11 O'Clock Comics Episode 633

11 O'Clock Comics Podcast

VinceB, David Price, and Wood

Indie, Comicbooks, Graphicdesign, Comix, Illustration, Independent, Art, Sequentialcomics, Superhero, Visual Arts, Arts, Graphicnovel

4.8 • 709 Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2019

⏱️ 156 minutes

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Summary

HBO's Watchmen Episode One, Howard Chaykin and Star Wars, Martin Scorsese and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, So Beautiful and So Dangerous by Angus McKie from Heavy Metal, Street Angel: Superhero for a Day by Jim Rugg from Image Comics, The Mask: I Pledge Allegiance to the Mask from Dark Horse, The Search for Smilin' Ed by Kim Deitch from Fantagraphics, Superman Smashes the Klan #1 from DC, Ophiuchus from Image, plus a whole mess more!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Matt Wagner, creator of Grendelan Mage at this year's New York City Comic-Con, and you're listening to 11 o'clock comics.
0:23.5	There's that sound.
0:25.5	That means we are go.
0:28.4	11 o'clock comics are go.
0:31.1	So we should have shirts that says that.
0:32.7	Yeah.
0:35.1	It's a stacks of shirts.
0:37.1	Piles and piles of them.
0:38.6	It is getting close to Christmas,
0:44.1	and I did receive a message from that related to that very topic.
0:45.8	So I should have read it.
0:48.1	Speaking of Christmas, I was thinking about that.
0:52.4	Are we not doing the holiday gift exchange this year?
0:54.4	Why, it's only October. I feel like it's usually gone by now isn't it
0:57.0	no idea
0:58.2	no what are usually
0:59.2	um
0:59.9	has everybody
1:01.7	chiming in early November
1:04.0	oh okay okay
1:05.5	I'm pretty sure
1:06.6	disregard then
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