Hey guys, Jook Asada here from Marvel.com and I'm here with an incredibly

special guest Mr. Jimmy Kimmel. Thank you for calling me special even

incredibly special I like I think you're calling me special. Even incredibly special.

I like that.

I think you're incredibly special, actually.

But when you work at Marvel, you use words like that regularly.

Amazing.

Incredible uncanny.

You're not uncanny.

Not uncanny.

Okay, good. Just take incredible and run with it. So Jimmy, listen, before we get started, I mean, I think one of the things I really wanted to touch upon was that, you know, it's not just comics that we're going to be talking about and your show, but you also draw.

You're actually a very, by way, when I was on your show, I think it was 2012 2012 and we were doing a cross promotional thing whatever it was and

and then you said you know I draw you know what I hear that from something it's just like

oh Jesus you know like cold bear can't draw worth it right just so you know

I think you should be your stuff. I'm like holy mackerel. This guy's really really talented and. And well, that's nice.

You know, the stuff I showed you, I think I was like 11 when I drew it.

Oh, I showed you some other stuff.

Well, that's not, yeah, that's what I think I wanted to do had I not been lured into the evil world of show business.

That's what I was going to ask you.

What would have been the fallback career and I guess...

When I was a kid I wanted to draw Marvel Comics.

That was what I wanted to. But I that was what that's what I wanted to but I also with that said never had any idea how one would go about it

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