WEBVTT 00:09.757 --> 00:27.926 [SPEAKER_03]: What is up everybody, welcome to Comic Book Club, I'm Alex, I'm Pete, and just in our third we'll be joining us a little later in the show, but wherever you're watching the show, be it on Facebook, LinkedIn, the best place of watching things. 00:27.966 --> 00:29.707 [SPEAKER_03]: That's where I watch all my videos, honestly. 00:30.568 --> 00:33.769 [SPEAKER_03]: YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, kick wherever you're watching it. 00:33.789 --> 00:35.270 [SPEAKER_03]: Welcome, kick! 00:36.175 --> 00:46.921 [SPEAKER_03]: Or maybe you're listening later wherever you get your podcast spotify and droid apple podcast pocket cast I don't know It's a thing it's a thing people. 00:47.222 --> 00:48.803 [SPEAKER_03]: I actually may not be a thing anywhere. 00:48.863 --> 01:01.270 [SPEAKER_03]: I honestly can't keep track But wherever you're listening if you like this podcast one add free versions of this podcast and all the podcast We do patreon.com slash comic book club now later in the show We're gonna play a little tribute a little tip of the hat 01:01.790 --> 01:03.611 [SPEAKER_03]: To our Patreon supporters. 01:04.132 --> 01:04.552 [SPEAKER_03]: That's right. 01:04.592 --> 01:08.034 [SPEAKER_03]: What we doing that towards the end of the show. 01:08.134 --> 01:12.537 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll do show to you, but we got a lot of guests tonight. 01:12.677 --> 01:14.338 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, and I don't want to make the wait. 01:14.678 --> 01:18.700 [SPEAKER_03]: They are too awesome guys who we've tried to be before. 01:18.720 --> 01:23.043 [SPEAKER_03]: And one awesome guy that I don't believe we've chatted with before unless I am misremembering, but 01:23.923 --> 01:34.208 [SPEAKER_03]: They are behind IDW's the horror of Godzilla, just coming out July 29th final order cutoff is on June 15th, so it's coming up hot. 01:34.228 --> 01:35.188 [SPEAKER_03]: Let's see after the chat. 01:35.328 --> 01:44.913 [SPEAKER_03]: If you want to order it from your comic book shop, but let's welcome in our guests, ladies and gentlemen, Tristan Jones, Griffin Sheridan and Ethan S. Marker, welcome to the show. 01:44.973 --> 01:46.013 [SPEAKER_03]: Hey, welcome. 01:46.033 --> 01:47.734 [SPEAKER_03]: Hi guys, it's great to see you. 01:48.354 --> 01:50.495 [SPEAKER_03]: Great to see you as well. 01:50.655 --> 01:53.957 [SPEAKER_03]: Welcome back and Tristan excited to see you as well. 01:53.997 --> 01:55.118 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm sorry. 01:55.218 --> 01:56.458 [SPEAKER_03]: Big fans of your artwork. 01:56.498 --> 02:02.261 [SPEAKER_03]: You've recently finished up a Venturizing Dark Descent, which is a huge fan of that book. 02:02.301 --> 02:04.402 [SPEAKER_03]: Was way too scary for Pete. 02:04.783 --> 02:05.243 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 02:06.463 --> 02:07.944 [SPEAKER_04]: Thanks for the night, Maris. 02:08.845 --> 02:10.565 [SPEAKER_00]: You should have seen the pages we didn't. 02:10.846 --> 02:12.987 [SPEAKER_00]: There were a few pages that we couldn't put in. 02:13.087 --> 02:13.607 [SPEAKER_00]: Sorry. 02:14.067 --> 02:14.507 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 02:14.547 --> 02:15.248 [SPEAKER_00]: There was something else. 02:16.108 --> 02:17.850 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, I have to ask you about that. 02:17.950 --> 02:22.134 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know how much you can't talk about it, but that book does get very messed up. 02:22.154 --> 02:25.537 [SPEAKER_03]: There's like flesh balls rolling around a hallways in space and things. 02:25.557 --> 02:30.381 [SPEAKER_03]: So like what is too much for her bedroom to rise in? 02:30.561 --> 02:40.650 [SPEAKER_00]: There was a scene that was kind of the film that was basically like an extended version of the transmission that you see in the final kind of it. 02:41.271 --> 02:41.471 [SPEAKER_00]: And I 02:43.157 --> 02:48.979 [SPEAKER_00]: took what I'd sort of seen from a like a bunch of different descriptions of it. 02:49.719 --> 02:53.100 [SPEAKER_00]: And just basically represented those. 02:53.501 --> 02:58.562 [SPEAKER_00]: And yeah, it was a pretty hard noir. 02:58.662 --> 03:02.944 [SPEAKER_00]: If they planned to probably bag it earlier on, we probably could have gotten away with it. 03:03.004 --> 03:03.124 [SPEAKER_00]: But 03:04.271 --> 03:05.992 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, a couple of things in there. 03:06.092 --> 03:15.117 [SPEAKER_00]: It's one thing when it's kind of flashing at you on a film, but when you can kind of open it up and just stare at it, you know, for however long. 03:15.217 --> 03:17.038 [SPEAKER_00]: It's a whole other kettle of fish. 03:18.079 --> 03:18.459 [SPEAKER_00]: Big none. 03:19.695 --> 03:43.064 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, you're moving from one horror movie property to kind of another horror movie property with a horror of Godzilla now to set this up a little bit and then Ethan Griffin I'll turn it over to you to talk about whatever details I've best but this is part of the car chi-say era of comic books there's been a little bit of a mystery that's run through the ones that we've seen before about what happened what actually kicked this thing off. 03:43.404 --> 03:49.387 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's essentially what you're showing here going all the way back to 1954 if I had my year correct. 03:49.967 --> 03:57.490 [SPEAKER_03]: And the dawn of this new age of Godzilla and this new continuity, per the name, it is very much a horror book. 03:57.530 --> 03:59.912 [SPEAKER_03]: We had a chance to read it in the first issue. 04:00.032 --> 04:00.532 [SPEAKER_03]: It's awesome. 04:00.572 --> 04:02.553 [SPEAKER_03]: I won't spoil any things. 04:02.833 --> 04:06.835 [SPEAKER_03]: But the thing that I was most struck by, like it's 04:07.755 --> 04:17.599 [SPEAKER_03]: It's totally closest, I would say, to like a Godzilla minus one, just in terms of ground level realistic, but also horrifying at the same time. 04:18.279 --> 04:21.101 [SPEAKER_03]: So now I've done Bottleogging, I'll turn it over to you guys. 04:21.181 --> 04:21.841 [SPEAKER_03]: What did I miss there? 04:21.861 --> 04:23.361 [SPEAKER_03]: What was the initial pitch? 04:23.421 --> 04:24.582 [SPEAKER_03]: What's going on in the book? 04:24.823 --> 04:25.243 [SPEAKER_05]: No, it's true. 04:25.263 --> 04:29.604 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, this is probably our least fun book we've written. 04:29.744 --> 04:35.166 [SPEAKER_05]: It's not fun, but it is certainly cool and captivating and horrifying. 04:35.186 --> 04:41.387 [SPEAKER_05]: It is not the similar to minus one in terms of its sort of treatment of Godzilla. 04:42.308 --> 04:50.270 [SPEAKER_05]: And that you're seeing the initial Godzilla attack, the first, you know, essentially the origins of Godzilla. 04:50.910 --> 05:02.511 [SPEAKER_05]: honor from a human level from ground level looking up at this this horrifying walking mountain and we're and yeah like the kaisai era has had so much sort of like 05:03.597 --> 05:19.172 [SPEAKER_05]: established about it in terms of G force and the world's reaction to Godzilla and how the government's handle Godzilla and we're going to unwrap a lot of how that has come about and who maybe responsible for unleashing the king of the monsters on humanity. 05:20.353 --> 05:21.954 [SPEAKER_05]: And yeah, it's 05:22.695 --> 05:24.256 [SPEAKER_05]: It's, I mean, it is crazy. 05:24.276 --> 05:26.097 [SPEAKER_05]: It has been an absolute pleasure. 05:26.117 --> 05:26.837 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, look at that. 05:26.897 --> 05:27.137 [SPEAKER_05]: All right. 05:27.157 --> 05:28.238 [SPEAKER_05]: Look at what's going on. 05:28.258 --> 05:29.238 [SPEAKER_05]: This is epic. 05:29.258 --> 05:30.159 [SPEAKER_05]: This is just epic. 05:30.179 --> 05:31.459 [SPEAKER_05]: That's the godzilla. 05:31.659 --> 05:31.879 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 05:32.099 --> 05:32.440 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 05:32.480 --> 05:34.901 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, you can say it's not fun, but it is fun. 05:34.961 --> 05:39.243 [SPEAKER_06]: And I think if you're a big godzilla fan, I think it's found if you are a bit sadistic. 05:40.283 --> 05:59.008 [SPEAKER_06]: And if you enjoy seeing humanity get its come up and switch their own sort of catharsis and of course it is certainly fun if you like seeing extremely cool and horrifying images of the king of the monsters of which there are many in this book. 06:10.050 --> 06:30.598 [SPEAKER_06]: The book is called The Horror of Godzilla, and from day one, the mission statement from us and editor Jake Williams, and Tristan has been this needs to be You know, not just a great Godzilla comic, not just a great horror comic, but also just an exemplary horrific tale of Godzilla no matter 06:31.338 --> 06:31.779 [SPEAKER_06]: medium. 06:32.600 --> 06:48.396 [SPEAKER_06]: We are trying to just channel all of the most terrifying ideas I think we've ever thought about Godzilla or all the things that we all find to be the most terrifying elements of Godzilla and putting it. 06:49.157 --> 06:49.618 [SPEAKER_06]: in the book. 06:49.678 --> 06:57.006 [SPEAKER_06]: And of course, trying to hone that to the convict medium, the best we can, Tristan, of course, is crushing it in that regard. 06:57.866 --> 07:04.994 [SPEAKER_06]: So it is just full of every single possible idea we have as to what makes Godzilla so horrifying. 07:05.094 --> 07:20.741 [SPEAKER_05]: It's exciting because like the Kaisa universe, like we've gotten to build a whole world around Godzilla and the Kaisu, like we've built it into this whole this whole universe that houses a lot of monsters and and iconic characters, but it all. 07:21.121 --> 07:24.023 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, by necessity sort of started in progress. 07:24.063 --> 07:27.165 [SPEAKER_05]: You start those books and it's like this has been going on for some time. 07:27.225 --> 07:30.267 [SPEAKER_05]: This world has become what it is because there have been kaiju. 07:30.787 --> 07:35.830 [SPEAKER_05]: But now, yeah, this is so accessible to anyone because this is chapter zero. 07:35.910 --> 07:38.632 [SPEAKER_05]: Now we're going back and we're going, this is how we got here. 07:38.732 --> 07:40.593 [SPEAKER_05]: This is this is what kicked everything off. 07:42.448 --> 07:47.250 [SPEAKER_03]: I just wanted to ask you about the art style since we were looking at a couple of pages here. 07:47.310 --> 07:53.692 [SPEAKER_03]: You don't really get a sense of this from what we're looking at, but you're kind of working in two different styles and two different timelines. 07:53.712 --> 07:56.193 [SPEAKER_03]: There's going to be colored pages and black and white pages. 07:56.213 --> 08:04.056 [SPEAKER_03]: The pages we've seen so far have been able to show off our gorgeous, but how are you embracing these two very different art styles throughout the book? 08:06.294 --> 08:16.650 [SPEAKER_00]: it's it's it's interesting because this is the first book that I've done where I've been able to kind of channel like all of my influences, right? 08:16.670 --> 08:18.053 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, um, 08:19.457 --> 08:36.720 [SPEAKER_00]: you wouldn't sort of pick it from looking at this book in particular, but there's so much stuff that I'm pulling from like animated I grew up with and you know the alien comics that obviously you are influenced by Ronald Aliens as well, but you know that the 08:37.799 --> 08:40.422 [SPEAKER_00]: the visual language of all the films as well. 08:40.442 --> 08:57.042 [SPEAKER_00]: Like a massive fan, obviously, a shin godzilla, and I think when you kind of jump between the, without sort of slowing things too much for me, jump between the, the forward timeline, I've tried to kind of, 09:00.088 --> 09:19.291 [SPEAKER_00]: It's an interesting because it's like focused more on the acting and people's sizes And it's not something you have to do a lot in comics And because it's juxtaposed with this chaos of Godzilla arriving for the first time And all this other stuff that follows that It's 09:20.944 --> 09:43.999 [SPEAKER_00]: It's kind of a really fun way to be able to kind of flex and challenge myself, even just the setting, I've been doing, you know, space-horror stuff that's sort of same to be my niche for a bit there, but you know, being able to draw a period thing as well. 09:45.340 --> 09:47.461 [SPEAKER_00]: It just kind of lands itself to a lot of different, 09:49.805 --> 09:52.447 [SPEAKER_00]: just things. 