Raul Rodarte doesn't like to be called "Magic Man," anymore. He told me to not credit him as that on the strip. So I won't. But Magic Man was his stage name when I met him. We like to call him Abracrodarte now to tease him. He hates being called Abracrodarte. Call him it. He'll hulk out. If you tell him that you want him to come over and play Rock Band, he'll speed all the way to your house. He is a stand-up commedian, a magician and a poet. We went as part of the 2009 Slamarillo Team to the National Poetry Slam in West Palm Beach, FL this summer. Here he and I are performing a poem together:
I've been working with Zach since we were both in diapers. We weren't babies, we just both didn't want to get up. Yes, this is the way Zach and I think when we're together. It's dangerous. Zach is the creator of An Ordinary Day, which was supposed to start it's own weekly webcomic that we've totally forgotten about. We really need to get on that, Zach. Why are we slacking? Let's get on this before we forget again. It's not like we have to get up to the bathroom.
