Off Panel #572: Moneyball with Felix Lu

SKTCHD · 2026-10-05 14:47 UTC

Art representative Felix Lu joins the Off Panel podcast to discuss the business of original comic art and the evolution of his company, Felix Comic Art. The episode explores the intricacies of the art market, artist representation, and the role of passion in collecting.

Felix Lu provides insights into how he builds relationships with artists and manages the professional side of the original art market. The discussion covers various aspects of the industry, including the impact of commissions and the shifting landscape for collectors. Listeners can find the episode on major podcast platforms or watch the unedited video version on the SKTCHD YouTube channel.

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