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Join Russell Nohelty (The Complete Creative) and Fabrice Sapolsky (Humanoids senior editor) as they chat How to Build a Personal Brand and talk about the right approach and mindset when building a brand.
By the end of this episode you will learn a unique perspective on the subject of building a brand, the right approach and mindset to be successful, and a lot of great stuff as they share both their experiences in brand building. Enjoy!
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Born in Paris (France), in 1970, Fabrice Sapolsky broke into the comic book world as creator of the French magazine about American comics Comic Box in 1998. But in December 2006, he wakes up one morning with the idea of alternate reality Spider-Man set in the 1930s. After sharing his idea with David Hine, they both decide to pitch it to Marvel comics as Spider-Man Noir. The first mini-series, will be published between Dec.2008 and March 2009. A second series, Spider-Man Noir: Eyes without a Face follows a year later (Dec.2009-March 2010). Both series have been blessed with critical and commercial success.
On top of his numerous activities, Fabrice created and curated his own comic book convention! After meeting with President of the Kol Israel Synagogue, Fred Polaniecki, Fabrice decides to create a convention like no other: the Jewish Comic Con. This convention, not a Jew-Centric con, is as much a celebration of the founders of the comic book industry (where 90% of the creators happened to be jewish) as a place to bridge communities of Brooklyn around a fantastic medium (comics, of course). The first edition took place on November 13th, 2016. A second one happened on April 29th, 2018.Fabrice Sapolsky edits, designs, draws and, of course, writes. He has many projects in development and likes the quote : “To Be Continued”.
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I sincerely hope you enjoy the interview.
You can find David on...
https://fairsquarecomics.com/ +1 (323) 405-9401https://twitter.com/fabricesapolskyhttps://www.instagram.com/fabricesapolsky/---
Connect with Russell Noheltyhttp://thecompletecreative.com/https://www.facebook.com/russellnoheltyhttp://facebook.com/thecompletecreative/https://www.instagram.com/russellnohelty/
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Join Russell Nohelty (The Complete Creative) and Fabrice Sapolsky (Humanoids senior editor) as they chat How to Build a Personal Brand and talk about the right approach and mindset when building a brand.
By the end of this episode you will learn a unique perspective on the subject of building a brand, the right approach and mindset to be successful, and a lot of great stuff as they share both their experiences in brand building. Enjoy!
~
Born in Paris (France), in 1970, Fabrice Sapolsky broke into the comic book world as creator of the French magazine about American comics Comic Box in 1998. But in December 2006, he wakes up one morning with the idea of alternate reality Spider-Man set in the 1930s. After sharing his idea with David Hine, they both decide to pitch it to Marvel comics as Spider-Man Noir. The first mini-series, will be published between Dec.2008 and March 2009. A second series, Spider-Man Noir: Eyes without a Face follows a year later (Dec.2009-March 2010). Both series have been blessed with critical and commercial success.
On top of his numerous activities, Fabrice created and curated his own comic book convention! After meeting with President of the Kol Israel Synagogue, Fred Polaniecki, Fabrice decides to create a convention like no other: the Jewish Comic Con. This convention, not a Jew-Centric con, is as much a celebration of the founders of the comic book industry (where 90% of the creators happened to be jewish) as a place to bridge communities of Brooklyn around a fantastic medium (comics, of course). The first edition took place on November 13th, 2016. A second one happened on April 29th, 2018.Fabrice Sapolsky edits, designs, draws and, of course, writes. He has many projects in development and likes the quote : “To Be Continued”.
~
I sincerely hope you enjoy the interview.
You can find David on...
https://fairsquarecomics.com/ +1 (323) 405-9401https://twitter.com/fabricesapolskyhttps://www.instagram.com/fabricesapolsky/---
Connect with Russell Noheltyhttp://thecompletecreative.com/https://www.facebook.com/russellnoheltyhttp://facebook.com/thecompletecreative/https://www.instagram.com/russellnohelty/