and grandfather of the autiobio comic, Harvey Pekar. Doc wrote and penciled a strip based on the interview, and Sean Tenhoff inked it. Check out Doc’s site for the full interview. [...]
[...] 2004 Doctor Popular interviewed Harvey Pekar by phone turning their conversation into a wonderful comic which was published in the Minneapolis/Saint Paul alt weekly paper Pulse of the Twin Cities. Doc [...]
[...] [Comics] Harvey Pekar interview Link: Doc Popular [...]
[...] out this cartoon interview (cartoonterview?) with Harvey Pekar of American Splendor fame by Doc Popular. He also did a similar interview with [...]
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