" This is an example for a team and GoDaddy. Have a good idea companies who -- good -- and we'll get 10% off all your purchases and by necklace. When you head over to www. Netflix -- come forward -- employees sign -- for his looks for the United. When TDs keep them for as long as you want watches as much as you want return when you -- and -- paid for all the shipping. --"

" Plus another British creator will admit he's good. Would you fan boy. I'm not I'm here with Connor and of course I'm -- yes and it's been awhile since he can't take a look at once this -- occurred as work so we thought --"

" It looked at it and I drew the long tried to pick."

" And I thought we talk about Davis. -- Davis is -- my personal favorite craters. And he's actually he's had a pretty solid footprint over the past twenty years in comics book and superhero comics and marvel and DC."

" Condit to take a look at Annan on how well versed in his -- warned you someone."

" Lauren and you're not so -- so similarly. When you probably also. Versions Hoover Hoover is an offensive yes so why would be combined. Walk. -- simply don't want foreign languages treated just it's an English high I have seen is where I know that he doesn't show that often. -- sort of like he'll usual pop -- years you men and we're constantly for a little on the field scuttled back to his. He's Cassell who smallpox just top I think that's very clear."

" And then we've got some you know some other artists like you know -- his -- and other folks who don't. Company right now but on the Al Davis actually. Is a -- it was British traitor and came at a similar kind of cropped -- more days this entire generation. Wasn't able might not remember but marvel had a UK imprints -- yeah UK that was used some of the characters from real -- they'll send our own line characters and their publishing wrong -- in. And what was the publishers. Five universe and problems. But and once its title was not captain Britain. Which is it was a big deal to -- deal it was actually but never was actually created by Chris Claremont. And her trip in the -- brought. They hit in the logically brought captain Britain over marvel UK where. Where Allen Davis is. Pretty much became most well known for his -- have not kept in Britain. With a little up and coming writer named Alan Moore for. Alan Moore actually wrote a lot of real captain Britain stories -- through them and what happens. Well hello. -- then things didn't go so well out of lord as we get along with the companies and and it for years -- an argument over the reprint rights of these two smartly you can went under. That's a whole -- there soaring. And marvel. US kind of inherited captain Britain stories want to referred them -- wouldn't allow them to. Finally. A couple of years ago jokes that maybe -- he went Alan Moore you apologize for everything -- done. Made deals and OK -- printers that produce trade paperback and the."

" Forgot to put out more -- printing. And I can I thought hoping black about it. Flipped -- all things -- credit itself -- more than said I'm never working marvel ever again. So do you find that trade get it they did they thought -- be corrected that you find that it's really good optics to fix it competitiveness through this. Morning. -- how famous and businesses and products that's okay. Because talk. But actually come home and when -- organ sound more drama have Brittany kind of hit a stride. And they did some work -- does -- which is the British comic anthology where. Pretty much anybody who's anybody that. And if from the British comic scenes start yet. And that they actually -- we're -- series called DR clinch. With -- Those needy that was a story that was only one that Fed makes it sound is -- yeah buddy cop show presenting. But but actually got a lot of they continued their collaboration router and they like working together so much that. Be pounding -- pulled -- the some of the more romance stories behind miracle man -- my miracle man which again is going to hold up at the -- That was usually."

" The show on legal -- Al Gore's legal issues head of the yeah large -- An affidavit significant aspect perhaps we'll bring a bad accident yeah that would be the -- leagues is well that the."

" Moral men. What was -- moral man and who is like the British kind of it's hard to explain what's that -- like captain mark the it's the east say a secret word and -- and promote. And and in the eye on her -- but it's good look at it's gonna draw it. That is and it's also you'll never read it because it's caught up in legal land mine which it'll do an army militia army captain. Important thing was that buddhism even -- new games involved in the inner Alan Moore and homeless folks Andy's the draw budgeted and that's kind of where he became most notable in the mid eighties and select any aspiring artist and in the jumped across the pond and -- are working men DC first and tell where you you -- what's -- with him."

" Yeah a lot of -- fairly memories of Swede Thomas are from bad men detective Thomas are drawn by Alan Davis he's he really. Form medium print -- it was mostly detective comics and it was and did some bad many outsiders too but. For a long time image ahead Batman was away element that industrials."

" And that that's the thing about -- an opportunity to little curls at the head that's the thing about this is our descent is for a lot of characters and is well we're defined Allen Davis Cup final looks of characters like captain Britain about something that. And he has the ability to draw. Cop people who costumed. But still with expressionless faces in a unique way and we nobody else."