09:52.567 --> 09:53.567 [SPEAKER_00]: It's kind of hard to describe. 09:53.728 --> 10:03.354 [SPEAKER_00]: It's still the same kind of style, but anyone who's kind of commissioned to piece from me in the past or has seen like covers before they get colored. 10:04.074 --> 10:08.157 [SPEAKER_00]: I really like playing around with great tones and things like that. 10:09.077 --> 10:09.618 [SPEAKER_00]: Just to kind of 10:10.661 --> 10:11.962 [SPEAKER_00]: you know, give it a bit more depth. 10:12.042 --> 10:27.514 [SPEAKER_00]: I used to try and do it all with the, um, just black and white, but um, start having a lot of fun with the great tones and this has been the first project where I've been able to kind of bring all of these things in and you know, like, went through film stores, as well. 10:27.574 --> 10:35.360 [SPEAKER_00]: So I really like playing with depth of field and, and, you know, the effects that you can kind of bring into a drawing. 10:36.305 --> 10:50.294 [SPEAKER_00]: without and sort of play around without, play around with those effects without taking away from the drawing itself and making it feel like, you know, some kind of like 3D composite or something like that. 10:50.794 --> 10:53.856 [SPEAKER_00]: It's just, you know, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's right. 10:53.936 --> 10:57.739 [SPEAKER_00]: The guys have written this, this thing that just lets me do everything I wanted to do in a colleague. 11:05.081 --> 11:33.972 [SPEAKER_04]: the cinematography of it like the the the hammer shots feel epic the godzilla stuff is epic um so congratulations it looks amazing you did it um i i just want to ask you guys as far as writing it as a you know a huge fan of godzilla i wrote for godzilla you can kill all the people you want that you just don't matter to me but when i see horror i just worry a little bit that maybe a godzilla fan 11:34.552 --> 11:45.500 [SPEAKER_04]: Might get their heartbroken when it comes to like a horror or or am I going to be okay You mean in terms of the danger godzilla itself maybe you yeah, exactly. 11:45.560 --> 12:01.332 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm worried you're not gonna be scared for the humans They can die horribly, but if you hurt godzilla, I'm gonna be upset I'd like this heart just gotzilla check into like an old cabin of the woods somewhere He's taken a shower and then you know next to you know, yeah 12:01.712 --> 12:14.643 [SPEAKER_05]: I can assure you that most of the horror the book Alludes to is brought on by Godzilla itself, though I will say perhaps perhaps Godzilla will experience some horror itself. 12:15.144 --> 12:16.985 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know. 12:17.005 --> 12:24.832 [SPEAKER_06]: We're about to write the last issue and I think the King of the Monsters is going to have like, it's work cut out for it. 12:25.092 --> 12:26.794 [SPEAKER_06]: That's for sure in this last issue. 12:27.134 --> 12:27.675 [SPEAKER_04]: That's fair. 12:27.735 --> 12:28.015 [SPEAKER_04]: That's very 12:28.035 --> 12:38.577 [SPEAKER_06]: And that's what I'll say, but mostly, no, mostly we want to see Godzilla lay waste to just as many innocent lives as possible. 12:38.937 --> 12:53.260 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, we really, I mean, that's, that's one of the amazing things about the book, is that like we've, we've gotten this opportunity to just really go nuts and be as like gruesome as as as possible, and so it's like we're really getting to show so many different perspectives of. 12:54.040 --> 13:20.401 [SPEAKER_05]: of people who just have their lives ruin our end ruined or ended by by this massive lizard and and it's it really like highlights like could happen to you you know you know this thing or could come out right by your house and you're done it's one of my favorite things about Godzilla stories is that it can be so multifaceted for a viewer a reader in that 13:22.182 --> 13:25.183 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, much like UP, you can root for Godzilla. 13:25.483 --> 13:30.305 [SPEAKER_06]: There's actually a very big part of you that we definitely want to be rooting for Godzilla. 13:31.305 --> 13:39.208 [SPEAKER_06]: And whether that is in a more fun sort of way, we get to do a lot of that in some of the other Kai say books, especially Dead Zone. 13:40.208 --> 13:45.430 [SPEAKER_06]: Godzilla is very much like the triumphant hero, I think, of those books. 13:46.230 --> 13:51.072 [SPEAKER_06]: And of course, many, many of the movies, that's sort of the angle, but 13:51.452 --> 14:02.466 [SPEAKER_06]: I think in the original and in some of the other ones, minus one, Shin Godzilla, it's definitely much more, it's so much murky here because there's so many innocent lives swept up in it and then that's what makes you go. 14:03.598 --> 14:16.672 [SPEAKER_06]: Hmm, am I on board for this and how much of it is oriented or how much of it is like where is your threshold in what is the retaliation I've got to 14:22.198 --> 14:30.528 [SPEAKER_06]: There's it's just like so interesting and the the reader gets to hold so much of that for themselves. 14:30.608 --> 14:38.738 [SPEAKER_06]: So like, you know, peek behind the curtain, Jake just sent us a note talking about Godzilla as the protagonist. 14:38.778 --> 14:41.381 [SPEAKER_06]: And even when I were like, whoa, buddy, I don't know. 14:42.162 --> 14:46.983 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know if that is the case, you know, that's not up to us to decide, I think. 14:47.103 --> 14:48.724 [SPEAKER_06]: I think the force of nature. 14:48.884 --> 14:50.124 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, exactly. 14:50.324 --> 14:51.264 [SPEAKER_06]: Exactly. 14:51.324 --> 14:55.526 [SPEAKER_05]: And we have characters who may be influencing that force of nature. 14:55.546 --> 15:04.588 [SPEAKER_05]: And that's like another thing that's so interesting about the book is like we have scientists who like, who these two scientists who like so much is carried on their shoulders of like, 15:05.288 --> 15:23.260 [SPEAKER_05]: did we do this is this is this force of nature now wreaking havoc on all of humanity because of us and what does that mean moving forward holding the responsibility in any way as a human being for this unimaginable level of damage and death is unfathomable. 15:29.072 --> 15:33.434 [SPEAKER_00]: There's a thing that happens that I'm not going to talk too much about. 15:33.454 --> 15:41.158 [SPEAKER_00]: There's a thing that you guys wrote into the second issue that when I read it It's it happens pretty close to the start and I'm like Jesus 15:43.450 --> 16:02.225 [SPEAKER_00]: like he just he did that like that is the deliberate thing that he just did yeah and I will for it so it's you know it's definitely going to be one of those things where I think the people who like rooting for Godzilla and I've seen so many red threads where people kind of like no like my Godzilla being like gamma right like he had helped the people 16:02.719 --> 16:06.581 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, this one, I'm trying to draw him as scary as possible. 16:06.621 --> 16:07.742 [SPEAKER_00]: And I sort of script for you, too. 16:07.762 --> 16:10.463 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm like, far, right? 16:10.904 --> 16:11.944 [SPEAKER_00]: That's going to be fun to draw. 16:11.964 --> 16:14.766 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, it's holding fun to draw, but that in particular, that's going to be wild. 16:15.326 --> 16:16.947 [SPEAKER_05]: And to, I mean, that is the dog pile, too. 16:16.967 --> 16:19.849 [SPEAKER_05]: You guys were talking about Tristan's cinematic quality of the art. 16:19.869 --> 16:23.231 [SPEAKER_05]: And it's like, it is crazy to write a script, and then to get the art back. 16:23.271 --> 16:25.412 [SPEAKER_05]: And it looks like stills from a film. 16:25.472 --> 16:29.014 [SPEAKER_05]: Like it look, it has that level of scale and depth. 16:29.254 --> 16:30.695 [SPEAKER_05]: And it's like, it's like, it's like, 16:30.875 --> 16:31.315 [SPEAKER_05]: It's crazy. 16:31.335 --> 16:40.821 [SPEAKER_05]: You try to imagine what those images will look like at the script phase, but then to have them come back and to have such a level of realism is like, oh, we did write something really messed up. 16:43.343 --> 16:46.305 [SPEAKER_06]: I want to go, you know, even a step further, like, you know, 16:46.845 --> 16:50.246 [SPEAKER_06]: and a film unless we're pausing it, right, those images are flying past us. 16:50.647 --> 17:13.356 [SPEAKER_06]: But here you could just just hold them and and Tristan has loaded them with just so much detail that it's just like you're just staring into it and it feels so, it just feels so real in the background because there is so it's just so rendered and so excellently rendered that it's hard not to just be like, 17:15.477 --> 17:40.333 [SPEAKER_00]: This is awful, this is actually fun, it's like I work on a syndic here and like the contrast setting is always kind of I have to keep checking with Jake that what I'm handing him looks fine to him because obviously his computer is said to like a draft kind of contrast setting and he sent through the when he sent through the PDF I was looking at it on my partner's computer and 17:41.113 --> 17:51.659 [SPEAKER_00]: There's a moment in the first issue that involves like head trauma and When I saw it with the cost of the what was that? 17:51.679 --> 17:56.422 [SPEAKER_00]: Sorry as a way to put it You will yeah, and then when I saw it. 17:56.502 --> 18:05.768 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm like fuck that that's that's Actually worse than I thought I was drawing it But you know, that's that's what we sort of set out to do is so 18:08.385 --> 18:14.672 [SPEAKER_04]: That's a blessing to me that you get a script and then after you draw it, you're like, wow, that's worse. 18:16.014 --> 18:17.956 [SPEAKER_00]: That's worse than I thought it was going to be. 18:18.076 --> 18:23.122 [SPEAKER_00]: It was a part of the fun of event horizon was trying to find ways to like, out the ante, right? 18:23.142 --> 18:25.164 [SPEAKER_00]: Because they just said, you know, go nuts. 18:26.327 --> 18:33.195 [SPEAKER_00]: And Christian Ward, he was definitely catering to as much body horror and traumas he could. 18:33.835 --> 18:37.900 [SPEAKER_00]: But this is something really different to that. 18:38.160 --> 18:45.127 [SPEAKER_00]: And knowing now, I didn't actually know where the scene was really kind of going up until really today. 18:46.108 --> 18:46.829 [SPEAKER_00]: And knowing. 18:49.231 --> 19:03.822 [SPEAKER_00]: The thing that Jake and I were just talking about, however, in terms of what happens and what sort of comes about in the third issue, it's going to put like the event horizon stuff. 19:04.587 --> 19:08.611 [SPEAKER_00]: pretty much to shame because it's just, you know, this is more real. 19:08.631 --> 19:09.452 [SPEAKER_00]: This is more visceral. 19:09.492 --> 19:11.834 [SPEAKER_00]: This is here, right? 19:11.974 --> 19:23.005 [SPEAKER_00]: So, yeah, it's, I think people are going to be hopefully shocked, but, um, yeah, this is definitely a different, different Godzilla once you get into the throes of it all. 19:23.389 --> 19:34.855 [SPEAKER_05]: If people haven't been sold on the Kaisai stuff, yeah, that's like, this is the fun of it is that in escape the dead zone, like we've got to have the fun cartoonish side of like, what if there was a little Godzilla man? 19:34.915 --> 19:36.176 [SPEAKER_05]: And he had a little family. 19:36.236 --> 19:39.677 [SPEAKER_05]: And they went around and they were all weird little mutants together and had a fun time. 19:39.697 --> 19:43.979 [SPEAKER_05]: Whereas, yeah, now this is like, all right, this is the darkest stuff we can possibly remember. 19:44.060 --> 19:45.000 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, my God. 19:45.300 --> 19:50.603 [SPEAKER_00]: It's been fun for me, referencing what you guys didn't get started and then sort of bringing elements to that. 19:51.799 --> 20:02.979 [SPEAKER_00]: through this because obviously it is a shared universe, but you know it's such a wildly different thing from book to book and it still feels consistent across all of them right now. 20:04.280 --> 20:10.942 [SPEAKER_03]: Now not to take a little bit of a swear, but I did want to mention that every week on the show we have a professional chef down in New Orleans. 20:10.962 --> 20:12.142 [SPEAKER_03]: This is name is Brett McGriss. 