Strip Search, Episode 21 - Best of Strip Search

Pat Sandy, Mark Parisi, Keith Knight, Braden Lamb & Shelli Paroline, Jonathan Todd (with Liza Halley), Stage Stossell and WIll Henry are all part of our Strip Search "clip show."

Everyone needs a break now and then, even your seemingly indefatigable hosts of "Strip Search," the comic strip podcast. So as we enjoy our summer vacations, we thought you'd like to revisit highlights of some of our best interviews from past episodes of "Strip Search," including:

Mark Parisi, "Off The Mark," "Marty Pants"
Sage Stossel, The Atlantic, the Boston Globe and author of the "On The Loose" series
Shelli Paroline & Braden Lamb, "Adventure Time" and too many other comics and books to count
Keith Knight, "The Knight Life," "The K Chronicles"
Pat Sandy, "Next Door Neighbors"
Jonathan Todd, "Timid," a forthcoming graphic novel from Scholastic
Will Henry, "Wallace the Brave"

Listen in!

We'll be back with an all-new episode in August, and in the meantime, don't forget to catch up with the latest issue of Comic Strip Cartoonist magazine. (And buy the Pet Peeves book, natch!)

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