" Scroll bars on the one there's no one else who draws people like Alan Davis his his -- he's totally distinct in the witness faces look. Upon on lot of guys -- that wasn't certain when it tailored drugs and but Al Davis is so unique do you look at you know on this is -- just announced Tuesday."

" And it really becomes kind of representative of the time period when -- comics like we did you kind of associate with that's yeah that's a slightly more elegant slightly smoother. But it George for a school. If that makes sense you take -- George -- drawing -- just sort of prolonged use a little bit -- brushed away some of the -- line -- that any smooth it all out and you're left with with the Allen Davis is -- in this. The Neal -- school I think -- little bit. Brian bond -- definitely I think he's been very similar -- bonds. -- from I was really do interiors and -- it."

" Brian Boller and -- has -- diagrams that civilians trying to -- in out in."

" Skip and you can see where current artists from from England like protection. You see the router you know how Bryan -- to get there may stuff -- up a really on the list of products is something that's. It's very fascinating and I hold."

" If there's very classic superhero to me I mean these these and that's the kind of thing and defined -- and they look like. Like they all have the superhero body and accustomed also very life yet it around and it's really skinny legs Leahy he."

" When this thing was that he didn't just have a template for each character -- drew the character the way they should look. And we'll get we're gonna talk about -- later works Julian and now -- present his flash in jail in Elizabeth was very thin and -- as a runner you know and and it. So he he makes the adaptations of the characters -- needed. But he knew big barrel chest and if you -- captain Britain and he'd do the happiness of man then green green lantern -- little more you know. Staten -- and was kind of mounts that the middle man you know that he you can see ads you see the man is different anatomy. Yeah that. -- was. Ahead but but one of the things one of those the most notable that don't work she did was the year two which is doesn't get as much."

" Clinton is you're too well that's the good reason because your your one -- was one complete story right to a writer and artist whereas your two. There was one writer Mike W -- right detective at the time but. Al Davis started dry and then he'd just. For whatever reason I don't know contentious Todd McFarlane a young guy. Just coming up him an opposing them -- wounds and that legacy that is the only he finished it and is is earlier atop a process not -- it's not tell us what you associate with expired and he also had so wrong."

" Gain the ability to say I'm going to draw like this it if you want to trees yeah and I had to work with in the studio system a little. Honestly it's what's interest stories and it's not known as -- you -- and there was nobody."

" But it does feature one of the most freaking scariest of terror designs I've ever seen -- he recently got a year two. And while back I was reading an ever being freaked out by the reaper -- reaper with two big settles for hands and like. But they'll resolve face will face a little red --"

" There are armor and armor and with slice linkedin -- attractive yes yeah yep that kind of armor -- and yet these kind of uses the master offense hasn't -- that that kind of designed."

" But -- really he really scary. Villain and that carried over to this. Bosom is actually original graphic novel her -- sides and -- but this sort of sequel but a full circle we've --"

" Spectrum then. The falcons full circle at -- but also I'm Davis and Michael Deaver yeah Elliot Anderson sorry -- didn't part of amicable. They were able to come back a ho hum so yes is that network really kind of led to his marble work which will get to the second but."

" Many came back in DC in the late nineties and he did AL swirled sale operation -- story that com which is did you think about some must prayers -- got. You have writers and you've got artists and some some."

" Artists become writers some minor stars on -- some didn't elect for the very actually very few are able to do I can do -- consistently make all the sales."

" say they really should hear the British invasion and then call that way yeah. Roberts delineated warrants again relatives on the few writer artist Scott especially if those guys -- both of clout as -- artists -- on the direct."

" A lot of people did that happens not that uncommon artist who very often take on the Ryder -- but. When you didn't go ahead this idea that and it comes out there's something really memorable good that's successful and again and are able to prolong an analogous especially with in the marvel DC kind of camps --"

" Having granted it has always worked out for him because we'll get to some of the books he wrote that or not very good -- to Africa. He's now -- three should prestige many analysts and Susan. -- in the long box -- And that's it was a seek to issue sequel. Another now. Narrative. That -- It's rusty and -- ruled story that was kind of almost like a marvelous story. Right it's it's it's. Jonathan Martha -- are driving along of famous road as the rockets it comes out and they get an -- tire flat tire stop. They miss that missed the space ship -- to pick. Hello a lot of -- and social world -- do businessman to -- and -- superheroes."

" So so what you get is yes slightly very similar in DC universe slightly askew. And so what you got easy yet the Justice League who kind of waiver."

" Oh there's no leadership and Justice -- does not want to keep Lex -- checks that he runs metropolis and there everybody really has -- everything."