20:12.202 --> 20:27.126 [SPEAKER_03]: He's a very brilliant amazing restaurant called Shift that everybody should check out if you're ever down in New Orleans and he creates a cocktail for us based on our guests or their book and this week he made the very long named there's a giant lizard coming. 20:27.226 --> 20:28.186 [SPEAKER_03]: He breeze fire. 20:28.366 --> 20:28.626 [SPEAKER_03]: Oof. 20:29.026 --> 20:30.887 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, I'm just going to sit here and drink. 20:32.847 --> 20:34.868 [SPEAKER_03]: And this is your monologue. 20:34.968 --> 20:42.489 [SPEAKER_03]: Sake, Meduri, lime juice, black sesame syrup, soda water, and charred lime wedge and smoked salt. 20:42.889 --> 20:54.212 [SPEAKER_03]: So it's got a little bit of the green, it got a little bit of a smoke, so it's the fire, the black, blackness, you got the sake, sounds wild, it interesting to me, but there you go. 20:54.472 --> 20:55.752 [SPEAKER_05]: I hate to be a good dog. 20:56.092 --> 21:00.993 [SPEAKER_05]: I hate to be an anti, but we've had a beaten into us that he doesn't technically breathe fire, it's an anti-ray. 21:02.294 --> 21:03.094 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, okay. 21:03.354 --> 21:04.815 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if that needs to be an amendment. 21:04.855 --> 21:06.775 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, so I mean, this is a bad recipe. 21:07.356 --> 21:24.623 [SPEAKER_03]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 21:31.492 --> 21:31.932 [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you. 21:32.372 --> 21:32.653 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 21:33.353 --> 21:37.835 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, you just announced Supergirl Survive at D.C., which is announced. 21:38.396 --> 21:38.876 [SPEAKER_05]: It's out. 21:40.237 --> 21:40.677 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah. 21:41.897 --> 21:42.658 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm like, I got it. 21:42.678 --> 21:45.079 [SPEAKER_03]: You announced it so hard that that was still. 21:45.119 --> 21:45.499 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the best. 21:45.519 --> 21:46.000 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the best. 21:46.880 --> 21:48.961 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, that book is out on shelves. 21:48.981 --> 22:03.865 [SPEAKER_05]: We just released Supergirl Survive number one, the first of our El Swirls DC story, where Kara is going on a lone wolf in Cove style journey with baby Calel across the DC universe, trying to deliver the Kryptonian heroes to Earth. 22:04.325 --> 22:08.807 [SPEAKER_05]: And then, yeah, we got some more stuff coming that we I don't think can say anything about yet, but there is 22:10.287 --> 22:20.261 [SPEAKER_06]: I believe we owe someone at Marble Comics a quote for a press release that should hopefully be out this week Yeah, you'll hear about that like in days. 22:20.401 --> 22:21.202 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I think 22:22.398 --> 22:46.111 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... such a guy's brought up supergirl survive really enjoyed that but i didn't want to break out because he had kenny porter on a couple of weeks back and we're talking about his uh... superman father of tomorrow i think is the most world's thing uh... he so that book is about what if jorel was in superman's baby rocket and yours is what if supergirl and baby kallel were in baby kallel's baby rocket 22:46.371 --> 22:46.651 [SPEAKER_03]: Right. 22:46.671 --> 22:48.872 [SPEAKER_03]: Was that an editorial directive to figure out how? 22:48.892 --> 22:50.332 [SPEAKER_03]: Hopefully you could jam in the wrong room. 22:50.492 --> 23:10.376 [SPEAKER_05]: Here's hilarious because we were at San Diego Comic-Con last year, and we went to the DC gathering, and we were there with Kenny, and we were catching up because we were all pals, and it was hilarious because we were like, he was like, what are you guys working on for DC and we're like, oh, we're doing like a super girl else world thing. 23:10.416 --> 23:12.556 [SPEAKER_05]: He was like, oh, I'm doing like a superman else world thing. 23:12.636 --> 23:17.179 [SPEAKER_05]: And then we talked about how crazy there was so much overlap between them. 23:17.239 --> 23:17.840 [SPEAKER_05]: It's amazing. 23:17.880 --> 23:19.441 [SPEAKER_05]: No, it was purely coincidence. 23:19.481 --> 23:24.805 [SPEAKER_05]: Like ours came from a document of like 30 DC ideas that we were throwing out. 23:25.385 --> 23:27.266 [SPEAKER_05]: And so, no, that's amazing. 23:27.286 --> 23:29.808 [SPEAKER_05]: And it's really fun because we do go way back with Kenny. 23:29.828 --> 23:35.392 [SPEAKER_05]: So it's really cool to be having these two super family new spins coming out at once. 23:35.452 --> 23:36.253 [SPEAKER_05]: It's very exciting. 23:36.773 --> 23:47.340 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, and there's two very different books as clear as they're okay, like he's doing more of like a Tom Tobarot type thing and you're doing that per the name survival story on a right planet. 23:47.780 --> 23:48.181 [SPEAKER_06]: Totally. 23:48.781 --> 23:49.281 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 23:49.842 --> 23:53.324 [SPEAKER_06]: It's very cool, Kenny, Kenny lives down the right for me. 23:53.504 --> 23:54.385 [SPEAKER_06]: as he can any weekly. 23:54.585 --> 24:07.033 [SPEAKER_06]: And so it was hilarious to just be like talking to him and then just realizing like our books with like hilariously similar like starting points and then like trajectory out are coming out literally back to back weeks. 24:07.613 --> 24:20.182 [SPEAKER_06]: So that was that was really nice because we've been we've been you know I mean Kenny's been in the game longer than us and he's definitely you know been a huge help and mentor along the way and so it was cool to just be able to share 24:22.063 --> 24:26.866 [SPEAKER_06]: with him, and that book is great, Danny Earls is a real talent man. 24:26.907 --> 24:35.973 [SPEAKER_05]: We bonded so much on the Super Family as well, like when he announced his Super Boy series, a little while back, we were like so stoked for him. 24:35.993 --> 24:38.395 [SPEAKER_05]: So it's like, it's fun that we all get to play in the sandbox. 24:39.115 --> 24:45.661 [SPEAKER_03]: I'd go back to Har of Godzilla before we start to wrap up here. 24:45.881 --> 24:55.088 [SPEAKER_03]: Since it is Har of Godzilla and not terror or anything like that, if Godzilla was a slasher character, which one would he be? 24:55.168 --> 24:57.550 [SPEAKER_03]: What is he most comparable to in this series? 24:58.671 --> 25:00.413 [SPEAKER_06]: In this series, specifically? 25:01.216 --> 25:03.778 [SPEAKER_00]: It's Jason in this series. 25:03.798 --> 25:07.080 [SPEAKER_00]: I was going to say Jason too, yeah. 25:07.360 --> 25:11.902 [SPEAKER_05]: It could be, it's like, Jason has less motivation than Michael Myers, right? 25:11.942 --> 25:18.486 [SPEAKER_05]: Like Michael Myers seems to have like some like inner turmoil going on or I feel like Jason just doesn't give us shit. 25:18.526 --> 25:22.128 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm just kills whoever he comes across and that kind of feels more like Godzilla. 25:22.169 --> 25:22.429 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 25:22.609 --> 25:24.950 [SPEAKER_06]: And Mike, you know, it's like, where is he? 25:25.050 --> 25:25.851 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, shit, he's over there. 25:25.871 --> 25:26.211 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yeah. 25:26.431 --> 25:27.732 [SPEAKER_06]: There's no missing God. 25:27.772 --> 25:27.992 [SPEAKER_06]: No. 25:30.033 --> 25:30.413 [SPEAKER_06]: It's you. 25:30.493 --> 25:31.314 [SPEAKER_06]: Wow. 25:31.514 --> 25:33.394 [SPEAKER_04]: You know so well you call Mike. 25:33.554 --> 25:34.094 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, wow. 25:34.154 --> 25:34.995 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, okay. 25:35.015 --> 25:36.295 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, we're a big time. 25:36.335 --> 25:37.836 [SPEAKER_06]: All right. 25:37.916 --> 25:41.477 [SPEAKER_06]: It wasn't probably the first form we ever saw was Halloween. 25:41.517 --> 25:41.697 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 25:42.137 --> 25:44.418 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh, one of my all times fucking great. 25:44.618 --> 25:45.218 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, sorry. 25:45.278 --> 25:45.618 [SPEAKER_06]: Discursion. 25:45.638 --> 25:45.758 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 25:45.778 --> 25:47.819 [SPEAKER_04]: That's uh, you can fucking do it, man. 25:48.299 --> 25:51.281 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh damn, let's lock and go, do you think I was like my Halloween all night? 25:51.821 --> 25:55.584 [SPEAKER_06]: I would also say there's maybe an element of pinhead. 25:55.624 --> 26:10.073 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know if you can't pinhead as a slash, but that is like the other worldliness and like the suddenness of We're showing up and and the strange I don't really know what the hell is about to happen. 26:10.593 --> 26:22.122 [SPEAKER_06]: with Jason it's a bit more it's a bit more predictable of like, well, I think my head's going to get chopped off for the end or my arms will be severed from me or I'll be splitting half. 26:23.283 --> 26:30.229 [SPEAKER_05]: You don't know if you're getting stepped on or if because Zilla's picking up the building you're in an eating at like a hogey like you don't know. 26:31.550 --> 26:32.291 [SPEAKER_04]: Right way to go. 26:32.331 --> 26:34.172 [SPEAKER_00]: Right way to go, I'm still in order that it's. 26:40.327 --> 26:44.509 [SPEAKER_00]: probably going to go down is one of my favorite things like the role and so bleak. 26:45.269 --> 26:52.893 [SPEAKER_06]: That moment too you brought up right before we got on the right when we started those pages of event horizon that couldn't make it in. 26:54.114 --> 26:59.236 [SPEAKER_06]: That moment was a slightly different moment and then Jake said that is a no go. 26:59.316 --> 27:00.397 [SPEAKER_06]: We cannot have it. 27:00.557 --> 27:01.578 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, now I need y'all need to know that. 27:01.598 --> 27:17.348 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, 27:25.213 --> 27:29.014 [SPEAKER_05]: It's typically just like what actions are things that Godzilla does and doesn't do. 27:29.914 --> 27:30.814 [SPEAKER_05]: So it came down to that. 27:30.854 --> 27:33.455 [SPEAKER_05]: It's not about the insanity of it. 27:33.515 --> 27:34.375 [SPEAKER_05]: That's at 100. 27:37.296 --> 27:43.277 [SPEAKER_03]: Before we let you guys go, is there anything else you want to plug, Tristan, anything else anybody should check out from you? 27:43.397 --> 27:45.237 [SPEAKER_03]: Obviously, this should check out horror of Godzilla. 27:45.398 --> 27:48.298 [SPEAKER_00]: No, I'm like, I've been out of the comics game for so long and this is 27:52.579 --> 27:58.144 [SPEAKER_00]: in 10, like nearly 10 years outside, so I got nothing to plug with this. 27:58.224 --> 27:58.944 [SPEAKER_00]: Go ahead and get this. 28:00.366 --> 28:00.886 [SPEAKER_06]: It's true. 28:00.986 --> 28:06.110 [SPEAKER_06]: If I see on this is Monday, this coming Monday, the 15th. 28:06.891 --> 28:13.916 [SPEAKER_06]: Ethan and I have this, of course, we'll be doing some more dead zone stuff with Pablo Tunica. 28:14.097 --> 28:21.563 [SPEAKER_06]: Also in the Kyse era, it's going to be a lot more fun than this, but also there'll be some damage in there. 28:22.523 --> 28:35.994 [SPEAKER_06]: doing with some heavy emotions certainly with all of our favorite characters, the Wanderer, Mother of A, running to the last theater where they're all back in revenge of the dead zone, which I'm sure should probably be hitting some of those things at any day now. 28:36.014 --> 28:41.278 [SPEAKER_06]: Some really cool covers on those ones are going to be like horror homage covers on that. 28:41.298 --> 28:44.541 [SPEAKER_06]: So if you are a horror fan and a Godzilla fan, there's a Halloween one. 28:47.183 --> 29:05.968 [SPEAKER_06]: And of course super girl survived number one just came out number two will be around the corner get on it Rodriguez is drawing that book for us and is just like blowing our minds every single time we ever see any pages from it what notes do I have rod I got no notes man it's incredible looking book right we are stoked to be working with him and 29:06.848 --> 29:17.139 [SPEAKER_06]: that book continues to just like, you know, it's a dream project for us and basically all regards the Marvel thing stay tuned. 