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Subject: Re: Frank cho is a good artist

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Tom Davidson

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Date Posted: 06:17:13 01/09/02 Wed
In reply to: CM Drew 's message, "Frank cho is a good artist" on 23:13:13 01/08/02 Tue

Frank Cho sucks as an artist. I mean, does he hack his stuff out or what. I'd hate to think he's actually paying someone to do that crap.

-- Tom

P.S. Gotcha.

>I read a while back (quite a while back as you'll
>see...) that Bill Watterson and Charles Schulz were
>the only two comic strip creators that wrote and drew
>ALL of their strips (Monday through Friday,
>24/7/52/365). Does anyone know if Frank Cho was
>writing and drawing his strips all the time? To me,
>it seems like he must have been, because his artwork
>and writing style would be hard to emulate. Maybe
>he's like Garry Trudeau or Dave Sim, and roughly
>pencils out the strips and has somebody ink and letter
>them?
>
>>Hey y'all -
>>
>>I heard Frank Cho on NPR's Talk of the Nation on
>>Monday talking about the end of the Liberty Meadows
>>daily. They said he'd be back for one of Wednesday's
>>topics (I'm guessing for the 2 p.m. Central time
>>segment), which is going to be on the Changing face of
>>comics. Might be an interesting hour of talk, if you
>>can catch it. Web site should have more info at
>>http://www.npr.org/programs/totn/
>>
>>Talk to you later,
>>- dale.

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