John Porcellino: Creator of the King-Cat minicomics - American Bandito Art Podcast S05E06
Channel: Tom Ray
Date: 2019-07-21

I mentioned in a previous episode of the show I had participated in an annual zine fest in Madison called Print & Resist. One of the people showcasing his work at the event was John Porcellino, creator of the popular minicomic zine King Kat. 

Went to his table to introduce myself and I blurted out that I had this podcast and I would love to talk with him. We exchanged information and he was nice enough to talk with me a few weeks later on facebook messenger. 

- John's Website http://www.spitandahalf.com/
- John's Author Page on Amazon - https://amzn.to/2L5fkdU

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