In this incredibly bi-polar January Indie Show, hosts David and Scott speak with two completely opposite artists.  Gene Yang was a finalist for the 2006 National Book Award for the Young People’s Literature category with his graphic novel, American Born Chinese published by First Second.  Gene has also explored comics used as an educational tool and has created The Rosary Comic Book out by Pauline Books & Meida that is an adaptation of the Rosary Prayer.  On the flip-side, Molly Crabapple is a burlesque dancer, model and illustrator of Mr. Sketchy Official Rainy Day Coloring Book whose goal is to breathe life into the live model sketch session.  Tune in for one doosey of an Indie Show hour.

Up first on this special returning episode of the ‘Indie Show,’ it’s the creators of Xeric-Grant winning Action Philosophers, writer Fred Van Lente and artist Ryan Dunlavey who chat about this important comic series, how they met and exactly what is a ‘comic-supremacist.’  Then it’s the Isotope Award winning comic creator, Rob Osborne who discusses his books 1000 Steps to World Domination and Sunset City: For Active Senior Living.

It’s the biggest Indie Show we’ve ever broadcast! Join Scott and David for a talk with some of the most established creators to come from the independent scene. Harvey Pekar (American Splendor, Our Cancer Year, The Quitter) for the first half-hour, Matt Madden (99 Ways to Tell A Story, In Style, A Fine Mess, The New Yorker) & Jessica Able (Art Babe, La Perdida) join us the second half. ***This episode has been edited but will be available in its’ entirity soon.

Join Scott and David for a talk with some of the brightest diamonds in the rough- that is, independent comics. Ovi Nedelcu (Image’s Pigtales), Paul Maybury (Elk’s Run, Hardcandy) & Barry Rodges (Big Beard Comics) join us to talk about their craft. ***This episode has been edited but will be available in its’ entirity soon.

Hosts Scott and David guide you through another monthly adventure into the world of Independent Comics with the popular ‘Indie Show.’ This time they are joined by Steven Emond of Slave Labor Graphics’s Emo Boy and Doug TenNapel of Earthboy Jacobus and TommySaurus Rex. For those looking for a bit less ‘fanboy’ in your Fanboy Radio, these are the shows for you. ***This episode has been edited but will be available in its’ entirity soon.