1274 - A Conversation with Bill Willingham

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4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2012

⏱️ 84 minutes

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We're big fans of Fables here at CGS so it was great to get to talk to writer Bill Willingham. We discuss his childhood reading habits, his desire to be Tarzan and of course Fables. He's also spearheading a convention next year - Fabletown and Beyond. (1:23:29)

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geeks Speak episode 1274, a conversation with Bill Willingham.
0:10.8	You got it on Wednesday, and it was like about it going to the ball you love.
0:15.6	These guys will talk about it, everything the geeks love from kids.
0:18.3	The movies are planes like the is on everything you read.
0:22.1	Comic, movie, game, toys, artists, come.
0:26.2	Come on, deep speak.
0:27.2	Come on, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, keep.
0:31.2	Come, come, come, keep.
0:33.3	United in the world's mightiest hero.
0:37.2	This is.
0:38.7	I'm Brian Kreschman.
0:40.3	I'm Brian Deer.
0:41.4	On Mike Gallagher.
0:45.8	And welcome to the show.
0:47.8	And also joining us this week, again, from our previous episode, author, writer,
0:53.1	listener, Tom King.
0:54.5	Welcome, welcome back, Tom.
0:55.9	Thanks for having me on it. It's a big honor.
0:57.4	How was the traffic going?
0:58.1	Because you went back home, came back here again.
1:00.5	I know.
1:01.1	Every time a three-hour drive, you guys are asleep.
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