29:17.379 --> 29:20.603 [SPEAKER_05]: Email Marvel comics and say, where's my new Ethan and Griffin book? 29:20.803 --> 29:22.745 [SPEAKER_05]: I want to know what even my Griffin book. 29:23.086 --> 29:23.466 [SPEAKER_05]: Come on. 29:23.846 --> 29:24.187 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 29:24.207 --> 29:25.348 [SPEAKER_05]: Those are the books at the moment. 29:27.270 --> 29:43.590 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... we have a note here from uh... i did w press man extraordinary castman bokeh to be revealed to send you come a kind of along with more starship yeah we'll be talking about a bunch of stuff on panels at the same year uh... do we're gonna be running it up at the same year just in your coming right 29:44.322 --> 30:04.402 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, yeah, so my first time in a long time, it's crazy, so my we got them folks come on down if you're gonna be in the area or not if you want you know figure out a way to come come down just stay on outside the convention center you'll spot us eventually we're going to be the trio of hysterically disparate heights. 30:08.006 --> 30:20.106 [SPEAKER_03]: And one last I'll just read this to you guys because there's a nice comment here This from Dennis F. Hoppin this trio is such a dream team love having Tristan back in comics can't wait to thank you Thank you Dennis 30:22.628 --> 30:33.176 [SPEAKER_00]: I think I'm not sure if it's being announced this thing, but like it's, I don't know how many people remember it, but like I came in as a writer, like 20 years ago. 30:34.136 --> 30:44.144 [SPEAKER_00]: And after this one's done, I've got a project happening at IDW where I'm like writing, drawing, the whole thing, sorry. 30:44.164 --> 30:49.227 [SPEAKER_00]: That's exciting, and that's a horror thing as well, so hopefully it's San Diego, but 30:50.573 --> 30:51.093 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, either way. 30:51.113 --> 30:52.134 [SPEAKER_00]: It's going to be a good time. 30:52.414 --> 30:53.214 [SPEAKER_05]: That's so exciting. 30:53.714 --> 30:54.735 [SPEAKER_03]: That's awesome. 30:54.835 --> 30:55.675 [SPEAKER_03]: I can't wait guys. 30:55.715 --> 30:58.156 [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you so much for coming. 30:58.176 --> 31:00.557 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I love the book. 31:00.837 --> 31:02.418 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm spooked and I'm scared. 31:02.818 --> 31:04.138 [SPEAKER_03]: Have a good night, guys. 31:04.158 --> 31:04.619 [SPEAKER_06]: See you later. 31:08.452 --> 31:09.553 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, there we go. 31:09.633 --> 31:13.377 [SPEAKER_03]: Once again, the book is called The Heart of Godzilla. 31:13.397 --> 31:14.438 [SPEAKER_03]: Let's come now from IDW. 31:14.478 --> 31:17.901 [SPEAKER_03]: They mentioned all the stuff, but final order cutoff is June 15th. 31:18.402 --> 31:23.006 [SPEAKER_03]: It is out July 29th and whoa, here's Justin time. 31:23.026 --> 31:24.768 [SPEAKER_03]: Hey, did you add me without telling me? 31:24.908 --> 31:25.809 [SPEAKER_03]: That's right, I did. 31:25.829 --> 31:28.491 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know if you could have done that a little bit earlier. 31:28.511 --> 31:29.813 [SPEAKER_02]: All right, was talking. 31:30.917 --> 31:33.818 [SPEAKER_03]: I thought it was a smooth that he was like, we're having a lot of fun. 31:34.178 --> 31:35.679 [SPEAKER_03]: I was like, we're having a lot of fun. 31:35.719 --> 31:38.340 [SPEAKER_03]: When we did audience questions, if we were going to do it a little smoother. 31:38.460 --> 31:42.981 [SPEAKER_03]: But instead, we're just going to go to our next action, which is my favorite section, because you all make it up. 31:43.001 --> 31:43.841 [SPEAKER_03]: It's your audience question. 31:43.861 --> 31:54.385 [SPEAKER_02]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 31:55.025 --> 31:58.830 [SPEAKER_03]: And for all these questions we've got to do is drop a question in the comments and we'll get to it. 31:58.850 --> 32:05.597 [SPEAKER_03]: It could be about absolutely anything Before we do the Pete, what are you drinking over there out of that glass? 32:05.938 --> 32:10.643 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't have a garage, but I got the beer That beer looks like it's from 1920. 32:10.663 --> 32:12.946 [SPEAKER_02]: Did you find that underneath a stump in your backyard? 32:13.246 --> 32:15.108 [SPEAKER_04]: That's right a magical epic. 32:15.188 --> 32:15.809 [SPEAKER_02]: I gave it to me 32:17.320 --> 32:19.801 [SPEAKER_02]: That got I came in in the middle of the interview. 32:19.821 --> 32:33.685 [SPEAKER_02]: I didn't want to interrupt by rushing in, but that book is awesome Also there was a lot of boxes on screen another one would have been what's one more box one more voice Shouting into the darkness Hello What's up man? 32:34.226 --> 32:35.446 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm drinking a tequila cut 32:36.042 --> 32:38.023 [SPEAKER_01]: Ooh, very nice. 32:38.963 --> 32:43.425 [SPEAKER_03]: Before we get, I mean, hopefully some questions will come in in a second, but I have a question first. 32:44.345 --> 32:50.608 [SPEAKER_03]: For Pete, actually, if it's okay, I didn't want to let go of something that got talked over a little bit earlier in the show. 32:51.288 --> 32:56.790 [SPEAKER_03]: Pete, while we were talking earlier, you mentioned you would love to die, be like a hogey. 32:57.131 --> 32:58.651 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, we talked about that a little bit more. 32:58.671 --> 33:03.793 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, no, they were talking about like in Godzilla, like picked up a building and then ate like a hogey 33:05.830 --> 33:10.873 [SPEAKER_04]: But then I got the image of like, if got to like dip the building in cheese, he's like, I'm whitt whizz guy. 33:11.054 --> 33:19.579 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, no, I don't care about the building as much as like you'd dreaming of being eaten by a, like, if I'm gonna die, I'm in a building, you know what I mean? 33:19.599 --> 33:23.142 [SPEAKER_03]: So if you're sitting a building, not like two large pieces of bread and toppings. 33:23.702 --> 33:28.345 [SPEAKER_03]: although that would also be kind of cool, you know, that's interesting, if I can pick the toppings. 33:28.545 --> 33:31.367 [SPEAKER_02]: Are you alive in this case and you're being dipped in cheese? 33:33.268 --> 33:36.770 [SPEAKER_02]: It's getting weird, I don't know, but I'm gonna... 33:36.810 --> 33:39.492 [SPEAKER_02]: This is your fantasy, you said this. 33:39.932 --> 33:43.155 [SPEAKER_03]: Also, I want to, I have a follow-up question about this. 33:43.195 --> 33:49.260 [SPEAKER_03]: Based on something you just said, if you could choose the toppings, that would be great, which toppings be it? 33:49.420 --> 33:53.204 [SPEAKER_03]: Which, when you're dying be, it's got to be a lot of hot sauce, you know what I mean? 33:53.224 --> 33:57.648 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, but also the garbage plate hot sauce that's got meat in, you know what I mean? 33:57.688 --> 34:03.052 [SPEAKER_02]: Keep in mind, you might be full of food, likely garbage plate, so there's sort of an internal sauce as well. 34:03.393 --> 34:04.193 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, I like it too. 34:04.534 --> 34:05.875 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like, it's like, yeah. 34:06.536 --> 34:10.622 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a garbage plate that sauce is on the inside everybody knows that 34:12.682 --> 34:34.538 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, also let's remember if you're being eaten like a hogey and there's a condom and on you you get to eat some of that until you die So you can have that Okay, all right, I was about to ask if there's anything additional other than like two window of his slices of bread peat and hot sauce because that I don't know Also, are you wearing clothes? 34:34.858 --> 34:35.718 [SPEAKER_03]: Are you wearing clothes? 34:36.099 --> 34:37.079 [SPEAKER_03]: I hope so things. 34:37.119 --> 34:38.340 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I don't want to be new. 34:38.420 --> 34:38.881 [SPEAKER_03]: Hope so 34:39.821 --> 34:47.086 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, if you're being prepared in us You know that maybe it looks like a few when you eat a turkey sandwich. 34:47.106 --> 34:49.287 [SPEAKER_03]: Do you keep the turkey in the package when you eat it? 34:49.407 --> 34:50.088 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't think so. 34:50.788 --> 34:51.229 [SPEAKER_02]: Exactly. 34:51.449 --> 34:56.392 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm on peel and peat like a banana and put them right down in that hogey bun 34:57.701 --> 35:01.323 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, I could wear like a fruit roll-up like a, you know, underwear or something, you know. 35:01.763 --> 35:04.864 [SPEAKER_04]: And now you're going to do a real fancy here. 35:04.884 --> 35:10.587 [SPEAKER_02]: You're wearing, you're wearing fruit roll-up underwear that you've made, you fashion. 35:12.428 --> 35:16.209 [SPEAKER_02]: A series of fruit roll-ups because remember, these are your normal size of fruit roll-ups. 35:16.229 --> 35:17.170 [SPEAKER_04]: So you warm them up. 35:17.190 --> 35:18.170 [SPEAKER_04]: So you warm them up. 35:18.190 --> 35:19.271 [SPEAKER_04]: So you warm them up. 35:19.331 --> 35:20.551 [SPEAKER_01]: So you warm them up. 35:21.031 --> 35:24.313 [SPEAKER_02]: Fruit roll-up boy shorts that you're wearing in this bun. 35:24.943 --> 35:27.345 [SPEAKER_04]: I would go 90's baggy for roll-up shorts. 35:27.385 --> 35:28.345 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you very much. 35:28.365 --> 35:31.367 [SPEAKER_02]: You're not gonna get baggy out of a roll-up Yeah, definitely out of this. 35:31.427 --> 35:40.613 [SPEAKER_01]: It's not gonna be off a flowing cloth and I'm sorry to really stick with the whole sandwich of it all For roll-ups on a sandwich is that a Think that you eat Pete? 35:41.394 --> 35:50.160 [SPEAKER_02]: No, but I wouldn't be mad at it I think he was thinking more about what would be good underwear I mean, again, if I'm the person dying Taste it Pete sandwich. 35:50.240 --> 35:53.562 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm using just a single slices of ham 35:54.545 --> 35:55.145 [SPEAKER_02]: for pizza. 35:55.566 --> 36:00.709 [SPEAKER_03]: Fans underwear makes a lot more sense to be on a hooky button than fruit roll up underwear. 36:00.809 --> 36:01.869 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm just throwing it out there. 36:02.450 --> 36:02.970 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, man. 36:03.290 --> 36:04.371 [SPEAKER_04]: I would propose. 36:04.431 --> 36:07.673 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I'd go with stray bullies on this, a pulp boy would be delicious. 36:08.133 --> 36:10.835 [SPEAKER_04]: People with spices in there, yeah. 36:10.875 --> 36:11.135 [SPEAKER_04]: Nice. 36:11.715 --> 36:11.996 [SPEAKER_04]: Great. 36:12.156 --> 36:12.836 [SPEAKER_04]: No hot thing. 36:12.876 --> 36:15.878 [SPEAKER_03]: Wait, when we're saying a pulp boy because a pulp boy is a sandwich. 36:16.058 --> 36:18.059 [SPEAKER_03]: It's just like a slightly different type of bread. 36:18.620 --> 36:20.401 [SPEAKER_03]: Are you going like basic pulp boy? 36:20.441 --> 36:22.422 [SPEAKER_03]: It's just you, lettuce, and mayonnaise. 36:23.152 --> 36:24.413 [SPEAKER_01]: No, I'm not a fan of Mayo. 36:24.873 --> 36:26.134 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't want to die next to it. 36:26.875 --> 36:28.116 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, you got to also think about it. 36:28.236 --> 36:30.458 [SPEAKER_01]: Is Pete the meat or is there another piece? 36:30.478 --> 36:32.639 [SPEAKER_01]: Pete could be more of a... 36:32.679 --> 36:33.540 [SPEAKER_01]: I think he's the condiment. 36:33.880 --> 36:35.622 [SPEAKER_03]: Pete's the meat would be. 36:35.642 --> 36:36.943 [SPEAKER_03]: He's the star of the sandwich. 36:36.963 --> 36:38.003 [SPEAKER_03]: He's like the hot dog. 36:38.924 --> 36:40.625 [SPEAKER_03]: Do you ever want to put too much stuff on there? 