87 - A Conversation with Paul Pope

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Graphic Novel, Superhero, Comicbook, Comicbooks, Comic Book, Comics, Arts, Comic Books, Arts & Entertainment, Comic

4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 22 December 2005

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

He's done everything from independent comics to big budget Batman. He's Paul Pope. We spoke with Paul live from the streets of Manhattan to learn about his craft and inspirations, his comic origin story, talking with Frank Miller, and his love of manga. We wrap up the episode with the usual CGS goodness of Listener Feedback, a Call Me segment with Marcin Wolynski, Off the Rack reviews and more. (1:33:41)

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geek Speak, episode 87.
0:05.1	Jingle bells, Batman smells Robin late a day.
0:08.8	Batmobile lost his wheel and the Joker got away.
0:12.0	Hey!
0:15.4	Oh, pardon our ridiculousness, but, you know, it's almost Christmas.
0:18.6	It's Christmas.
0:19.8	That's right.
0:20.5	It's funny how we all know that.
0:22.7	You know, every kid of five years old knows that stupid song.
0:26.4	My niece at four years old, that's what she sings.
0:28.9	Yeah.
0:31.1	Hey, this episode of Comic Geekspeak is brought to by the New York City Comic-Con February 24th through 26,
0:38.5	the Jacob Javitt Center in New York City.
0:41.4	Tickets are for Friday, $15, Saturday or Sunday, $25 each, or all three days.
0:48.4	$35.
0:49.4	Special guests include Jim Lee, Todd McFarlane, Brad Meltzer,
0:55.6	a bunch of Joe Casada,
0:56.7	and Neil Adams
0:58.3	and a whole bunch
0:59.4	of other people.
1:00.5	So we were going to
1:01.4	be there,
	...

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