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4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 28 October 2010

⏱️ 126 minutes

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Summary

We dip into the October Previews to spotlight Martin Flink's The Man of Glass, Magus with co-writer Jon Price and artist Rebekah Isaacs and Echoes by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Rahsan Ekedal. We also talk with Emi Lenox about her collected diary comic Emitown. (2:06:19)

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0:00.0	Hello, this is Martin Flink from Denmark, a long-time listener of Comic-Geek Speak since episode 21.
0:08.0	I'm just saying something on Dansk to all the Danish lydder.
0:12.0	Lyt to Comic-Eak speak. Super-fodd podcast.
0:16.0	I've followed them since 2004.
0:20.0	It's the whole Vair.
0:21.6	Now I'm going to go to English.
0:23.6	And that was a little something for some of my Danish friends about Comic-Geek speak.
0:29.6	And this is episode 9-51, Indy Spotlight.
0:48.5	And welcome to Comic Geek Speak.
0:50.4	And I'm Brian Christman.
0:53.9	And as you heard on the phone, that was Martin.
0:55.1	Martin, welcome to the show.
0:56.6	Hey, hi.
1:00.6	How's it going out there in Denmark?
1:09.0	It's raining, and right now I'm standing just right outside my door, having a little cigarette,
1:12.2	calming my nerves a little bit.
1:15.8	No, no worries.
1:18.3	We're going to treat you nice here, you know.
1:19.2	Yeah.
1:24.8	Listening since episode 21, and we met you at Moka.
1:26.7	I forget what year it was, but we did... Oh, I think it was 2006, I think.
1:31.4	Okay.
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