36:40.665 --> 36:41.266 [SPEAKER_03]: We all agree. 36:42.107 --> 36:42.787 [SPEAKER_02]: Right, exactly. 36:42.887 --> 36:44.408 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm going to just mustard and relish guys. 36:44.448 --> 36:45.449 [SPEAKER_02]: Shoei-Cler, Pete Fresh. 36:45.969 --> 36:47.511 [SPEAKER_02]: Or Australia says subway, Pete Fresh. 36:50.080 --> 36:51.884 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, we got a question from Shrekler. 36:51.924 --> 36:53.406 [SPEAKER_03]: What are some titles comics movies? 36:53.466 --> 36:56.312 [SPEAKER_03]: Whatever that you think should have more body-harrr. 36:57.273 --> 36:57.814 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh. 36:58.616 --> 36:59.958 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm ready for more across the board. 37:00.700 --> 37:01.120 [SPEAKER_01]: Really? 37:01.140 --> 37:02.383 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, give it to me. 37:03.251 --> 37:03.591 [SPEAKER_02]: Wow. 37:04.071 --> 37:13.016 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, especially reading this Godzilla book, the horror of Godzilla number one that we, you guys just talked about, like, that the horror of that is really well done. 37:13.116 --> 37:16.978 [SPEAKER_02]: And that kind of tension can be, I'm not saying throw it in. 37:16.998 --> 37:18.279 [SPEAKER_04]: Too bad you weren't here for the interview. 37:18.359 --> 37:19.439 [SPEAKER_02]: It sounds like you've got a good time. 37:19.459 --> 37:24.662 [SPEAKER_02]: I was here for a lot of it, but I didn't interrupt you guys, had a nice flow going, and again, so many boxes. 37:25.002 --> 37:27.684 [SPEAKER_02]: I didn't want to be an extra layer of condiment on top. 37:28.204 --> 37:30.545 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, man, can you have too many condiments? 37:31.930 --> 37:53.309 [SPEAKER_03]: The definitively is what about like Star Wars more Star Wars body horror Like you really see Boba Fett getting dissolved over thousands of years in the Star Lack It's it is funny to think about like what do I want to see in Star Wars cuz now Star Wars is like What do I want to see in Star Wars and not the 37:53.983 --> 37:55.364 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I'm good, take a break. 37:56.085 --> 37:56.885 [SPEAKER_03]: Take another lap. 37:57.225 --> 37:58.867 [SPEAKER_03]: Star Wars Marvel. 37:59.107 --> 37:59.827 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah, Mr. 37:59.847 --> 38:00.988 [SPEAKER_03]: Fantastic body hard. 38:01.008 --> 38:02.810 [SPEAKER_03]: They could have done a lot more of that. 38:03.710 --> 38:05.531 [SPEAKER_03]: What's fantastic is, Bob. 38:05.572 --> 38:05.812 [SPEAKER_03]: Sure. 38:07.113 --> 38:07.573 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, didn't we? 38:07.613 --> 38:13.037 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, who do we interview in a recent show that there is a fantastic for horror book coming? 38:14.453 --> 38:36.573 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... but you'd see yet per se we're literally going to get yes that it's going to be his wish for cosmic are but i have to assume they're going to do stuff like that don't think faces and that would uh... got a question from david cruise not got zillage related but you ever make a recipe book of all the wonderfully concocted by straight bullet 38:37.393 --> 38:55.124 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, so we have a couple of ash cans that when we go around to conventions that we put together they're like little recipe books that have, I think I put like five in each, we have talked about actually making a recipe book of it at subpoint that's very much on me not following up on it or pursuing that in any way. 38:55.654 --> 38:58.877 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, but it's something we've discussed and would like to do for sure. 38:58.897 --> 39:02.179 [SPEAKER_03]: Hell yeah, people love the Ashgans at the cons. 39:02.640 --> 39:04.161 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, they're super fun. 39:04.261 --> 39:12.788 [SPEAKER_03]: It's it's a weird split though, because I always ask people when they're looking at them, flipping through them, like are you a cocktail guy or cocktail gal? 39:13.349 --> 39:19.874 [SPEAKER_03]: And either they're like, no, at immediately leave the table or they're like, and immediately get into it. 39:19.914 --> 39:20.394 [SPEAKER_03]: That's a good thing. 39:20.715 --> 39:23.477 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, um, one of the two. 39:24.242 --> 39:28.790 [SPEAKER_02]: Do we need to move away from the term Ash can since, uh, as smoking is less of a thing? 39:29.472 --> 39:30.694 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh yeah, what should it be instead? 39:31.763 --> 39:55.021 [SPEAKER_02]: vape can time yeah yep great well that's it for your questions i can ask them all questions guys let's get into it yeah how's your where were you where were you oh great my daughter they did a school play and was part of a Disney thing they did a last year at her school not a laden junior 39:55.961 --> 40:09.406 [SPEAKER_02]: and she was an agrabain and because they were part of this program, they got to go do a number and make their Broadway debut on Broadway, on the theater on 42nd Street where they do a lad. 40:09.846 --> 40:10.747 [SPEAKER_02]: Why? 40:10.847 --> 40:13.688 [SPEAKER_02]: Her and nine other school, the other programs. 40:13.748 --> 40:15.148 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, this is an elementary school. 40:15.248 --> 40:20.870 [SPEAKER_02]: I was just marveling at the fact that I went to an elementary school where the only toy we had was an actual Ashkin. 40:25.933 --> 40:26.753 [SPEAKER_03]: It was very cool. 40:26.794 --> 40:28.575 [SPEAKER_03]: That's awesome. 40:28.775 --> 40:30.996 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, we bullied people that's giving us more questions. 40:31.036 --> 40:32.357 [SPEAKER_03]: This is from Matthew Skofield. 40:32.397 --> 40:35.018 [SPEAKER_03]: Did any of you see masters of the universe and what did you think? 40:35.158 --> 40:36.819 [SPEAKER_03]: Pete, I have to imagine you saw that. 40:37.059 --> 40:38.320 [SPEAKER_04]: I really wanted to go see it. 40:38.340 --> 40:41.202 [SPEAKER_04]: I haven't seen it yet, but it's on my to-do list. 40:41.782 --> 40:41.962 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 40:42.422 --> 40:45.724 [SPEAKER_02]: Real bummer, it did not go well for a human. 40:46.625 --> 40:47.125 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, what? 40:47.165 --> 40:48.706 [SPEAKER_02]: Box office returns really? 40:48.726 --> 40:50.247 [SPEAKER_01]: Quite the fact that the reviews were like, 40:50.932 --> 40:54.533 [SPEAKER_02]: while they're more positive than I feeling most everyone thought. 40:54.553 --> 41:01.095 [SPEAKER_02]: The last trailer that played, maybe during one of the play and be a playoff games that I saw, I was like, this looks awesome. 41:01.655 --> 41:04.836 [SPEAKER_02]: So I do want to see it as well, but I like many have not made it out. 41:05.296 --> 41:12.378 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I want to see it over the weekend with my wife and son, all three of us saw it, and it's some interesting thoughts, both of you just had. 41:13.599 --> 41:19.465 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, okay, did either your wife or your son have different, it's surely one of you. 41:19.765 --> 41:22.188 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah, my wife loved it. 41:22.728 --> 41:24.190 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, Mardi! 41:24.210 --> 41:26.412 [SPEAKER_02]: This sounds like a lie. 41:26.652 --> 41:28.414 [SPEAKER_02]: It sounds like Alex is passing the old book. 41:29.135 --> 41:29.896 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm not in the book. 41:30.536 --> 41:31.096 [SPEAKER_02]: She loved it. 41:31.377 --> 41:32.137 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, she loved it. 41:32.177 --> 41:33.578 [SPEAKER_01]: My wife loved it. 41:33.598 --> 41:34.198 [SPEAKER_01]: My son-in-law. 41:34.278 --> 41:35.319 [SPEAKER_04]: It's similar opinions. 41:35.539 --> 41:36.499 [SPEAKER_04]: It's all I need to hear. 41:37.020 --> 41:38.520 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't actually have a child. 41:39.001 --> 41:40.582 [SPEAKER_01]: Many me as well as you. 41:40.662 --> 41:42.323 [SPEAKER_01]: You're just the thing. 41:43.163 --> 41:52.668 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm trying not to actually say by opinion of Bachelors The Universe because I know like a lot of people, it is brought, I get the sense that it's brought them so much joy. 41:52.688 --> 41:55.350 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that's a really wonderful thing. 41:55.995 --> 42:10.763 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, oh my god, you're ending it's you start off you interview your senses as it's like a nice idea But you end with sort of like and the body was found in the alleyway behind the movie theater Which is a funny thing we'll talk about it. 42:10.783 --> 42:14.585 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm we can geek That's a great idea Lots to talk about. 42:14.625 --> 42:18.407 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it's gonna take us headphones off for upwards of 30 minutes. 42:18.427 --> 42:19.248 [SPEAKER_03]: We'll see what happens 42:20.348 --> 42:37.311 [SPEAKER_03]: Be sure that you could watch, listen to a review of that a movie you haven't seen might not and was no I'm planning on seeing it and I don't want it Let me ask you a question that is not spoilery at all that I was thinking about a little bit today Do you think this movie would have done better if it was titled he-man? 42:38.771 --> 42:41.632 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes Right why don't they do that? 42:41.952 --> 42:42.912 [SPEAKER_03]: That's weird. 42:42.952 --> 42:45.193 [SPEAKER_03]: Wait, what is the he-man masters of the universe? 42:45.213 --> 42:46.753 [SPEAKER_03]: No, it's called masters of the universe 42:48.418 --> 42:49.399 [SPEAKER_02]: I agree with you completely. 42:49.719 --> 42:52.061 [SPEAKER_01]: I feel like they you think the problem is the title. 42:52.441 --> 43:01.407 [SPEAKER_03]: No, there are many pressures, but I am throwing out a scenario where I'm not saying like they call it hebad and some of the issue 200 billion dollar nobody weekend. 43:01.787 --> 43:08.952 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm saying like they call it hebad, they could have made a little bit more money because people know hebad, they don't know what masters of the universes. 43:09.393 --> 43:12.635 [SPEAKER_02]: I would also throw out their master of the universe and sort of a non 43:13.633 --> 43:16.514 [SPEAKER_02]: a series of words that bounces off your brain in general, I think. 43:16.895 --> 43:18.095 [SPEAKER_02]: They're too, it's too generalized. 43:18.435 --> 43:35.283 [SPEAKER_02]: Even if you've never heard of he-man, if a movie is called the he-man, I feel like there's an implicit joke there that you could start to, and then maybe this goes to the larger, maybe problems with tone in this movie, where if this was a little bit more fun, I was talking about this in relation to the Dungeons and Dragons movie. 43:36.178 --> 43:57.348 [SPEAKER_02]: From a few years back with Chris Pine and how that was such a win from a creative point of view Was a fun movie didn't absolutely crush at the box office, but like it was a really fun movie, and they Made a good story with it and didn't take us up too seriously This movie followed that and Alex keep having Cooper's yeah, that's it does like it's very much 43:59.129 --> 44:17.385 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, broad comedy, most of the time kind of, uh, but, but I do think like the whole point of the movie is the name he bad, it gets it to stuff about toxic materiality, whatever, so like it's trying to be Barbie for boys is essentially the best explanation of the movie. 44:18.363 --> 44:20.944 [SPEAKER_03]: They've done a much better job of selling that idea. 44:21.144 --> 44:21.704 [SPEAKER_03]: Absolutely. 44:22.085 --> 44:22.685 [SPEAKER_03]: Absolutely. 44:22.725 --> 44:27.287 [SPEAKER_03]: So whatever I think about the movie, they did a very poor job of selling it to people. 44:27.367 --> 44:35.490 [SPEAKER_03]: They should have called it he-bad because like, honestly, like, that's something that always stops me up about the franchise, but they're like, he-bad and the masters of universe. 