Hi, Everybody!
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Part one: First up, Travis has a question about a strip in Under Terra #5 by Jason Williams. Travis adds, "If anyone has a #2 and #4 for sale or trade, that you know of, please let me know.":
The strip in question:
Part two: April wants to know about that time Dave brought T. Casey Brennan home to meet the folks:
Part three: Dave discusses Fernando:
Part four: MJ Sewall has a question about the 80s Distributor War over High Society/Puma Blues:
Part five: Steve Peters has a suggestion:
Part six: I have ideas based on Rick Veitch's interview in Comic Book Creator #38:
Part seven: April has questions:
Part eight: Byron Dunbar has a question:
Part nine: Byron had a question about Ernest Hemingway and his cat...
Part ten: Chris W. has a question:
Part eleven: April's back with more questions:
Part twelve: Jesse Lee Herndon would like to know whatever happened to Mike Bannon:
There WILL be more Please Hold, as there was a THIRD set of questions...
Next Time: I dunno...
4 comments:
Please Hold for July 2025
Dave uses Potty Words.
SWEET!!!!!
Dave mentioned pictures of the Silver Snail from the 1980s. I couldn't find any on the net (probably why you didn't have any in the video), but I did find some pictures of the original building before they moved off of Queen Street in 2012 (they're back on Queen Street again now, but in a different building).
https://scoopsmentalpropaganda.wordpress.com/scoops-photo-albums/scoops-silver-snail-tribute-to-queen-street/
Hmmmm... Something to think about.
Great listen! I was wondering if Dave could elaborate on his objections to professional sport? I'm sure I'm one of the many formerly bitter dorks who developed a bit more perspective and respect for high school quarterbacks and the natural pecking order as a consequence of Dave's Mama's Boy essay. I remember in Collected Letters as well where Dave pointed out the increasing popularity of sport in a world of deck-stacking and diversity hires. Spending your life glued to ESPN isn't a particularly pious way to live of course, but the popularity of cricket in Islamic countries like Pakistan never seemed incongrous to me. Perhaps there's significance in Pakistan being less cricket-obsessed than its Hindu neighbour India though. Does Dave class sports as being like alcohol - i.e. benefits and drawbacks and the latter outweigh the former? Fan since #172. Thanks.
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