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Brad Gregg |
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The compulsion to fill white sheets of paper with black lines, family, friends, sunsets, coffee, cigarettes and Saturday morning cartoons are what give this biped’s existence meaning. Brad Gregg is an artist and illustrator for the Oklahoma Gazette and has previously worked as graphics editor for Doublethink magazine and artistic director for Moxie magazine. He is knee deep in the animated adaptation of “the dominant hand,” with illustrated teasers to begin popping up in comic book stores in 2010. |
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“the dominant hand” “The Unauthorized Story of Jim Jacobs and the Cult that Saved the World.” An end-of-the-world cult forms around a charismatic, troubled rock musician who leads his followers deep into the woods east of Norman, Oklahoma. A mysterious series of events leaves 250 people dead and 4,238 people missing with no official explanation emerging from months of investigation. The novel was originally released in 2008 and was predicted to be a “cult hit” by The Tulsa World and Artbeat. Illustrator Brad Gregg is currently adapting the novel into comic book form.
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