" And more importantly there's no balance that -- darkness this -- lightness about the so in a gruesome. Scene in the first issue --"

" The joker basically murders Robin back I don't really gruesome ways that it takes pieces of pounds of flesh off the but it was. -- The -- to that emissions of us I think as the main zones and is for strong punches to leave -- there aren't just. Destroys me here is that Richard arms. Kind of crazy -- law you know is left -- and yet so. I -- about a stroke lead that they are fractured foot soldiers. Ago. On checks -- that no one to bounce them and then down winners Superman isn't that he's somewhere but he's not it."

" This is another story that you know when you want to understand he's universe take two format that it changed in the -- commandos are always sort of the best. Post world stories if there's so far reaching like you can do that -- Batman stories and doesn't really affect everything else going on there really that is yes. And and I was actually one of the first sort of things that I read after -- comics and I remember loving it because hey. His artwork is is. The sort almost imperceptibly nicer than everything else it gently and and Lou really doesn't just whatever it is a little not -- that you -- this is just it's just quite an idea. Drama today."

" That's the -- like when he did when does -- and I was she did more sweetest thing I'll buy it no matter what yes you know which is an historic I was really compelling about the Internet and being it was just. It is very debt to very."

" Sequel involves some random because he shows -- spoiler alert at the end of the third issue he's off he's someone else found him. And then now he's Superman sequel wasn't the Communists. The Mark -- that this equipment fitness is on as the Amish. Volume -- ruined it alone. The but you're right Al Davis one of those few people who see artist that I will -- He -- Barnes and nobody's business. -- But. It's what you gonna she's one of the few artists that -- you -- from the yards and let Kevin Maguire Tom Davis from that same period of some sort of similar clean styles. Of the guys that revived its long -- capsule mostly like must -- now now. Wrong -- to."

" Hear from -- without Davis. Because of the specific book properly. And maybe this city and had this huge year your opinion of him going to -- well we're kind of --"

" Hello my -- you Lulu comic love in my life then comic thing got me into comics into the canyon or someone that whose book called Excalibur. And this -- to shop on the story right here is. Vehicles worrying about trying to put -- right musician number one first printing in my -- more than I have. I was so happy when I got this diddley got its February I think -- like 25 months. Seventeen from these and it it. At fourteen years old I don't know why don't even look. How many days I got an acceleration number nineteen so I'm back but all the back issues -- Excalibur was. These -- in the late eighties in the X then there was a story line where. TV night crawler and Phoenix Rachel Summers gonna go to England. I -- and what about accidentally the X-Men. Fake -- deaths in Dallas and everybody thought him dead and so. Kiddie Kurt the macro -- and England hang out captain Britain and has gone from Megan. And they're no more accident and they they decide to join -- team in the form Excalibur which is like the British taxman. I love England with -- how many bricks -- can one really gives millions more elemental. This is max. And and it hit -- yeah its very often having -- or Russian submarine commanders but what and the and so so what happens then is that Al Davis and Chris Claremont or disallow arm and they kind of were turned back to the -- captain Britain character who of that he worked on previous in the early eighties. Com and chemicals Chris Claremont wrote a lot of all very kind of mythical stories in the early in the first funny issues only did they there was -- sort -- called -- caper which would have went through different. Parts of the marble multi verse. And on there was one of those mobile multi verse so it talks about. And they see different variations of this caliber team in the -- Nazi -- which is Henderson fight then and so but this is the booked at that age is the accident but also just -- Davis anxious the world who's the constant 616 yes what you want. Captain Britain's the Democrats that this -- well and then next round and a so the multi -- in that captain Britain. The Britain -- Britain course of the ones that didn't look over the on the versus them to remember that like monitors in this."

" Thought it covers a lot like Palm -- I'll grab all of covers actually yet or can -- you're talking -- earlier that covers. Are very -- Nice but there also the ball got a little jokes on yeah this this and Excalibur the for the first -- should we shall not. I think it was a typical Chris Chris Claremont book right it did not funny he was it was it had a much more lighthearted almost kind of fun vibe to it. And be an honest it recovers did have. Always telling a little skit or little Joe I think that's part of the time it's not militarily these guys if she ever noticed that figure who wore wool sweater and then -- the news of the time you have a lot of joking covers right. Dvd dvd to comic you know like that I was just I -- the time period."