44:35.550 --> 44:39.832 [SPEAKER_03]: Every time, like, oh, and the masters of the universe, they're here as well this time. 44:40.092 --> 44:41.152 [SPEAKER_03]: Cool. 44:41.452 --> 44:42.273 [SPEAKER_02]: But who is that? 44:42.373 --> 44:42.853 [SPEAKER_02]: Is that? 44:43.013 --> 44:56.104 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 45:03.951 --> 45:28.492 [SPEAKER_03]: a place where magic and technology could last right and we're not going to live together in harmony is that for the evil forces of skeletor yes and to be clear we're not going to do anything with that at any point like that doesn't become relevant like we're going to go to earth for a little bit then we're going to come back and it's not like we take out attorney and then take out the universe it's mostly skeletor was a turdia most of the time and maybe doesn't even know if he wants that 45:29.203 --> 45:47.665 [SPEAKER_03]: and this is me talking broadly about he bad as a franchise like one of the things that bothered me is like there is an opportunity there to do more interesting things if you're like we have an entire literal universe masters of the universe instead they're like I'm the master of one castle and then another castle that's a snake. 45:48.903 --> 45:51.865 [SPEAKER_01]: It is a deal with a lot about snake mountain bro, okay, all right. 45:52.085 --> 45:53.266 [SPEAKER_03]: This gets to my other problem. 45:53.326 --> 45:59.731 [SPEAKER_03]: Why doesn't Skeletor live in Castle Grace called that's confusing He knows Castle Grace calling is good. 45:59.911 --> 46:01.752 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, but he doesn't want to take it. 46:01.832 --> 46:06.556 [SPEAKER_03]: He doesn't want to take it because he it looks like him That's what the sorceress lives. 46:06.656 --> 46:07.877 [SPEAKER_03]: What are you talking about? 46:08.117 --> 46:11.139 [SPEAKER_03]: What did it make sense with the guy who's a skull to live in a skull? 46:11.459 --> 46:16.102 [SPEAKER_03]: Rather than be like, I want to go over to the skulls and a lot of bad skulls. 46:16.122 --> 46:17.163 [SPEAKER_02]: They live at this. 46:17.203 --> 46:18.804 [SPEAKER_02]: Think about this. 46:18.924 --> 46:25.609 [SPEAKER_02]: If you have a mortal enemy, like hypothetically, Alex, you and P. If you're mortal enemies, what if Alex, you built a house? 46:25.929 --> 46:27.730 [SPEAKER_02]: And it was Pete's face was the house. 46:28.270 --> 46:29.731 [SPEAKER_02]: That'd be the ultimate part. 46:30.132 --> 46:33.314 [SPEAKER_03]: If you lived in a piece of life, you could be consistent. 46:33.394 --> 46:36.396 [SPEAKER_03]: To keep it consistent, Skeletorish live in Muscle Mountain. 46:36.676 --> 47:05.135 [SPEAKER_02]: right exactly they should be roasting each other like a weird they might be like ripped abs all the way down that mountain Alex would be like welcome to Castle Pete's goal and I get to you like it's where all my power is it comes from here yes well this is uh... the what i was gonna say is it is it about about the people think it's about the masters the golf tournament do you feel like that's the real danger that we're getting into here yeah i mean that was pretty confusing to be 47:06.535 --> 47:06.755 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 47:07.756 --> 47:08.076 [SPEAKER_02]: That's it. 47:10.758 --> 47:14.261 [SPEAKER_02]: The all the original movie was called Masters of the Universe as well. 47:14.281 --> 47:14.441 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 47:14.621 --> 47:17.303 [SPEAKER_02]: And that notably flopped, I believe, too. 47:17.323 --> 47:18.363 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 47:18.444 --> 47:20.565 [SPEAKER_03]: There's got to be a little bit of a clip. 47:20.585 --> 47:21.486 [SPEAKER_03]: I haven't looked into it. 47:21.546 --> 47:21.966 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, it did. 47:22.346 --> 47:23.567 [SPEAKER_03]: I haven't looked into this at all. 47:25.020 --> 47:30.964 [SPEAKER_03]: But I have to assume it's a metal thing that being like, no, this has to be called Master's The Universe, not Hevan. 47:31.384 --> 47:33.205 [SPEAKER_03]: What Hevan is much, much clearer. 47:33.746 --> 47:38.049 [SPEAKER_03]: Also, I watch that old movie, be the week before I saw the new movie. 47:38.569 --> 47:40.710 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, you're talking about what movie? 47:41.071 --> 47:42.512 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, you're talking about the doll of London. 47:42.552 --> 47:43.372 [SPEAKER_03]: OK, OK, OK. 47:43.972 --> 47:44.513 [SPEAKER_03]: Totally fine. 47:44.573 --> 47:45.674 [SPEAKER_01]: I had a fun time watching that. 47:45.714 --> 47:46.514 [SPEAKER_01]: That is a fun time. 47:46.574 --> 47:49.436 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, that is a silly movie. 47:49.636 --> 47:52.218 [SPEAKER_03]: I had a silly fun time watching that silly movie. 47:53.127 --> 47:57.869 [SPEAKER_02]: The fact that the, all the complications of the time key or whatever it's called, that's just wild. 47:58.030 --> 47:58.510 [SPEAKER_03]: It's good. 47:59.150 --> 48:05.473 [SPEAKER_03]: So 80s that movie is like, extremely easy, but yeah, Frank, like, Gela is really fun. 48:05.713 --> 48:06.074 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 48:06.434 --> 48:10.676 [SPEAKER_03]: What does he say in the, and credit seed where he pops out of the blood? 48:10.696 --> 48:12.617 [SPEAKER_03]: He's like, I, BAAAAK! 48:12.757 --> 48:13.457 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah. 48:13.838 --> 48:14.318 [SPEAKER_02]: Very funny. 48:14.778 --> 48:15.378 [SPEAKER_02]: It's good stuff. 48:15.779 --> 48:17.700 [SPEAKER_02]: And that's where this movie picks up, I'm assuming. 48:21.210 --> 48:42.724 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... but you like the room anyway once point anything for anybody who is going to see it because if you here's the thing if you are a high-hard he bad-fad you're probably going to love this movie be i was watching this literally multiple to never mind and i don't beat up on a police don't any trailer that heavily features meccanic as not selling their movie correctly i know man 48:43.840 --> 48:46.501 [SPEAKER_03]: Straightbow says I'm working my way through the entire invincible series. 48:46.541 --> 48:47.622 [SPEAKER_03]: What should I start next? 48:47.762 --> 48:49.623 [SPEAKER_03]: Also Brooklyn says hi again. 48:49.823 --> 48:50.984 [SPEAKER_03]: Hi Brooklyn Brooklyn. 48:51.464 --> 48:51.964 [SPEAKER_03]: Brooklyn. 48:52.004 --> 48:53.465 [SPEAKER_02]: My burrow says hi as well. 48:53.765 --> 48:54.785 [SPEAKER_03]: We're a Brooklyn. 48:55.346 --> 48:57.787 [SPEAKER_03]: What should you follow up invincible with? 48:57.807 --> 49:02.889 [SPEAKER_03]: This is something I'm talking heavily about with my son who is really invincible and constantly asking about this. 49:02.949 --> 49:03.730 [SPEAKER_03]: But what do you guys see? 49:04.852 --> 49:05.733 [SPEAKER_03]: have his answers. 49:05.813 --> 49:07.916 [SPEAKER_04]: Battlecat is a fantastic. 49:08.256 --> 49:13.062 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not it doesn't have a lot of issues yet, but Battlebeast Battlebeast. 49:13.183 --> 49:15.285 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you're still stuck in the stream. 49:15.305 --> 49:16.607 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I'm still an human. 49:17.131 --> 49:39.007 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean that's a very direct if you literally are craving more invincible information I would do that but if you want to like get into that whole thing I mean like if you have been reading the mass of verse that's a that's definitely a next step out of invincible that would work out the current run of amazing spider man I think could be if you start at Joe Kelly's beginning has 49:40.008 --> 49:40.388 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh fine. 49:40.569 --> 49:45.132 [SPEAKER_03]: Throw an older one out at you that when I was looking through my shelves, I forgot about this fire breather. 49:45.152 --> 49:48.095 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh yeah, that's about a drag on teen. 49:48.975 --> 49:50.517 [SPEAKER_03]: That one's pretty good as well. 49:51.177 --> 49:53.379 [SPEAKER_03]: And also probably very similar. 49:53.399 --> 49:57.802 [SPEAKER_03]: I feel like the Nova, the Jeff Loeb did the one focusing on Sam Alexander. 49:57.822 --> 49:59.864 [SPEAKER_03]: That was also like young hero alone. 49:59.904 --> 50:03.287 [SPEAKER_03]: It's very green lantern, but that's fun as well. 50:04.306 --> 50:23.497 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... netizen says had comics companies keep comics from leaking early especially when they ship days early how does how does the media embargo work uh... well that it doesn't uh... these comics do leak days early shops leak them they send screenshots to pleaded cool for no particular reason that i could discern 50:24.088 --> 50:44.282 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... they get uploaded online all the time they end up on reddit uh... i've never leaked a comic and i never will leak a comic and either have just and repeat just right uh... again another another mid-sense mid-sense from Alex Allen i don't know if it's just a peat they 50:46.623 --> 50:51.185 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't really know them that well, so I can't see or confess if you want. 50:51.225 --> 50:51.965 [SPEAKER_03]: That's all I'm saying. 50:52.245 --> 50:53.225 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't fuck with that. 50:53.886 --> 50:56.867 [SPEAKER_03]: But it's, I need to take it for a little more seriously. 50:57.247 --> 51:01.888 [SPEAKER_03]: It's, we have this conversation, this conversation less with people. 51:01.948 --> 51:11.391 [SPEAKER_03]: The comic book industry that I do in TV critics because they are, the companies are insane in terms of putting out screeners and how they do it. 51:11.812 --> 51:15.653 [SPEAKER_03]: And frankly, they're, for the most part, only getting worse about it with some exceptions. 51:16.583 --> 51:21.107 [SPEAKER_03]: But people don't, for the most part, leak things. 51:21.247 --> 51:24.510 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, if you're a TV critic, you don't, why would you? 51:24.750 --> 51:26.452 [SPEAKER_03]: That's a betrayal of trust. 51:26.592 --> 51:33.718 [SPEAKER_03]: You're putting a, let alone, like, if you're prepping an article about spoiler dies and whatever episode, you're not going to be like, 51:34.038 --> 51:41.180 [SPEAKER_03]: Hey, by the way, spoiler dies at this episode, so that it hurts your article in advance where you talk to the actor and explain what happened. 51:41.600 --> 51:42.741 [SPEAKER_03]: That's a crazy thing to do. 51:42.921 --> 51:57.285 [SPEAKER_03]: It happened recently on the boys where people did, in fact, leak, detailed descriptions of every episode that was set out in screeners, leading to them sending the last episode very late in the game. 51:58.797 --> 52:00.918 [SPEAKER_03]: And that did apparently come from press greeners. 52:01.118 --> 52:01.959 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know who did it. 52:02.139 --> 52:05.041 [SPEAKER_03]: It is a crazy, like, career-ending thing, I think. 52:05.561 --> 52:08.663 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's the basic thing, like it's a portrayal of trust. 52:09.043 --> 52:12.925 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, but I would argue, I mean, the screeners I get are through my unions. 52:13.285 --> 52:15.566 [SPEAKER_02]: And I feel like everyone's very careful. 52:15.626 --> 52:20.769 [SPEAKER_02]: And I think they do is like, maybe show their families at the run the holidays when they get a screener for movies. 52:22.850 --> 52:31.816 [SPEAKER_02]: I feel like if anyone is leaking anything, it's likely an accident, or they're trying to send it to a close friend, and then it's accidentally gets out. 52:31.896 --> 52:33.057 [SPEAKER_02]: That's the real danger. 52:33.898 --> 52:37.500 [SPEAKER_02]: No one is intentionally leaking, who is getting screen years, I don't think. 52:38.901 --> 52:48.828 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and in terms of comics, I mean, it's happened occasionally, like there was a bunch of years back, this might have even been a decade ago, um, 52:49.799 --> 52:55.236 [SPEAKER_03]: They were marvels shut down their comp program for press. 