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Gardeners Who Know Fear Burn at the Man-Thing’s Touch

Posted by Don MacPherson on August 13th, 2011

Ever wonder what happens when a comic-book enthusiast expands his interests to landscape artistry? Here’s your answer:

The above is the work of Mike Campbell, co-host of Where Monsters Dwell, a weekly radio show dedicated to comics and other pop culture. Campbell and his cohorts interview comics professionals every week on the show as well. The official Where Monsters Dwell website can be found here. The show is broadcast and archived online.

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One Response to “Gardeners Who Know Fear Burn at the Man-Thing’s Touch”

1. Comics A.M. | Robert Crumb explains withdrawal from festival | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment Says:
   August 15th, 2011 at 10:16 am

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