You're going to. And we're back in New York Comic-Con 2017. I'm Ben Morse at

tutorial director of Digital Media for Marvel and I've got by my side

Editor Eric Goldman I made a dramatic pause there too dramatic. Very dramatic that was great that's really

ampping up the drama here and we've got with us Brandon Monclare, the writer of Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur.

Brandon, how are you doing today?

I'm doing great.

Thanks for having me.

Oh man.

So big stuff going on in Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur.

Big traumatic changes, the dream team being split up a little bit there.

What caused you to say a good plot point would be to get we were on double dinosaurs separate from one another.

To make someone told me the new Marvel intern cried when she wrote it.

That was the entirety of the intent to get the new Marvel intern to Cry and hopefully some other people.

No, you know, it was such an important part of Linella growing up was meeting Devil Dinosaur.

She's the smartest person in the Marvel Universe, but she has a lot to learn and she learns it most

Most of it from a dinosaur that doesn't have a lot of brain capacity, right?

But then so splitting up it's kind of her going off on her own, but it's also breaking up the team.

It's also a bit of drama.

And in her point of view, putting him back where he belongs, because she didn't mean to transport him to modern times and maybe he didn't

belong there.

So she feels that she's doing the right thing by sending him back at the end of the most recent issue.

It sounds funny to say, it doesn't make you feel good and know you make people cry but because this is like you know an outlandish title and something that can be like oh is you know people going to connect to that

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