52:56.182 --> 53:04.145 [SPEAKER_03]: because bleeding cool was given something by a member of the press and basically posted, I don't remember how much of an issue but posted it online. 53:04.685 --> 53:13.789 [SPEAKER_03]: So they shut it down and that sucked for multiple reasons, not least, which is it was very expensive then to have to buy all of that stuff. 53:14.889 --> 53:18.931 [SPEAKER_03]: It came back eventually, which is great and very nice and I appreciate that. 53:19.911 --> 53:23.613 [SPEAKER_03]: But yeah, if it happens and there is a big leak like that, 53:24.358 --> 53:27.020 [SPEAKER_03]: the it's up to the companies to take action or not, you know. 53:28.021 --> 53:28.862 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that's all. 53:29.842 --> 53:32.004 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a circle of trust. 53:32.104 --> 53:35.267 [SPEAKER_01]: Krispy Cartoon says thoughts on son of Godzilla. 53:36.868 --> 53:42.352 [SPEAKER_03]: Congrats on the birth. 53:42.432 --> 53:43.793 [SPEAKER_03]: Great. 53:43.973 --> 53:48.056 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, this is from Stanley is Spielberg still a good director. 53:48.677 --> 53:49.718 [SPEAKER_03]: We're about to find out. 53:53.493 --> 53:54.515 [SPEAKER_03]: I found out yesterday. 53:55.436 --> 53:57.881 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, let's hear it. 53:58.001 --> 54:01.447 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I mean, he's still a good director, but disclosure day is like, it's fine. 54:03.426 --> 54:23.424 [SPEAKER_03]: That's all, like yeah, I mean you can't fault his directing, all of his shots are extreme of the local pose, the movie moves along, the actors are good, the dialogues a little still tin throughout, and I have some questions about the overall plot and the structure of it, it's like both very mysterious and not mysterious enough at points. 54:24.847 --> 54:30.149 [SPEAKER_03]: There's one great action sequence in there like feels like it comes out of an Indiana Jones movie. 54:30.209 --> 54:34.350 [SPEAKER_03]: It's great worth seeing a theater for sure worth it for that alone. 54:34.590 --> 54:38.971 [SPEAKER_03]: But yeah, I don't think there's ever going to be a question about is Spielberg a good director. 54:38.991 --> 54:40.492 [SPEAKER_03]: This is not a slate to you Stanley. 54:40.532 --> 54:45.894 [SPEAKER_03]: I think just like even his bad movies still look good, you know? 54:46.514 --> 54:46.694 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 54:47.614 --> 54:53.616 [SPEAKER_02]: So I mean his just shot composition and like sequence building is unbelievable. 54:54.188 --> 54:54.528 [SPEAKER_03]: iconic. 54:55.169 --> 54:57.051 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 54:57.111 --> 55:01.795 [SPEAKER_03]: Notes from Dallas says what's a recent acquisition to your collection that you're particularly excited about. 55:02.335 --> 55:04.097 [SPEAKER_02]: Ooh good question. 55:06.764 --> 55:10.646 [SPEAKER_02]: and bought any like big things lately. 55:11.026 --> 55:33.756 [SPEAKER_03]: This is a while back, but I got the ice cream man's Sunday edition and mid-town comics they had it signed by the whole team with a certificate of art that was really and I was with my family and I was like oh man this is really cool and they were like get it and I was like no this is too much money I would never know because my son they were like get it get it get it get it so I got it so there we go. 55:34.287 --> 55:36.891 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, that's why I look at your family pressures here. 55:37.212 --> 55:37.572 [SPEAKER_01]: They did. 55:38.133 --> 55:39.836 [SPEAKER_01]: They also peer pressure me into drinking. 55:40.697 --> 55:40.998 [SPEAKER_01]: Good. 55:41.478 --> 55:41.699 [SPEAKER_04]: Good. 55:41.719 --> 55:42.580 [SPEAKER_01]: Good. 55:43.341 --> 55:44.844 [SPEAKER_04]: Because I know you took a break for a while. 55:44.864 --> 55:46.767 [SPEAKER_04]: So I'm glad that they forced you back, you know. 55:48.337 --> 55:53.638 [SPEAKER_02]: I bought a, I recently bought a twin, very weird twin peaks poster that is, I'm very excited about it. 55:53.718 --> 55:55.519 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm just this past week, comes in the mail tomorrow. 55:55.959 --> 56:00.220 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, the last very comics thing I got that was a splurge that I'm excited about. 56:00.420 --> 56:06.681 [SPEAKER_02]: I haven't framed yet, is the ice cream man panel that I've talked about on here a bunch. 56:06.881 --> 56:07.882 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, yeah. 56:07.922 --> 56:08.302 [SPEAKER_02]: It's great. 56:08.342 --> 56:08.982 [SPEAKER_01]: Have I shown it? 56:09.002 --> 56:09.422 [SPEAKER_01]: Let me get it. 56:09.582 --> 56:10.902 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, you did, you did, Joe. 56:11.062 --> 56:11.503 [SPEAKER_01]: I did, Joe. 56:11.723 --> 56:13.263 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you're sure you can do it again, though. 56:13.903 --> 56:19.387 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, while you're going to get that, uh, I, um, I talked about it. 56:19.487 --> 56:28.534 [SPEAKER_04]: I, what I like to do is when I go to a new place and find a comic shop and then go in and kind of treat myself with something behind the counter, like a nice comic. 56:29.275 --> 56:30.836 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, it's a good job. 56:32.490 --> 56:42.098 [SPEAKER_01]: Come on comics and Last week that I got a pucky home here number one that I was in really great condition. 56:42.138 --> 56:44.840 [SPEAKER_01]: That was very excited about Captain Bucky. 56:44.900 --> 56:45.241 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh here. 56:45.781 --> 56:47.382 [SPEAKER_01]: We didn't run you back like 98 cents. 56:47.723 --> 56:48.984 [SPEAKER_04]: Hey, how dare you? 56:49.384 --> 56:50.805 [SPEAKER_01]: Just show this off. 56:50.825 --> 56:50.966 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 56:51.006 --> 56:52.367 [SPEAKER_02]: Thank you full screen 56:54.143 --> 57:04.968 [SPEAKER_03]: here it is that's gorgeous for anybody listening to the podcast instead of watching online this is a new year face out of the frame it's kind of ruining the moment. 57:05.088 --> 57:06.408 [SPEAKER_03]: No, it's not. 57:06.628 --> 57:11.890 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a beautiful sequence of panels from the what was it destruction and two issues that's not what it's called. 57:12.131 --> 57:12.991 [SPEAKER_03]: Twenty three inches. 57:13.531 --> 57:14.932 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, it's a scene from 57:16.577 --> 57:19.918 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, I forget I keep think I call it scenes from a car wreck, but that's not what it's called. 57:22.739 --> 57:23.460 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, there we go. 57:23.480 --> 57:24.620 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, minimize you again. 57:25.000 --> 57:26.781 [SPEAKER_03]: That is great. 57:27.341 --> 57:28.741 [SPEAKER_03]: See you from a car crash. 57:29.562 --> 57:30.042 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, thank you. 57:30.102 --> 57:31.042 [SPEAKER_03]: Not great. 57:31.062 --> 57:33.583 [SPEAKER_03]: We've got a couple of other questions here. 57:33.643 --> 57:35.064 [SPEAKER_03]: Have you guys this is from Pablo? 57:35.424 --> 57:37.645 [SPEAKER_03]: Have you guys played that James Bond game yet? 57:38.285 --> 57:38.865 [SPEAKER_03]: I have not. 57:40.046 --> 57:40.606 [SPEAKER_04]: Old golden. 57:40.686 --> 57:40.966 [SPEAKER_04]: I won. 57:41.026 --> 57:42.206 [SPEAKER_04]: I have many years ago. 57:44.897 --> 57:45.417 [SPEAKER_02]: Golden nine. 57:45.877 --> 57:46.618 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I played a couple. 57:46.798 --> 57:47.798 [SPEAKER_02]: I played gold my little bit. 57:48.178 --> 57:48.819 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, me too. 57:48.979 --> 57:50.279 [SPEAKER_03]: You guys would have placed them golden. 57:50.319 --> 57:50.699 [SPEAKER_03]: I later. 57:51.060 --> 57:51.460 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, man. 57:51.520 --> 57:52.240 [SPEAKER_03]: Our it's a six. 57:52.260 --> 57:53.441 [SPEAKER_03]: The name is on our job. 57:54.341 --> 57:56.542 [SPEAKER_03]: Decompression in a wreck is there we go. 57:58.283 --> 58:01.304 [SPEAKER_03]: Speaking of your game, straight, but let's say it's all the big game announcements for this week. 58:01.424 --> 58:03.245 [SPEAKER_03]: Anything you're excited about. 58:03.265 --> 58:13.249 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't have one that I'll measure the kid about today that I'm not sure how I feel about is they're doing a switch to ground up remake of Ocarina of time. 58:14.350 --> 58:18.456 [SPEAKER_03]: Which I'm like, ooh, that's cool. 58:18.716 --> 58:21.419 [SPEAKER_03]: But also, Ocarina of Time was perfect. 58:21.860 --> 58:24.543 [SPEAKER_03]: And oh, wow, look at you. 58:24.563 --> 58:25.765 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know about that. 58:25.785 --> 58:27.247 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, oh, perfect. 58:27.267 --> 58:28.629 [SPEAKER_01]: So don't touch it, huh? 58:28.669 --> 58:31.993 [SPEAKER_01]: What are we going to do to, they're going to do some stuff to make a difference, right? 58:32.450 --> 58:34.051 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, what about breaking to electric? 58:34.111 --> 58:36.854 [SPEAKER_01]: It looks, I mean, I like it to a whole other level. 58:36.934 --> 58:38.655 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, yes, it's not a sequel. 58:38.816 --> 58:39.957 [SPEAKER_03]: I like that great movie. 58:40.417 --> 58:45.842 [SPEAKER_03]: This is completely redone all the graphics, everything, to make it up to date for the Switch 2. 58:45.942 --> 58:46.602 [SPEAKER_03]: I will say, 58:47.968 --> 58:54.917 [SPEAKER_03]: I played Ocarino time on, I mean, I'm trying to remember where there was on the switch to. 58:54.997 --> 59:00.203 [SPEAKER_03]: Whatever it was like the controls didn't map correctly, so it was a little tough to play. 59:00.364 --> 59:06.011 [SPEAKER_03]: So that's something I would be excited about if I could play it again, but actually played on the switch control, though, it would be pretty cool. 59:06.366 --> 59:10.070 [SPEAKER_04]: I think we need to bring back bright dance fighting as a way to solve our problems. 59:10.331 --> 59:13.374 [SPEAKER_03]: Pete, you'll be excited to hear about this to bring back crazy taxi. 59:13.514 --> 59:14.896 [SPEAKER_03]: Crazy taxi is back Pete. 59:15.537 --> 59:15.937 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh cool. 59:16.458 --> 59:16.678 [SPEAKER_01]: Great. 59:17.639 --> 59:19.361 [SPEAKER_03]: This from Gary Ram. 59:19.401 --> 59:22.965 [SPEAKER_03]: What's the longest media embargo you have experienced? 59:24.767 --> 59:42.642 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't remember I've had but in TV sometimes you do a set visit and they're like yeah you can put this up a year later to the point that you completely forget about it and they're like reviews yeah the embargo's up tomorrow and you're like what now which show what are you talking about that network doesn't exist anymore yeah 59:44.934 --> 01:00:04.846 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... problem or duty witnesses anyone see the trailer for ice cream men yet he's talking about the e-live roth ice cream men not the comic book ice cream man and i have not uh... i don't have also that but i am curious with that that is not going to be all like the comic it has nothing to do with the comic it's just about a killer ice cream man boom 01:00:05.543 --> 01:00:06.824 [SPEAKER_03]: Boo, and that's it. 01:00:06.924 --> 01:00:07.604 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, hold on. 01:00:07.624 --> 01:00:08.525 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah. 01:00:08.565 --> 01:00:08.925 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah. 01:00:08.945 --> 01:00:12.388 [SPEAKER_04]: That's about the Wolverine trailer, uh, which I did check out. 01:00:12.408 --> 01:00:14.489 [SPEAKER_04]: And it looks pretty damn badass for the game. 01:00:14.569 --> 01:00:15.390 [SPEAKER_04]: So great. 01:00:15.450 --> 01:00:18.272 [SPEAKER_03]: How do you feel about the fact that it's costume also heals? 01:00:19.753 --> 01:00:21.294 [SPEAKER_04]: That just makes sense, you know what I mean? 01:00:22.234 --> 01:00:23.215 [SPEAKER_02]: It just makes sense. 