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Response: Kyle PiccoloKyle Piccolo asks the question, what if the Comic Book Guy from the Simpsons was a therapeutic sage through the medium of super heroic sequential art. -
Response: Kyle Piccolo: Comic Shop TherapistIn the eponymous Web TV series, Kyle Piccolo of New York City's Midtown Comics doles out pearls of life wisdom to his often socially inept customers and his sidekick Doucheus. Created by Alec Pollak, Neil Turitz, Eric Zuckerman and John Cassaday, Kyle Piccolo: Comic Shop Therapist offers a scarily realistic insight into the world of the comic shop. So far there have been only two episodes but I've picked up these two very important pearls of wisdom: Gods sell better at an angle and even though R -
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Response: New Video Series Set in Comic StoreFilmed at Midtown Comics in NYC, Kyle Piccolo, Comic Book Therapist makes fun of both comic retailers and customers. Fan has problem, Piccolo shows answer in comic, customer buys more. -
Response: Kyle Piccolo, Comic TherapyIf Frasier Crane returned to television, this time as the therapist/owner of a Comics shop, I’d certainly watch it. -
Response: Kyle Piccolo: Comic Shop TherapistIn the eponymous Web TV series, Kyle Piccolo of New York City's Midtown Comics doles out pearls of life wisdom to his often socially inept customers and his sidekick Doucheus. Created by Alec Pollak, Neil Turitz, Eric Zuckerman and John Cassaday, Kyle Piccolo: Comic Shop Therapist offers a scarily realistic insight into the world of the comic shop. So far there have been only two episodes but I've picked up these two very important pearls of wisdom: Gods sell better at an angle and even though R



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