Book of the Month Club - Animal Man vol.1

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🗓️ 29 December 2005

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Grant Morrison. Animal Man. Wile E. Coyote?! No words can explain what you are about to hear. Join us as we discuss Animal Man volume 1 along with special guest Geoff Klock.

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geek Speak, special Book of the Month Club edition, Issue 7.
0:07.0	What is 7?
0:07.7	Yeah, 7.
0:08.8	Uh, Animal Man.
0:24.9	And welcome to Comic Geek Speak.
0:26.0	I'm Brian Deemer.
0:27.2	I'm Adam Murdo.
0:28.1	I'm Matt.
0:29.4	I'm Jamie D.
0:30.5	I'm Peter Rios.
0:35.8	And this is Book of the Month Club, Episode 7, Animal Man.
0:39.0	All right.
0:42.4	Who wants to start with this?
0:46.9	Who wants to start?
0:51.8	Animal Man by Grant Morrison, his first American work.
0:56.8	After Alan Moore's Swamp Thing, Karenger, and a bunch of other, maybe Dick Giordana, I forget who, they went over to England and picked up Neil
1:01.7	Gaiman and picked up Grant Morrison, and I'm sure a few other people to pitch some comics,
1:07.9	came back, and he gave us Animal Man. Originally supposed to be a four-issue
1:13.1	miniseries, and somewhere around issue two or three, he said the response was so good already
1:21.6	that they told him that he needed to continue it to push it beyond the fourth issue.
1:30.6	And this trade is collecting issue 1 through 9.
1:35.8	And if you are unfamiliar with our Book of the Month Club episodes,
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