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Feb 2024
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Blue Book: 1947 - An Interview with Jame...

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Marcus and Eddie sit down with returning guest - writer for Batman, The Sandman, Universal's Dracula, as well as creator of The Department of Truth, The Nice House on the Lake, Something is Killing the Children, and his latest upcoming release - Blue Book: 1947. James Tynion IV joins us to discuss all things comic book, where he draws line the when writing a villain, and continuing his multi-part, historic UFO-lore saga with the 1947 flying saucer encounter of pilot Kenneth Arnold.

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