1030 - Emerald City Comicon Tapes vol.3

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4.3 • 668 Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2011

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Summary

Our first Convention Tour Stop comes to a close, but not before talking with Top Cow's Filip Sablik, Gabriel Hardman and Corinna Bechko, Scottie Young, GB Tran, Adam Warrock, Emi Lenox, Steve Lieber, Andy Kuhn, Frank Quitely and more! (1:41:01)

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0:00.0	Comic Geekspeak, Episode 1030, Emerald City Comic-Con, 2011.
0:27.6	They just opened the doors.
0:30.6	Why don't you guys introduce yourselves?
0:32.6	Well, my name is Brian Beardsley.
0:34.6	I'm the artist.
0:35.6	My name's Todd Downing.
0:36.6	I'm the writer. And what are you the artist and writer of?
0:40.3	Give us the pitch.
0:43.3	We are a web comic that's based in the 1920s just before the first World War, just before the Second World War.
0:51.3	And it's marking back to the old old name.
0:56.1	Alex Raymond, that
0:58.0	kind of stuff. Flash Gordon,
1:00.3	Buck Rogers, Agent X.
1:02.8	Yeah.
1:05.6	We, it's
1:06.1	Captain Stratosphere is hired
1:08.3	by
1:09.0	well, you've seen a...
1:11.2	It's a technology and commerce concern headed by Thomas Edison.
1:20.8	And it's an experimental new airship with an experimental drive system, it's helium lift so it doesn't explode
1:29.5	which is nice that's one advantage they have over the German airship the Luft Panzer
1:35.2	yes but hired by Edison to battle the evil forces of Alice for Powell right nice so he's in
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