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Welcome to the show.

I'm Brian Deamer.

I'm Peter Rios.

Welcome. Welcome to Comic Geek speak. This episode episode we had the pleasure, the absolute pleasure, of talking with artist and creator Charlie Adlerd.

Charlie is coming to us because his new book, Altamont, a hardcover from Image Comics, with writer Herakana, has been released.

We had the pleasure of reading it.

We're going to talk about it.

Let me give you the little rundown here first of what Altamont is.

Altamont follows the story of Jenny and each of her friends as they navigate love, friendship, and their own

personal demons, all while trying to make it out of the Altamont Concert Alive. It was supposed

to be a beautiful free festival, a celebration of love and sharing. Instead, the Altamont

Speedway Free Festival became the symbol of the end of an era.

Illustrated by the artist of the Walking Dead in a vintage style borrowed from pop art of the 1960s,

Charlie Adlerd and Heracana mixed fact with fiction as they explore this infamous moment in cultural history by giving us a disenchanted

portrait of a free and dreamy youth marked by the Vietnam War. That's one of the many topics,

right, then we talked to Charlie about. Yeah, we spent a lot of time talking about lots of other nerdy things, you know.

He could be a regular on the show.

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