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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2018 · 1H 38M

Episode 68 Or...FRANK QUITELY Motors Through The City

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This week the guys (-Randy) start the second part of the summer interview sessions as they sit down (virtually at least) with the comic art super star, Frank Quitely, who is probably the nicest, more gracious guy in comics, just saying. In this episode they discuss his trip to Michigan for this year’s Motor City Comic Con and the misadventures he had as a tourist. Then, they do deep dives on all the comic stuff everyone wants to know. This is one of his best interviews ever, in our bias opinion. In the course of the discussion they talk about: Jupiter's Legacy: If he’s coming back for the last volume, his thoughts on the Netflix’s deal and discuss the delays. New X-men: Tackling a comics giant in such conseverial way, concerns about winning over the diehard fans, those dayglo costumes and that radical Beast redesign. All-Star Superman: The genesis of the simalimal run with long time collaborator, Grant Morrison,how and why he approached the artwork in a technique Evan, the 3rd host coins “complex simplicity”, how the sersis is themicallic tied to his work on Jupiter’s Legacy. All that and much more on this exciting episode!

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