" So and so on imports and then wound in his left Stowe Vermont didn't in my twenties it was a good film artist and he just fully -- Com and I was so mad regular wrote my little heart you have to do clandestine. Which was a teen book this kind of family team looked very kind of similar like excellently and I had clan clandestine -- yeah where they spies who network classes in there -- that there were kind of undercover and -- it was kind of seat in British comfortable war there was a lot of -- kind of mythical kind of didn't on the medial. Then there was -- threatening person read what came out. Because I was just a -- Alomar. He wrote drew a that was what it was first it kind of like -- I created this whole thing. Actually -- collecting it and it's going to be it's being released in hard -- not on the trust them hardcover. That has -- available -- the -- People and Allen Davis is actually returning to marvel to do it -- Clinton justices to 2008. So. Later -- that should be -- on the lookout for us and it's actually went back to really get. That clandestine he kind of went away and I didn't really. For a few years I don't know what he's doing -- time. If you're back there tells what you're doing -- but he came needed he -- had a couple short spurts of marble through the late nineties early two thousands he's on the adventures for awhile. Which was really. Nice looking -- I mean it was like a good -- I mean it was like who ate Indian vendor for some reason it matters to me in a different avenue vendors were it was very kind of I don't see simple but very kind of you know unpredictable didn't -- yes so the like like those that it's clean up yeah that's true that's but it's. Very long and -- thing. And then he they came to X-Men in the late -- to assessment where -- us are plotting with fading since. Com as well as draw on January so excited I was so excited and then he left. It was very brief and then he just keeps disappointment exactly in Austin that and that numb and he came in. I'm looking into the show I realized that the late ninety's to -- now every two years there's an accident reboot. -- really does and one of the accident removes -- Wednesday's going to catch you have to I think it has now but on unity in 2004 he he can't money he was kind of internal corrosion -- I want to -- we -- began. And he came on he redesign all the costumes were introduced and I -- touch with the -- in the middle and this is the precursor of the astonishing -- reduction. And -- and on the X-Men are going to be like god sent the UN sanctions you know kind of -- and police force I think did last very long again. And he left. But he kind of -- do it. Redemption with a foot more recently with fantastic for the end marvel had a bunch of series that have been like the the last presumably last story on the should not be confused with the last -- task force that was written -- army did you -- last year which was seen. Mess -- that. This is a six issue miniseries that kind of portrayed the fantastic four well for the future. Alan Davis. Like everybody has an affinity for financing for today's isn't nice thing he does a nice to everybody it was amazing and so this happens -- in the future. Denver and then all of us is both future this future. Well it's like he's. But yeah well that's part of the story is that is that would have is that amber and has retired -- Alicia masters lewd. On mars with their kids and Johnny storms in the adventures they're more more of a possible team. And read is holed up in a satellite and he's got this thing. He's working so hard and and -- who is going to lead moments you don't anymore. And but then this big cobbler and islets and test for come together along with the vendors and of course to succeed in their victorious but. This was just a great series like literally cannot know where these the end its books again. Kind of throw it is that kind of you know he would have been had missed the putt for what was funny -- one shut -- you know but then Michael the next and one month. Eight volumes -- But this fantastic 41 accommodation. His art plus he wrote a really good story that really was true to not fantastic -- but in the marvel universe which is interest and."

" Where do you think his his his niece lives."

" These security books yeah I really added I really think this is your team looked him in as and that he has the ability to draw the individual characters and in balance everybody give eat everybody. He's handles action really well he handles dialogue and humor really well. You know like it really Excalibur they would do so I was just recently I listened to read their didn't Michelle has become that treat their backs. And they re just as good now -- they did back when I was thirteen if not better and animal going to -- more appreciation for so. Jason we're going to slow the extra bucks yet that was kind of made it didn't hit and I and I don't know if it's more Claremont false. Busy -- busy drawing class. Story there -- and Claremont again sign."

" Yeah out is one of our favorite artist sees yes he is one in extra time which you and I really think he's another underrated he gets enough recognition -- yeah. -- underrated amendment not an -- mission is under it means he's not recommend me he's very difficult to deal with. I don't think so when it comes to -- time he's just it must have read and that's why they won't let go look at one of the reasons why don't seem a lot bet is that correct it tell us about bodily injury. Man into the -- to the support and hope not it has accordion and -- about that well you should have."

" And watch and finally this is part covers -- period. Yeah so on the so there's something by Alan Davis that we didn't mention -- there where it is to forget about our guts of the Enron but it doesn't indeed there will be you can email account and I am going to come."

" Or you can call voice though I don't want located fan boys just 3262697. We can take a pound Davis mobile phone calls or anything you want."

" Where are you -- in the here on is we want to put some food that is now. The answers to all of our various questions. I you know I think what are constantly post finish out Andy's blog post the pick of the week in the audio podcasts we do and younger than three dot com classic and we're listening to the forms that. I look at Britain."

