ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Final Incal artist, Ladrönn, joined me and guest co-host, Joe Keatinge for a chat about his work in comics. Ladrönn’s run on the marvel series, Cable along with writer Joe Casey, is a cult favorite among me and many friends. It brings in a unique Kirby styling, working against the flavor of the week of most mainstream comics works. You can also find his work in the first 3 issues of the very BD influenced Inhumans mini series from 2000.
On top of finishing the Jodorowsky’s Incal series, Ladrönn is currently working on conceptual work with Jodorowsky for the Son of El Topo.
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