So that's 30 years of dreaming of that and I just walked away like that because

Easy comics isn't my source. God is my source and I'm like I will not be a part of this

All right everyone well, thanks for joining us. Thank you for joining us gave this gonna be a great discussion about you know

World comics and yeah, love what you're doing out

Why don't you tell us a little bit about your story?

You get me you did illustrated legit comics. Yeah, I

When I was 13 I saw

X-man issue one at my friend Sean bandie's house and I was like what is this and I never bought comics before because I didn't have a lot of money

I grew up you know single mother sometimes we had a few steps to that's in the picture

But I got I'd always loved to draw since I was a little little boy and the first thing I remember drawing was Star Wars space battles

In the back of my grandparents restaurant

I pull up butcher paper and draw like X-wings and tie fighters three years old them doing this

So I always loved to draw and then I knew about comics

But I never bought them I saw that comic at Sean bandie sounds Jim leaves illustrator

High-selling comic book of all time in America 8 million or something copy sold of this book in 1992 and comics had a boom in

1992 like the housing boom with the tech boom comics had a boom from like 89 to 93 or something like that then a crash

But that's what got me into I decided right there. I think I was 13 or 12 I decided in that moment. I was an upbeat

I was gonna be his friend. I was gonna work for him

I was gonna be a comic I decided right there when I was gonna be the rest of my life and

You know I went to college I did comic strips

I told you before the show like a Dilbert Garfield style that was highly award winning one

Called higher education or I wrote the jokes. That's why I admire you guys get the Babylon be so much because you write all these great jokes

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