" Really do well. Funny looking tonic -- that will comedy comedy all -- totally."

" Exactly -- Men. And the and fifty somethings."

" This is an example for a team and GoDaddy. Have a good idea companies who -- good -- and we'll get 10% off all your purchases and by necklace. When you head over to www. Netflix -- come forward -- employees sign -- for his looks for the United. When TDs keep them for as long as you want watches as much as you want return when you -- and -- paid for all the shipping. --"

" Plus another British creator will admit he's good. Would you fan boy. I'm not I'm here with Connor and of course I'm -- yes and it's been awhile since he can't take a look at once this -- occurred as work so we thought --"

" It looked at it and I drew the long tried to pick."

" And I thought we talk about Davis. -- Davis is -- my personal favorite craters. And he's actually he's had a pretty solid footprint over the past twenty years in comics book and superhero comics and marvel and DC."

" Condit to take a look at Annan on how well versed in his -- warned you someone."

" Lauren and you're not so -- so similarly. When you probably also. Versions Hoover Hoover is an offensive yes so why would be combined. Walk. -- simply don't want foreign languages treated just it's an English high I have seen is where I know that he doesn't show that often. -- sort of like he'll usual pop -- years you men and we're constantly for a little on the field scuttled back to his. He's Cassell who smallpox just top I think that's very clear."

" And then we've got some you know some other artists like you know -- his -- and other folks who don't. Company right now but on the Al Davis actually. Is a -- it was British traitor and came at a similar kind of cropped -- more days this entire generation. Wasn't able might not remember but marvel had a UK imprints -- yeah UK that was used some of the characters from real -- they'll send our own line characters and their publishing wrong -- in. And what was the publishers. Five universe and problems. But and once its title was not captain Britain. Which is it was a big deal to -- deal it was actually but never was actually created by Chris Claremont. And her trip in the -- brought. They hit in the logically brought captain Britain over marvel UK where. Where Allen Davis is. Pretty much became most well known for his -- have not kept in Britain. With a little up and coming writer named Alan Moore for. Alan Moore actually wrote a lot of real captain Britain stories -- through them and what happens. Well hello. -- then things didn't go so well out of lord as we get along with the companies and and it for years -- an argument over the reprint rights of these two smartly you can went under. That's a whole -- there soaring. And marvel. US kind of inherited captain Britain stories want to referred them -- wouldn't allow them to. Finally. A couple of years ago jokes that maybe -- he went Alan Moore you apologize for everything -- done. Made deals and OK -- printers that produce trade paperback and the."

" Forgot to put out more -- printing. And I can I thought hoping black about it. Flipped -- all things -- credit itself -- more than said I'm never working marvel ever again. So do you find that trade get it they did they thought -- be corrected that you find that it's really good optics to fix it competitiveness through this. Morning. -- how famous and businesses and products that's okay. Because talk. But actually come home and when -- organ sound more drama have Brittany kind of hit a stride. And they did some work -- does -- which is the British comic anthology where. Pretty much anybody who's anybody that. And if from the British comic scenes start yet. And that they actually -- we're -- series called DR clinch. With -- Those needy that was a story that was only one that Fed makes it sound is -- yeah buddy cop show presenting. But but actually got a lot of they continued their collaboration router and they like working together so much that. Be pounding -- pulled -- the some of the more romance stories behind miracle man -- my miracle man which again is going to hold up at the -- That was usually."

" The show on legal -- Al Gore's legal issues head of the yeah large -- An affidavit significant aspect perhaps we'll bring a bad accident yeah that would be the -- leagues is well that the."

" Moral men. What was -- moral man and who is like the British kind of it's hard to explain what's that -- like captain mark the it's the east say a secret word and -- and promote. And and in the eye on her -- but it's good look at it's gonna draw it. That is and it's also you'll never read it because it's caught up in legal land mine which it'll do an army militia army captain. Important thing was that buddhism even -- new games involved in the inner Alan Moore and homeless folks Andy's the draw budgeted and that's kind of where he became most notable in the mid eighties and select any aspiring artist and in the jumped across the pond and -- are working men DC first and tell where you you -- what's -- with him."

" Yeah a lot of -- fairly memories of Swede Thomas are from bad men detective Thomas are drawn by Alan Davis he's he really. Form medium print -- it was mostly detective comics and it was and did some bad many outsiders too but. For a long time image ahead Batman was away element that industrials."