01:00:23.295 --> 01:00:23.675 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:00:24.256 --> 01:00:26.197 [SPEAKER_02]: Like the clothes that will heal after something. 01:00:26.217 --> 01:00:27.278 [SPEAKER_02]: It's, you know, it helps. 01:00:27.298 --> 01:00:28.739 [SPEAKER_04]: Pants can grow and shrink. 01:00:28.759 --> 01:00:30.720 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, why not Wolverine stuff, you know what I mean? 01:00:31.101 --> 01:00:31.301 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:00:32.321 --> 01:00:37.182 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, that's a great item for our next section, which is trivia! 01:00:38.083 --> 01:00:39.083 [SPEAKER_03]: Ah, hey! 01:00:39.263 --> 01:00:41.544 [SPEAKER_04]: This is part of give back to you the lovely audience. 01:00:41.584 --> 01:00:43.024 [SPEAKER_04]: We really appreciate your listening. 01:00:43.824 --> 01:00:48.845 [SPEAKER_04]: It's an opportunity to win $25 free dollars to Midtown Comics Online. 01:00:49.145 --> 01:00:51.986 [SPEAKER_04]: Just if you had 25 bucks, you'd probably want to go to the comic book shop. 01:00:52.446 --> 01:00:58.768 [SPEAKER_04]: All we need is a first hand up, a one-brave volunteer, and you can win cash money. 01:01:00.542 --> 01:01:01.882 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, not really cash money. 01:01:02.042 --> 01:01:03.103 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Pablo says. 01:01:03.143 --> 01:01:03.643 [SPEAKER_03]: Right. 01:01:03.723 --> 01:01:05.343 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, Pablo. 01:01:05.363 --> 01:01:05.463 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:01:05.483 --> 01:01:12.945 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, and Guy Romm mentions FF unstable particles for your fantastic for hard stuff. 01:01:13.185 --> 01:01:13.785 [SPEAKER_03]: Good call there. 01:01:14.205 --> 01:01:14.565 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 01:01:14.606 --> 01:01:17.166 [SPEAKER_03]: But Pablo, you're up for trivia. 01:01:17.186 --> 01:01:20.327 [SPEAKER_03]: Drop your answers in the comments, Pete. 01:01:21.406 --> 01:01:21.926 [SPEAKER_03]: Take it away. 01:01:22.246 --> 01:01:30.811 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay today's trivia is about the comic skate alley and a small nod to the Legend Barry Cowwell RIP. 01:01:31.011 --> 01:01:32.692 [SPEAKER_04]: Thanks for all your work on Pinky in the brain. 01:01:33.412 --> 01:01:33.852 [SPEAKER_04]: Here we go. 01:01:34.352 --> 01:01:36.413 [SPEAKER_01]: Question number one. 01:01:37.094 --> 01:01:43.017 [SPEAKER_04]: Who writes the amazing comic skate alley is it A, Sam Humphrey's and Kelly Sue DeConnick? 01:01:43.637 --> 01:01:48.259 [SPEAKER_04]: B normally I don't like it cock in my sandwich, but for you I'll make the exception. 01:01:48.799 --> 01:01:49.740 [SPEAKER_04]: See Dick Rubin. 01:01:53.857 --> 01:01:56.438 [SPEAKER_02]: The forbidden delicacy, as you call it. 01:01:57.718 --> 01:02:00.959 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, I guess technically Pete Hogi is going to be like that too, right? 01:02:01.259 --> 01:02:01.699 [SPEAKER_03]: No, wow. 01:02:01.719 --> 01:02:02.119 [SPEAKER_02]: That is. 01:02:02.139 --> 01:02:09.541 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, well, as you know, like when the order of certain foods that tell you how to eat it and with the Pete Hogi you start with the dick first. 01:02:10.421 --> 01:02:11.201 [SPEAKER_02]: Hey. 01:02:11.381 --> 01:02:11.861 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:02:12.021 --> 01:02:13.942 [SPEAKER_03]: It's sticking out the top, like the toothpick. 01:02:14.382 --> 01:02:15.302 [SPEAKER_04]: Take a little nibble. 01:02:15.722 --> 01:02:16.282 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll follow the same thing. 01:02:16.302 --> 01:02:16.962 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll follow the same thing. 01:02:16.982 --> 01:02:18.023 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll follow the same thing. 01:02:18.043 --> 01:02:19.343 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll follow the same thing. 01:02:20.143 --> 01:02:21.183 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll follow the same thing. 01:02:21.243 --> 01:02:22.244 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll follow the same thing. 01:02:22.264 --> 01:02:22.904 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll follow the same thing. 01:02:24.716 --> 01:02:45.775 [SPEAKER_04]: uh... what does the art who does the art on the fantastic comic skate alley is it a nacha boostos b normally i don't like cock in the forest c dick silvia silvia or sorry silva fixie now that doesn't make it clear 01:02:46.321 --> 01:02:59.485 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, uh, as we all know, Silva is Latin for a forest, so, uh, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow 01:03:00.148 --> 01:03:00.688 [SPEAKER_04]: It's pretty good. 01:03:00.848 --> 01:03:05.270 [SPEAKER_04]: It's got a trip coming up to Columbia, so I've been practicing a lot of my different languages. 01:03:06.210 --> 01:03:06.670 [SPEAKER_04]: What? 01:03:10.011 --> 01:03:11.451 [SPEAKER_02]: It's just because we're not in America. 01:03:11.531 --> 01:03:12.232 [SPEAKER_02]: Really? 01:03:12.292 --> 01:03:14.052 [SPEAKER_03]: I've got to be ready. 01:03:14.092 --> 01:03:17.093 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I've got to practice my latin at my barricade. 01:03:17.173 --> 01:03:18.253 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll be good to go. 01:03:18.413 --> 01:03:19.334 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, my Spanish. 01:03:19.354 --> 01:03:20.914 [SPEAKER_03]: Have you seen French? 01:03:21.694 --> 01:03:23.095 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh my god, Justin's frozen. 01:03:23.675 --> 01:03:26.336 [SPEAKER_03]: Why don't you do question three people? 01:03:26.376 --> 01:03:27.136 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, I will. 01:03:28.397 --> 01:03:33.760 [SPEAKER_04]: In the worth checking out comics, Ali, what is banned in the future? 01:03:34.000 --> 01:03:35.361 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it a skateboarding? 01:03:36.002 --> 01:03:37.002 [SPEAKER_04]: Be what are you? 01:03:37.042 --> 01:03:38.063 [SPEAKER_04]: A dick with ears? 01:03:38.403 --> 01:03:40.024 [SPEAKER_04]: See, Jimmy hears. 01:03:43.306 --> 01:03:43.566 [SPEAKER_01]: What? 01:03:45.147 --> 01:03:46.888 [SPEAKER_03]: Dick with ears is Jimmy. 01:03:46.908 --> 01:03:48.829 [SPEAKER_03]: He hears. 01:03:48.849 --> 01:03:49.190 [SPEAKER_01]: Jimmy? 01:03:49.330 --> 01:03:50.630 [SPEAKER_01]: Is Jimmy a word for dick? 01:03:51.271 --> 01:03:52.572 [SPEAKER_01]: Sure is, buddy, sometimes. 01:03:54.642 --> 01:03:58.384 [SPEAKER_03]: A lot of words you can sort of, A is correct. 01:03:58.884 --> 01:04:01.125 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, congratulations, Pablo. 01:04:01.165 --> 01:04:02.746 [SPEAKER_03]: You've won a $25 gift gift gift. 01:04:02.766 --> 01:04:03.987 [SPEAKER_03]: Congratulations, Pablo. 01:04:04.007 --> 01:04:06.388 [SPEAKER_03]: Should I send an email and we'll get that off to you? 01:04:07.209 --> 01:04:09.810 [SPEAKER_03]: Pete, what secret movie were you referring to? 01:04:09.930 --> 01:04:14.392 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, of course, I was referring to the 2001 animated movie, Osmosis Jones. 01:04:15.292 --> 01:04:16.053 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, wow. 01:04:16.213 --> 01:04:16.613 [SPEAKER_04]: What about you? 01:04:16.653 --> 01:04:16.833 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:04:17.393 --> 01:04:20.355 [SPEAKER_02]: That's your local diner you live in the country, obviously. 01:04:20.375 --> 01:04:22.536 [SPEAKER_02]: We don't know where, but so you're so far from reality. 01:04:22.576 --> 01:04:24.757 [SPEAKER_02]: Can you order a dick rubin' at your local diner? 01:04:25.817 --> 01:04:27.838 [SPEAKER_02]: I had a drive for us to track you down. 01:04:28.098 --> 01:04:30.159 [SPEAKER_04]: I haven't tried, but yeah. 01:04:30.700 --> 01:04:30.880 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:04:31.420 --> 01:04:31.780 [SPEAKER_03]: Who knows? 01:04:32.200 --> 01:04:32.460 [SPEAKER_03]: Do it. 01:04:33.941 --> 01:04:36.002 [SPEAKER_03]: As well, though, dude, comics come out tomorrow. 01:04:36.022 --> 01:04:37.763 [SPEAKER_03]: What are you guys looking forward to, Pete? 01:04:38.597 --> 01:04:41.018 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh man, a lot of great stuff coming out, Alex. 01:04:41.058 --> 01:04:41.998 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm glad you asked me. 01:04:42.178 --> 01:04:45.200 [SPEAKER_04]: And of course, I'm looking forward to skate Ali. 01:04:46.360 --> 01:04:49.581 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, the arch is absolutely fantastic. 01:04:49.641 --> 01:04:51.862 [SPEAKER_04]: I think and I'm looking forward to checking it out. 01:04:52.162 --> 01:04:54.943 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm also looking forward to absolute catwoman number one. 01:04:56.744 --> 01:05:00.225 [SPEAKER_04]: So I've heard great stuff and it's a kind of an amazing team. 01:05:00.265 --> 01:05:02.046 [SPEAKER_04]: So looking forward to checking that out. 01:05:03.292 --> 01:05:16.038 [SPEAKER_02]: Justin, I'm going to give it up for the Fury of Firestore, number three from DC Comics, Jeff Lamir's book, really enjoying the sort of the sci-fi horror take of this comic, really is paste really well. 01:05:16.058 --> 01:05:21.541 [SPEAKER_02]: You can see that it's done by someone who's been doing comics for so, so long. 01:05:22.061 --> 01:05:25.783 [SPEAKER_02]: Got to also shout out nice house by the scene number 10. 01:05:26.103 --> 01:05:26.983 [SPEAKER_01]: This is it. 01:05:27.523 --> 01:05:28.104 [SPEAKER_02]: This very 01:05:33.431 --> 01:05:39.791 [SPEAKER_02]: getting less complicated I think in the recent issues and that's been a good thing so excited to see what happens next. 01:05:40.620 --> 01:06:03.146 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... lots of stuff i'm intrigued by tomorrow i am very curious about a ventures are a market covered out for the most big event they've been teasing let's see how it is also m one monster racing league is the first time that j lee has done interior art on an ongoing comic book series in forever uh... and that's always a treat just uh... 01:06:03.946 --> 01:06:05.087 [SPEAKER_04]: just a heads up on that. 01:06:05.667 --> 01:06:06.848 [SPEAKER_04]: I've seen some solicits. 01:06:06.908 --> 01:06:10.731 [SPEAKER_04]: If you think it's F1, but monsters are racing, it's not that. 01:06:10.851 --> 01:06:13.112 [SPEAKER_01]: So, you know, just a heads up. 01:06:13.713 --> 01:06:14.713 [SPEAKER_01]: It is that though. 01:06:15.734 --> 01:06:16.995 [SPEAKER_01]: Pete doing the research. 01:06:17.035 --> 01:06:18.396 [SPEAKER_01]: Gavin, gweedry in the comments. 01:06:18.436 --> 01:06:18.836 [SPEAKER_01]: Shouts. 01:06:19.497 --> 01:06:20.557 [SPEAKER_02]: Hello, nerds. 01:06:20.938 --> 01:06:22.078 [SPEAKER_01]: Hello, back Gavin. 01:06:22.138 --> 01:06:22.279 [SPEAKER_03]: Woo, 01:06:24.400 --> 01:06:28.882 [SPEAKER_03]: And also give a shout out to Bad Thoughts, number one from Ignition Press. 01:06:28.902 --> 01:06:31.102 [SPEAKER_03]: They've been doing some really good stuff out there. 01:06:32.363 --> 01:06:37.825 [SPEAKER_03]: And this is about a kind of psychic warfare essentially as the shortest way to put it in. 01:06:38.406 --> 01:06:40.747 [SPEAKER_03]: So that's Andy Parks and Dave Walker. 01:06:41.227 --> 01:06:42.887 [SPEAKER_03]: So curious to check that out as well. 01:06:43.308 --> 01:06:48.810 [SPEAKER_03]: All of that stuff and many more is going to be in our stack podcast that Dave use Wednesday at 9 a.m. 01:06:49.115 --> 01:07:10.561 [SPEAKER_03]: both of the comic book club feed and in it's own dedicated stack what did you what did you where we go as I mentioned at the top of the show once a month or two tribute to folks don't worry me I talk for a while to give you time to find a you know actually have to say that in a drive which is all important information you've done never 01:07:11.542 --> 01:07:11.742 [SPEAKER_03]: Great. 01:07:11.762 --> 01:07:12.443 [SPEAKER_03]: Let me know when you're done. 01:07:12.463 --> 01:07:14.886 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll just give a nice pause here on our audio podcast. 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