Sequential Art as an Animated Series?

B-mage · 08-16-2008

Brian Posehn's voice is too deep for pip.

I'd say Doc Hammer would be better (voice of Billy boy genius and Henchman #21 from venture Bros.)

or if you want him to sound more pathetic then Dana Snyder (voice of Master shake, Gazpacho, The Alchemist, and Todd)

But both of these guys are established nerd voices and I don't like to see actors playing the same role on numerous shows, if anything I think pip should be voiced by someone more unknown but still with that high pitched squeeky voice (preferably with a british accent).

Still this idea is probably never going to happen.

08-16-2008	#5
B-mage Lurker... Zerg Lurker! Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 200	Re: Sequential Art as an Animated Series? Brian Posehn's voice is too deep for pip. I'd say Doc Hammer would be better (voice of Billy boy genius and Henchman #21 from venture Bros.) or if you want him to sound more pathetic then Dana Snyder (voice of Master shake, Gazpacho, The Alchemist, and Todd) But both of these guys are established nerd voices and I don't like to see actors playing the same role on numerous shows, if anything I think pip should be voiced by someone more unknown but still with that high pitched squeeky voice (preferably with a british accent). Still this idea is probably never going to happen.