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The cartoonist behind the new graphic memoir SMILE, Raina Telgemeier, joins us in The Panther’s Lair to talk about teeth, Junior High, Hobos, and more! Comments Welcome!
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In our big 30th episode, we preview our upcoming trip to the Angouleme festival in France, then The Desert Panther creeps into the lair to debate complicated math problems, nicknames, and more. Comments Welcome!
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The Desert Panther, Tony Consiglio, slinks back into the Panther’s Lair for a serious discussion about the environment, and the benefits of attending Art School. Comments Welcome!
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Just under the wire, we’ve got one more episode for 2009. Listen in as we discuss the Decade That Was The ‘Aughts. Plus, hear what’s in store for the prowling Ink Panthers in 2010. Comments Welcome!
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Mike’s friend Rob from High School (as seen in Freddie & Me) creeps into the Panther’s Lair to rebut recent accusations and recriminations. Comments Welcome!
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The picture says it all. This one’s all about male-bonding and tattoos. Comments Welcome!
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I’ve begun putting up pages from my new comic, Troop 142. Right now I’ve got the prologue chapter, SUNDAY, posted, and have started putting up pages from the first chapter, cleverly titled MONDAY. I’ve got more of this book done, but a lot of it’s in various states of completion. My plan is to post the material as it gets finished.
I believe I talked on an episode of the podcast about how this particular story has been a bit of a stop-and-start struggle for me. My thinking is that putting the material out there will help me get over some of my mental blocks. I really want to avoid getting into the habit of continually restarting, which is something that’s happened a few times already.
Plus, I’d like everyone to have a chance to check out all my pretty pictures! 
I should also add, the content is sort-of, kind-of, “Mature audiences”. It’s not too bad, yet, but is definitely a little coarser than Freddie & Me.
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Noted comics retailer, cartoonist, and con-organizer, Gareb Shamus Dustin Harbin crouches with us in the Panther’s Lair to chat about DUNE, Kung Fu, and more. Comments Welcome!
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A potpourri of topics this week, as Mike and Alex work their way through their podcast ideas slush-pile. Comments Welcome!
Show Note: it came to my attention after we recorded that Britney Spears did not in fact sing in the song Lady Marmalade. My apologies for spreading misinformation.
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Hey, if you didn’t pick up my book, ACE-FACE yet, when I mentioned it was on sale at the publisher’s website for $4.95 last month, then you should totally for real order a copy of it now, because it’s been discounted further, along with a ton of other great AdHouse books. Now you can get it for a mere $3.95.
Come on, seriously now, this is good value. The book is 100 pages long! It features three stories starring the titular character, plus two Jack & Max shorts, and more. Longtime fans of the Ink Panthers Show! will enjoy the slice of life comics, where someone who looks and sounds a lot like me has to deal with noisy neighbors on his front steps…
Alex Robinson's books include Box Office Poison, Tricked and his latest book Too Cool to Be Forgotten, all of which are available from Top Shelf Productions. He has won and lost several industry awards. He currently lives in New York City with his wife, a cat and a dog.
Mike Dawson is the cartoonist behind the epic graphic-memoir Freddie & Me: A Coming-of-Age (Bohemian) Rhapsody, and the action-packed book of short stories Ace-Face: The Mod With the Metal Arms, from AdHouse Books. He lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn with his wife and daughter.
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