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Cartoonist GB Tran sent me this pic of him and Jamie Tanner on a quest to recover Jamie’s Season 1 LOST box-set that I have never returned to him, as mentioned in episode 42.
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Over the past few months, some listeners to The Ink Panthers show have started creating artwork inspired by the podcast. I feel very lucky to have listeners like this, who enjoy the show enough to spend some of their time creating pictures for us. Frankly, I’m humbled. Here’s some of the recent pics:
The Ink Panthers Show! by Tyler Price Whited.
“Gags and Tiger Bear”, by JK Woodward. James is a super-talented artist, who has actually created a number of sketches based on things we’ve talked about on the show. Check out his blog to see more. This pic was inspired by the recent episode with Liz Baillie.
Ben Granoff wrote this entire comic strip based off on a conversation between Alex and Tony Consiglio about some of their experiences as students at The School of Visual Arts.
And, finally, my good friend Gary put together this poster of Alex and I, in poses far more action-oriented than actually ever happens in our sedentary lifestyles.
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Here’s the webcomic Dylan Horrocks referred to on the last episode – where someone recreates the Lord of the Rings movies, as if they were being played in an RPG. It’s quite funny.
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Discussed in episode 21.
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Some more information on the Mirage Comics/Nickelodeon TMNT deal, discussed in episode 21. As I mention in the show, I didn’t even really realize that Mirage was even publishing Turtles comics this whole time, but The Loudest Panther might be happy to hear that they’ll keep publishing for the time being. I also got the sense that they might keep going past May as well.
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Alex Robinson lives in New York City with his wife, a cat, and a dog. His 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. 
Mike Dawson lives in Brooklyn with his wife and daughter. His books include the epic graphic-memoir Freddie & Me, the action-packed book of short stories Ace-Face: The Mod With the Metal Arms, and the forthcoming Troop 142. 
