This episodes guest is a man who has traversed several industries and made an indelible mark on each one.
Chuck Patton is a renowned comic book artist with a prolific career spanning several decades. His dynamic and expressive artwork has graced numerous titles across various genres, showcasing his versatility and skill. Patton is best known for his work on iconic superhero titles such as "Justice League of America" and "The Flash," where his distinctive style brought these characters to life with vivid detail and energy. In addition to his contributions to the comic book medium, Patton has also made a significant impact in the world of animation, lending his talents to projects such as "Spawn: The Animated Series" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." With a career defined by creativity and a commitment to excellence, Chuck Patton continues to be celebrated as a true visionary in the comic book and animation industries.
André and Chuck discuss working on the Spawn HBO series, leaving the comics world behind and how sometimes you just need to throw your hands in the air and say "That's Hollywood"
This episodes guest is a man who has traversed several industries and made an indelible mark on each one.
Chuck Patton is a renowned comic book artist with a prolific career spanning several decades. His dynamic and expressive artwork has graced numerous titles across various genres, showcasing his versatility and skill. Patton is best known for his work on iconic superhero titles such as "Justice League of America" and "The Flash," where his distinctive style brought these characters to life with vivid detail and energy. In addition to his contributions to the comic book medium, Patton has also made a significant impact in the world of animation, lending his talents to projects such as "Spawn: The Animated Series" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." With a career defined by creativity and a commitment to excellence, Chuck Patton continues to be celebrated as a true visionary in the comic book and animation industries.
André and Chuck discuss working on the Spawn HBO series, leaving the comics world behind and how sometimes you just need to throw your hands in the air and say "That's Hollywood"