If Adventure has a name, it must be Indiana Jones. Trust me. Hi this is Ed Dollister and welcome to episode 337 of the Indiecast, your monthly look at,

Indiana Jones News from around the world.

This episode we head straight to club Obie One for two great interviews.

The first with Dial of Destiny storyboard artist Gabriel Hardman,

and the second with John Harrison, author of Indiana Clones Diary,

an indispensable guide to the best big screen Raiders ripoffs, as well as an update

from Chris A and IJ in the UK and more of your great emails.

So sit back and relax as we take a look at what's making news in the world of

Indiana Jones this week. Well, we have a capacity crowd at Club Obie I, so let's welcome our first guest who is chatting with official

Indicast correspondent Mitch Halleck. It's Indiana Jones in the Dial of Destiny

Storyboard artist Gabriel Hardman.

All right everybody this is Mitch Halleck your official indie cash reporter coming at you with an interview

with a man who works in both worlds. He's a comic book artist and writer and he also has the luxury of being involved in the movie industry as a

storyboard artist as well. Please welcome to the indie cast. Gabriel Hartman

and I'm gonna just go over some of your credits real quick as a co-writer and artist of a Hugo nominated

SciFi series called Invisible Republic I think that was Image right?

Yes and then it was writer and artist Public, I think that was Image, right? Yes.

And then it was writer and artist on Kinski, the Belfry, published by Image.

Also, Star Wars Legacy, which was, I was a big fan of that comic too.

Then you worked on Planet the Apes Savage Hulk,

Sensation Comics which featured Wonder Woman.

And I just showed Gabe just before we started,

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