" And that that's the thing about -- an opportunity to little curls at the head that's the thing about this is our descent is for a lot of characters and is well we're defined Allen Davis Cup final looks of characters like captain Britain about something that. And he has the ability to draw. Cop people who costumed. But still with expressionless faces in a unique way and we nobody else."

" Scroll bars on the one there's no one else who draws people like Alan Davis his his -- he's totally distinct in the witness faces look. Upon on lot of guys -- that wasn't certain when it tailored drugs and but Al Davis is so unique do you look at you know on this is -- just announced Tuesday."

" And it really becomes kind of representative of the time period when -- comics like we did you kind of associate with that's yeah that's a slightly more elegant slightly smoother. But it George for a school. If that makes sense you take -- George -- drawing -- just sort of prolonged use a little bit -- brushed away some of the -- line -- that any smooth it all out and you're left with with the Allen Davis is -- in this. The Neal -- school I think -- little bit. Brian bond -- definitely I think he's been very similar -- bonds. -- from I was really do interiors and -- it."

" Brian Boller and -- has -- diagrams that civilians trying to -- in out in."

" Skip and you can see where current artists from from England like protection. You see the router you know how Bryan -- to get there may stuff -- up a really on the list of products is something that's. It's very fascinating and I hold."

" If there's very classic superhero to me I mean these these and that's the kind of thing and defined -- and they look like. Like they all have the superhero body and accustomed also very life yet it around and it's really skinny legs Leahy he."

" When this thing was that he didn't just have a template for each character -- drew the character the way they should look. And we'll get we're gonna talk about -- later works Julian and now -- present his flash in jail in Elizabeth was very thin and -- as a runner you know and and it. So he he makes the adaptations of the characters -- needed. But he knew big barrel chest and if you -- captain Britain and he'd do the happiness of man then green green lantern -- little more you know. Staten -- and was kind of mounts that the middle man you know that he you can see ads you see the man is different anatomy. Yeah that. -- was. Ahead but but one of the things one of those the most notable that don't work she did was the year two which is doesn't get as much."

" Clinton is you're too well that's the good reason because your your one -- was one complete story right to a writer and artist whereas your two. There was one writer Mike W -- right detective at the time but. Al Davis started dry and then he'd just. For whatever reason I don't know contentious Todd McFarlane a young guy. Just coming up him an opposing them -- wounds and that legacy that is the only he finished it and is is earlier atop a process not -- it's not tell us what you associate with expired and he also had so wrong."

" Gain the ability to say I'm going to draw like this it if you want to trees yeah and I had to work with in the studio system a little. Honestly it's what's interest stories and it's not known as -- you -- and there was nobody."

" But it does feature one of the most freaking scariest of terror designs I've ever seen -- he recently got a year two. And while back I was reading an ever being freaked out by the reaper -- reaper with two big settles for hands and like. But they'll resolve face will face a little red --"

" There are armor and armor and with slice linkedin -- attractive yes yeah yep that kind of armor -- and yet these kind of uses the master offense hasn't -- that that kind of designed."

" But -- really he really scary. Villain and that carried over to this. Bosom is actually original graphic novel her -- sides and -- but this sort of sequel but a full circle we've --"

" Spectrum then. The falcons full circle at -- but also I'm Davis and Michael Deaver yeah Elliot Anderson sorry -- didn't part of amicable. They were able to come back a ho hum so yes is that network really kind of led to his marble work which will get to the second but."

" Many came back in DC in the late nineties and he did AL swirled sale operation -- story that com which is did you think about some must prayers -- got. You have writers and you've got artists and some some."

" Artists become writers some minor stars on -- some didn't elect for the very actually very few are able to do I can do -- consistently make all the sales."

" say they really should hear the British invasion and then call that way yeah. Roberts delineated warrants again relatives on the few writer artist Scott especially if those guys -- both of clout as -- artists -- on the direct."

" A lot of people did that happens not that uncommon artist who very often take on the Ryder -- but. When you didn't go ahead this idea that and it comes out there's something really memorable good that's successful and again and are able to prolong an analogous especially with in the marvel DC kind of camps --"

" Having granted it has always worked out for him because we'll get to some of the books he wrote that or not very good -- to Africa. He's now -- three should prestige many analysts and Susan. -- in the long box -- And that's it was a seek to issue sequel. Another now. Narrative. That -- It's rusty and -- ruled story that was kind of almost like a marvelous story. Right it's it's it's. Jonathan Martha -- are driving along of famous road as the rockets it comes out and they get an -- tire flat tire stop. They miss that missed the space ship -- to pick. Hello a lot of -- and social world -- do businessman to -- and -- superheroes."

