Roy Crane and the first ever adventure comic strip--The Final Chapter

Here's the last of the videos about Roy Crane I've been making at work.

Roy Crane and the first ever adventure comic strip--part 4

Here's part 4 of the video series I'm producing for work:

Roy Crane and the first ever adventure comic strip--part 3

Sorry I keep inundating you all with my limited narration skill, but as I said in a previous post: if I gotta make these things, SOMEONE is going to have to suffer through them.

Roy Crane and the first ever adventure comic strip--part 2

Here's the second part of the video series on Roy Crane that I'm producing at work:

Roy Crane and the first ever adventure comic strip.

There's no escaping videos from me this week.

Here's one I made at work. My idea was that staff members at the library could make videos about art-related subjects about which they are knowledgeable, then post them at the library's website so that they are available for students doing research.

Since it was my idea, I got to do the first one. I picked Roy Crane because I've always been insufferably proud of the fact that I'm quoted at length in his Wikipedia entry.

Here's the video:

More Shameless Self-Promotion: My Wikipedia moment.

I've been cited in the footnotes of Wikipedia on several different entries, but THIS ENTRY on comic strip innovator Roy Crane quotes me extensively and identifies me as a "pop culture historian."


Pop Culture Historian. Almost makes me sound important, doesn't it?