Bullpen Bulletins Episode 11

11 O'Clock Comics Podcast

VinceB, David Price, and Wood

Visual Arts, Arts

4.7 • 714 Ratings

🗓️ 26 November 2006

⏱️ 199 minutes

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Summary

Bullet Points' Tommy Lee Edwards stops by to talk about art, his past, present, and future work, factors influencing his decision to go exclusive with Marvel, Star Wars, and much more! Also, Doombot joins in on our discussion of Civil War #5! All this, plus the usual shorts, Buzz Line messages, and just plain weirdness you can only find here!

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	Bhopal, The
0:23.6	The You are listening to Apple Pimplet and Special Edition.
0:48.3	First in this series, collect them all. Okay out there at Marvel and Face facefront, this is Stan Lee speaking.
1:35.4	Hey, who made you with this, Jockey Lee?
1:38.3	Well, well, Jolly Jack Kirby.
1:48.8	By the way, Jack, the readers have been complaining about Sue's hairdo again.
1:50.1	What am I supposed to do?
1:51.2	Be a hairdresser?
1:53.2	Next time I'll draw a baldheaded. Okay. Hello and welcome to Bullpen Bulletin,
2:11.3	a celebration of all things Marvel.
2:13.7	I'm Vince B.
2:15.1	I'm David Price.
2:17.0	And holy, macrolandy
2:18.8	do we have an episode for you today
2:21.6	yeah in our second half
2:24.3	we pulled in
2:26.4	Tony Guagliardo
2:28.5	who also is known as DoomBot on our forum
2:31.3	for a talk about
2:33.4	Civil War number five, among other things.
2:37.8	And for the first half of our show, we found this unknown, you know, seldom seen comic artists.
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