" So so what you get is yes slightly very similar in DC universe slightly askew. And so what you got easy yet the Justice League who kind of waiver."

" Oh there's no leadership and Justice -- does not want to keep Lex -- checks that he runs metropolis and there everybody really has -- everything."

" And more importantly there's no balance that -- darkness this -- lightness about the so in a gruesome. Scene in the first issue --"

" The joker basically murders Robin back I don't really gruesome ways that it takes pieces of pounds of flesh off the but it was. -- The -- to that emissions of us I think as the main zones and is for strong punches to leave -- there aren't just. Destroys me here is that Richard arms. Kind of crazy -- law you know is left -- and yet so. I -- about a stroke lead that they are fractured foot soldiers. Ago. On checks -- that no one to bounce them and then down winners Superman isn't that he's somewhere but he's not it."

" This is another story that you know when you want to understand he's universe take two format that it changed in the -- commandos are always sort of the best. Post world stories if there's so far reaching like you can do that -- Batman stories and doesn't really affect everything else going on there really that is yes. And and I was actually one of the first sort of things that I read after -- comics and I remember loving it because hey. His artwork is is. The sort almost imperceptibly nicer than everything else it gently and and Lou really doesn't just whatever it is a little not -- that you -- this is just it's just quite an idea. Drama today."

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" Sequel involves some random because he shows -- spoiler alert at the end of the third issue he's off he's someone else found him. And then now he's Superman sequel wasn't the Communists. The Mark -- that this equipment fitness is on as the Amish. Volume -- ruined it alone. The but you're right Al Davis one of those few people who see artist that I will -- He -- Barnes and nobody's business. -- But. It's what you gonna she's one of the few artists that -- you -- from the yards and let Kevin Maguire Tom Davis from that same period of some sort of similar clean styles. Of the guys that revived its long -- capsule mostly like must -- now now. Wrong -- to."

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" Hello my -- you Lulu comic love in my life then comic thing got me into comics into the canyon or someone that whose book called Excalibur. And this -- to shop on the story right here is. Vehicles worrying about trying to put -- right musician number one first printing in my -- more than I have. I was so happy when I got this diddley got its February I think -- like 25 months. Seventeen from these and it it. At fourteen years old I don't know why don't even look. How many days I got an acceleration number nineteen so I'm back but all the back issues -- Excalibur was. These -- in the late eighties in the X then there was a story line where. TV night crawler and Phoenix Rachel Summers gonna go to England. I -- and what about accidentally the X-Men. Fake -- deaths in Dallas and everybody thought him dead and so. Kiddie Kurt the macro -- and England hang out captain Britain and has gone from Megan. And they're no more accident and they they decide to join -- team in the form Excalibur which is like the British taxman. I love England with -- how many bricks -- can one really gives millions more elemental. This is max. And and it hit -- yeah its very often having -- or Russian submarine commanders but what and the and so so what happens then is that Al Davis and Chris Claremont or disallow arm and they kind of were turned back to the -- captain Britain character who of that he worked on previous in the early eighties. Com and chemicals Chris Claremont wrote a lot of all very kind of mythical stories in the early in the first funny issues only did they there was -- sort -- called -- caper which would have went through different. Parts of the marble multi verse. And on there was one of those mobile multi verse so it talks about. And they see different variations of this caliber team in the -- Nazi -- which is Henderson fight then and so but this is the booked at that age is the accident but also just -- Davis anxious the world who's the constant 616 yes what you want. Captain Britain's the Democrats that this -- well and then next round and a so the multi -- in that captain Britain. The Britain -- Britain course of the ones that didn't look over the on the versus them to remember that like monitors in this."

" Thought it covers a lot like Palm -- I'll grab all of covers actually yet or can -- you're talking -- earlier that covers. Are very -- Nice but there also the ball got a little jokes on yeah this this and Excalibur the for the first -- should we shall not. I think it was a typical Chris Chris Claremont book right it did not funny he was it was it had a much more lighthearted almost kind of fun vibe to it. And be an honest it recovers did have. Always telling a little skit or little Joe I think that's part of the time it's not militarily these guys if she ever noticed that figure who wore wool sweater and then -- the news of the time you have a lot of joking covers right. Dvd dvd to comic you know like that I was just I -- the time period."

