Stuff Said 059: “…Zuchas, of course” with Jacob Chabot, Chris Giarrusso & Brian “Smitty” Smith

SHOW NOTES:

• Brian “Smitty” Smith’s website and Twitter


• Chris Giarrusso’s website and Twitter


• Jacob Chabot’s website and Tumblr


• Peanut Butter discussed in this episode


• Here’s a blog post by Chris Schweizer about mixed-cast and all-caps comics lettering.


• DC Comics Twix Ads


• Felicia Day‘s a famous person!


• Here’s an ad for Spalding basketballs I remember seeing a lot:


• Chris’s sound effects app is called “Instant Button” for Android


• What if this went differently:


• Here’s a quick sketch I did to commemorate Jacob’s idea of Darth Vader with the Venom Symbiote:


• I mentioned this droid from RETURN OF THE JEDI, who asked, “How many languages do you speak?”:


• The jumbo-sized Zuchkas figure is real!


• Ginsberg’s nipple scene, spoiler alert, from MAD MEN (may not be suitable for…chidren or folks not interested in seeing a detached nipple):


• An article about product placement in Marvel comics


• The saying about never work a day if you do what you love comes from Confucius.


• Smitty talked about doing one job but being expected to do another, which reminded me of this Mitch Hedberg joke (at 4:12):


• Eradicator, Steel, Superboy, Cyborg Superman, from an ad for the Reign of the Supermen story:


• Read a preview of my book at PixComic.com


• Hear more of Chris on our CRUISIN’ TOGETHER podcast!


• Pick up Chris’s books and read his web comic.


• Here’s a promo piece for Smitty’s project with his co-writer, Mike Raicht, Tree Mail:


• Check out The Basics


• Order the refreshed, new editions of The Mighty Skullboy Army Vol. 1


• Jacob’s Spider-Gwen sketch cover:


• Adam Warren


• Jason Howard & Ryan Ottley


• As per the discussion of “Caveman Style”, I took this photo of the “Caveman Toilet”:


• “Stuff Said Theme” by Craig Chin (also on Soundcloud)


• Other music/audio: “She is Staggering (instrumental)” by Polaris, “Cantina Band” by Paul F. Tompkins and Scott Aukerman (from the podcast Comedy Bang Bang), “In the Days of the Caveman” by Crash Test Dummies