
When I first saw the Webcomic series ZIP & LI'L BIT "The Upside Down Me," I was really impressed. "Who is this Trade Loeffler guy who drew all this amazing stuff???" I thought to myself. I fired off a fan e-mail to Trade. And Trade answered back!
Within a couple of emails, we found out we both lived in Brooklyn, and we were just a couple blocks away from each other! So, we started hanging out, having some beers, stopping by Rocketship to say hey to Alex. I miss seeing Trade around the neighborhood since moving away (and Rocketship, and all those pubs), but I can always check out Trade's great work online.

Storytelling 101a
Storytelling 101b
Storytelling 101c
Storytelling 101d
Thanks for this, Trade! Fascinating reading! And here's hoping it's a matter of time before a major publishing house picks up Zip & Li'l Bit! Sign me up for a limited edition hardcover!
Related: From Pappy's Golden Age Blogzine comes the same sequence of events from the TARZAN origin, three times over; each time, as drawn by a different master comic book artist.
2 comments:
Thanks for linking to this; I'd looked in at his work before but had lost track. It's just lovely stuff, and I like the commentary, how he figures things out as he goes along, sometimes understanding what he's done in retrospect.
Oh man, I could read stuff like that all day. And I love his color! Thanks for the linky Lynchy!
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