After a month-long sabbatical, the Gutter Boys are back, and just in time give our first annual year-end review! We discuss the last shows of the year, our favorite comics from 2019, and what's possibly in store going into 2020. And of course, to all our listeners, happy holidays and have a great new year!

Questions? Comments? Send us an email at [email protected] and we'll read them on the next episode.

Joining JB and Cam for this very special episode of Gutter Boys is comic artist and illustrator Pablo Vigo from Buenos Aires, Argentina. We talk about the comic scene in Buenos Aires, his perspective on teaching and making comics for a living, our shared love for the medium, plus a bunch of other semi-serious subject matter. You can find his work on his website (https://cargocollective.com/pablovigo) and on Instagram (@vigopablo).

And as always, give JB (@mortcrimptjr) and Cam (@camdelrosario) a follow on Instagram & Twitter. Send us questions, comments, and general feedback if you want. We reserve the right to ignore or roast you.

All music featured in this episode was created by Buster Moody (@bm00dy). Thanks Buster!

Wow another episode in less than four weeks from the last?? What is it, February?! NO, IT'S OCTOBER DUMBASS. And to help our listeners get into the spooky mood, Cam and JB list their favorite horror and horror-adjacent comics throughout the years with little to no advance preparation! We are comic professionals. We'll do it live!

In the second half of the show, JB is joined by Buster Moody to discuss his and Caleb Goellner's current Kickstarter to fund TASK FORCE RAD SQUAD: THE COLLECTED EDITION (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/calebgoellner/task-force-rad-squad-the-collected-edition) and his current ongoing book, LAZER STORM: GIANT SLAYERS, which you can also support on his Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/bustermoody)!

Follow hosts JB and Cam on Twitter & Instagram @mortcrimpjr & @camdelrosario!

The Gutter Boys, Cam & JB, are joined again by Dylan Chadwick (@drugdogs) to talk about their misbehavin' ways during SPX weekend. We discuss our time tabling with Patrick Ian Rooks, Black Sims, and Late Comeback Press (Caroline Kim and Rachna Soun), answer listener questions, and go through all the HOT COMICS that we picked up during the show. Lots of wacky times ha ha ha and Blake ran through the house with a pickle in his mouth.

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Wow, San Diego Comic Con, am I right guys? How about those movies? New TV shows?! Wow so cool. We don't really talk about any of those things and instead do a brief run down of upcoming books and projects by us and our fellow Gutter Gang creators! Also, thanks to everyone that ordered our first shirt! Tag us on social media when you finally get them! FOR CLOUT!

Send us your questions to [email protected] or DM us on Twitter (@gutterboyspod, @mortcrimpjr, & @camdelrosario) or Instagram (@mortcrimpjr & @camdelrosario). And as always, thanks for listening.

All music featured on the show is produced and owned by Buster Moody.

GUTTER BOYS WHAT THEIS UP!!!!!1 The Gutter Boys aka JB Roe and Cam del Rosario are back with special guest Patrick Ian Rooks to answer questions from you, the listener. Patrick is a comic artist, creator of Celery Stalks and co-creator of RIPPLE. Check out his work on IG & Twitter (@patrickianrooks).

In this episode, JB is joined by Aaron Conley of Sabretooth Swordsman and Bully Wars fame. They discuss comic conventions, the weirdness of comic fandom, current projects, their favorite artists, BIG INDUSTRY SECRETS, fun Ninja Turtles facts, and much more.

Give Aaron a follow on Instagram and Twitter @AaronConley77 or buy an original piece by him at Felix Comic Art (http://www.felixcomicart.com).

In this episode, JB and Cam are joined by Dylan Chadwick aka drugdogs to review AVENGERS: ENDGAME for five hours.

Not really. Instead, the Gutter Gang talks about the upcoming zine fest/convention season, with Chicago Zine Fest just around the corner on May 18th at Plumbers Union Hall, and LA Zine Fest, CAKE, and Heroes Con close behind. The crew also delves into their studio practices, self care, and their music preferences when drawing.