" So and so on imports and then wound in his left Stowe Vermont didn't in my twenties it was a good film artist and he just fully -- Com and I was so mad regular wrote my little heart you have to do clandestine. Which was a teen book this kind of family team looked very kind of similar like excellently and I had clan clandestine -- yeah where they spies who network classes in there -- that there were kind of undercover and -- it was kind of seat in British comfortable war there was a lot of -- kind of mythical kind of didn't on the medial. Then there was -- threatening person read what came out. Because I was just a -- Alomar. He wrote drew a that was what it was first it kind of like -- I created this whole thing. Actually -- collecting it and it's going to be it's being released in hard -- not on the trust them hardcover. That has -- available -- the -- People and Allen Davis is actually returning to marvel to do it -- Clinton justices to 2008. So. Later -- that should be -- on the lookout for us and it's actually went back to really get. That clandestine he kind of went away and I didn't really. For a few years I don't know what he's doing -- time. If you're back there tells what you're doing -- but he came needed he -- had a couple short spurts of marble through the late nineties early two thousands he's on the adventures for awhile. Which was really. Nice looking -- I mean it was like a good -- I mean it was like who ate Indian vendor for some reason it matters to me in a different avenue vendors were it was very kind of I don't see simple but very kind of you know unpredictable didn't -- yes so the like like those that it's clean up yeah that's true that's but it's. Very long and -- thing. And then he they came to X-Men in the late -- to assessment where -- us are plotting with fading since. Com as well as draw on January so excited I was so excited and then he left. It was very brief and then he just keeps disappointment exactly in Austin that and that numb and he came in. I'm looking into the show I realized that the late ninety's to -- now every two years there's an accident reboot. -- really does and one of the accident removes -- Wednesday's going to catch you have to I think it has now but on unity in 2004 he he can't money he was kind of internal corrosion -- I want to -- we -- began. And he came on he redesign all the costumes were introduced and I -- touch with the -- in the middle and this is the precursor of the astonishing -- reduction. And -- and on the X-Men are going to be like god sent the UN sanctions you know kind of -- and police force I think did last very long again. And he left. But he kind of -- do it. Redemption with a foot more recently with fantastic for the end marvel had a bunch of series that have been like the the last presumably last story on the should not be confused with the last -- task force that was written -- army did you -- last year which was seen. Mess -- that. This is a six issue miniseries that kind of portrayed the fantastic four well for the future. Alan Davis. Like everybody has an affinity for financing for today's isn't nice thing he does a nice to everybody it was amazing and so this happens -- in the future. Denver and then all of us is both future this future. Well it's like he's. But yeah well that's part of the story is that is that would have is that amber and has retired -- Alicia masters lewd. On mars with their kids and Johnny storms in the adventures they're more more of a possible team. And read is holed up in a satellite and he's got this thing. He's working so hard and and -- who is going to lead moments you don't anymore. And but then this big cobbler and islets and test for come together along with the vendors and of course to succeed in their victorious but. This was just a great series like literally cannot know where these the end its books again. Kind of throw it is that kind of you know he would have been had missed the putt for what was funny -- one shut -- you know but then Michael the next and one month. Eight volumes -- But this fantastic 41 accommodation. His art plus he wrote a really good story that really was true to not fantastic -- but in the marvel universe which is interest and."

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" These security books yeah I really added I really think this is your team looked him in as and that he has the ability to draw the individual characters and in balance everybody give eat everybody. He's handles action really well he handles dialogue and humor really well. You know like it really Excalibur they would do so I was just recently I listened to read their didn't Michelle has become that treat their backs. And they re just as good now -- they did back when I was thirteen if not better and animal going to -- more appreciation for so. Jason we're going to slow the extra bucks yet that was kind of made it didn't hit and I and I don't know if it's more Claremont false. Busy -- busy drawing class. Story there -- and Claremont again sign."

" Yeah out is one of our favorite artist sees yes he is one in extra time which you and I really think he's another underrated he gets enough recognition -- yeah. -- underrated amendment not an -- mission is under it means he's not recommend me he's very difficult to deal with. I don't think so when it comes to -- time he's just it must have read and that's why they won't let go look at one of the reasons why don't seem a lot bet is that correct it tell us about bodily injury. Man into the -- to the support and hope not it has accordion and -- about that well you should have."

" And watch and finally this is part covers -- period. Yeah so on the so there's something by Alan Davis that we didn't mention -- there where it is to forget about our guts of the Enron but it doesn't indeed there will be you can email account and I am going to come."

" Or you can call voice though I don't want located fan boys just 3262697. We can take a pound Davis mobile phone calls or anything you want."

" Where are you -- in the here on is we want to put some food that is now. The answers to all of our various questions. I you know I think what are constantly post finish out Andy's blog post the pick of the week in the audio podcasts we do and younger than three dot com classic and we're listening to the forms that. I look at Britain."

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