Comic creator John Patrick Green will discuss early inspirations and how he developed the mega-popular series InvestiGators and its spinoff, Agents of S.U.I.T.
Wednesday, Dec. 3
9:30 to ~10:30 am PST
Virtual visit for students aged 7-10 and their teachers. Comic creator John Patrick Green will discuss early inspirations and how he developed the mega-popular series InvestiGators and its spinoff, Agents of S.U.I.T.
Consisting of a 35-45 minute presentation, followed by Q and A, the talk will be livestreamed to YouTube. To access it, please use the link above.
John grew up reading comic strips and comic books, and loves to draw cartoon animals. As a human whose job is to write about animals who have human jobs, he especially enjoys writing puns and anything silly. When he’s not writing and drawing, John loves to bake sourdough bread, make pizza, stare at the boxes of LEGO sets he still hasn’t gotten around to building, and play video games. John lives in Brooklyn, New York.
This program is generously sponsored by the Youth Services Committee of Public Library InterLINK. InterLINK facilitates open access to 18 member libraries for all residents, provides delivery service, and supports public libraries through resource sharing and collaborative programs. For more information about InterLINK, visit https://www.interlinklibraries.ca/
Conveniently located downtown, the Squamish Public Library has a large meeting room, quiet study spaces, an outdoor pickup window, and an art gallery.