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Xfinity internet required. Actual speeds vary. From KQED. From GQED in San Francisco, I'm Mina Kim.

I'm Alexis Madrigal.

This is form and focus where each week we bring you a couple selections from interviews that we don't want you to miss.

What have you got this week, Mina?

Well, you know why I wanted to talk about my conversation with the Keys, Keegan Michael Key and L. Key?

Because they're really funny.

Well, they're both really funny, but you know what I did? I actually made Keegan laugh.

Yeah.

I mean, I will say that I made him laugh with a joke that he himself made in his own book and on his own podcast.

So I don't know if that counts.

That is a guaranteed win, though.

You know, you gotta take them where you can get them.

So this week, you had a great interview with graphic novelist, screenwriter Dan Klaus.

Why was this a highlight for you?

Klaus is just really smart and he created a masterpiece, as Juno Diaz called it in the New York Times.

And so it really is unlike any comic book or graphic novel I've ever read.

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