" Comex school real good comic books whose idea. Okay."

" And did alerts and my family video podcast -- of the discussions say I -- would dot com I'm wrong I'm here with. And I'm Josh we talk about weekly books on the -- show. And we'll hear her release of the weekly basis but. -- The football. And a lot -- a lot of shows we will go into some some things but every once in awhile we elected into power are vaults. Our our collective storehouse of comic books since and just talk about something randomly that made us happy. And we're gonna do that day because we like to do that and we have miles of children. Well yeah that's so. There's obviously are literally moles from the book I'm talking about this week that it pulled in a month."

" Is the savage dragon. Volume one. Which is by Eric -- one of the image founders and when they launched image in 1992 each image hander had a signature book. This dragons are Larson's before that Eric -- was working on Spiderman marble and income. And you know become a fairly big namely these early ninety's. And so he lost his title seven dragon. And what's interesting let's have a dragon is that -- all the titles that are going that and so on are really the only ones that have continued this far later going on and so a lot of talk in the main city it was that he established panel in the recent -- that -- so -- think MS -- backed myself a supplement -- off. So that's what -- of that nature of the original isn't traded the original mini series that started that watched the series and basically what it is is that it's. Larson chose the the route of going as opposed to eighteen bookie what with a single character says savage dragon in the status the thin on the you know move grief and has been. Hey what can mr. dangle this in the book starts with a -- and field and seven try to just make it laying in the field position."

" They don't know where can American who is how."

" Why he looks like that why he's green -- his powers and the cops pick them up and he wakes up in the hospital listen who are you knew that I don't know. And they say okay -- come from is that I don't know so that the cops as you know from a hard time in Chicago did you beat cop."

" And raw -- and it is possibly three."

" By the therefore he's reluctant at first what happens is that the -- has listened. It's tasteless Chicago it's crime ridden there's a lot of super powered criminals on in this universe there have been only superpower are important it created a really strong cancel my -- is -- locally who do you think you can and it's a fight and we need help. And dragons like known to -- kind of took like a smart -- angle was I just want to be left alone. Religiously so you get the job -- warehouse and you know anywhere in the -- candidate -- boxes and that criminals -- that these employer. And he realized he kind of gets pulled into the the fray. Very reluctantly you know he's part of the savage dragon themes -- the whole thing is that he's kind of he knows he has power who knows that responsibility Nielsen's looses and you just leave them alone when when you know like. Trouble seems the finest -- there. And so we watch as he you know he helps mend the wrongness anonymously to the guy who's very nice to them and then he decides to join the police force and then yes. (%expletive) hits the fan Clinton right now he. There's a little bit of romance -- that are split government has -- Romans partly to say the girl that he needs doesn't make it alive in this book. Could not hum actually in America -- in the al-Qaeda but in a very kind of shocking kind of way kind of you know against the problem would -- but. But it was 1980 -- from time. He's referring to this. Song -- refrigerators articles started by agreement can store power enterprise putting her refrigerator which are not series. -- comment yes. When in his comments that exactly that is the edits and then we'll throw you -- and -- I so but what it it it's this is the beginning of what has become a very quiet. Of our time our generation I'm there on in the -- 100 and teens and think to this point on course and has written and drawn every issue. He has recently -- to do the letter himself. We've still. -- will now unfortunately in Portland recently as pleasant as -- taking on the publisher Rolen and it just kind of slowed down and is released the last thing. Every time comes out it's really really good. The whole series is -- to -- ups and downs and it's one of those things where I really want to recommend the folks but I don't know I'd say you know like. Every now and then is that good jumping on point but honestly the best point is this first trade tell me tell on the first and what's really cool he -- do it. Archives finally the marble central's so this is that you can get this actually and a sticker collection in black and white and it just looks awesome it's really cool so now. I mean he's available and public. -- on the back our way through an average debt now."

" That's the only image. But you really saw here about the founders you know responsible go to you remember Rollins did no one ever talks about upon people's old people to really like that mr. right that's amazing that he's kept that up for."

" I and I every issue and woman -- woman who -- among my -- titles he's he's been very experimental -- series this kind of starts -- very kind of it's a simple look kind of because -- disarming and its its its very last page -- very early ninety's but through the life in the series he's. Gotten you a lot of influence is a lot of non soon. Occurred reason for that as the night you know like the kind. -- somebody who's in it for the long -- to talk about your story. Here he loves the golden age who has electric stuff and he really is labor law is this title and it shows even in this first issue. Even amongst the -- compared to. Youngblood and cyber force all kind of stuff this you'll see that as a little purer than those other titles so that's --"

" Who's completely different and -- and how it. Hard core. Sort of mentality lots of aliens and it's you know there's just lots of Chicago news it was. They different compatible with all the other books you cannot really amber really love him."

" As well. And Brian try to figure I've tried picking up a few points yes I can't follow it right. I don't think. October 2002 or something he's smart ran an issue I didn't make sense. But it to me kind of self referential like this is not that it is a comic book at times it did early on in the beginning like what you're actually in in this trade is because his early on an image they're trying to cross promote folks America. And in all the third fourth issue bad rock from -- comes than than just pixel high percentage again. And the fighting in -- in this is that why you why you fighting -- new moon and finally that Russert had to see if you're tough enough to join Youngblood. And dragon just punches and that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard of that process happens and Marvel Comics all the time. Listen but that could lead character referred to their comments in the universe is finalized Dick so but that -- out very quick -- they've done a very very quickly the independent yeah Padilla himself the subject matter Larson -- comics. I strongly recommend -- lamented in books will not. And now -- part of -- We couldn't -- done I'm done okay five. --"

" This is the this is they're just look of it --"

" It's not that good paper -- no problems in 93 probably looks different now."

" Com -- but. -- Actually I'm gonna talk about scalps from vertigo poverty by Jason there's a new book and aren't yours is very much just came out this. Mom I'm okay have to start off -- an apology. Yes I have a Hollywood. I -- first issue is hopeful yet when this issue came out all I bought the first issue. And I liked maxis. Stupid it just ignorant and it should. Do is rip Bob the hundred bullets is just felt very. Com. Wrote and -- could -- been -- Mikey was trying to -- genre that wasn't now who knows why and I thought that way or whatever. But I've heard a lot of good things about since then -- the trade came out of Saddam jump back on the trains and and he's been a big -- look at some. You know what I thought yeah because she's really quite good calm and peace. It's good in a way it is not like 100 bullets -- in that there's a very clear storyline port tell people what store next door to what you have is. If yeah there's is an Indian reservation and the big Bosnian -- chief of the tribe headed the -- they're about to put up which is going to. Supposedly flow money but I those ingredients like prosperity. It's. -- if it comes into town and he's he's away for a long time he's back and that's Daschle that force. And here he he comes in he's he's the toughest -- raid aside the real ground some. And this. Well again and it's from attack and any girl that he left is at times thirteen now he's the holder. Apparently was the war for a little while just that he's kicking everybody's -- the big boss man hires. And then the twisted in the first issue and and yet not is that he's BI agent so he's there undercover. But the whole story is about who he really wit that is the -- easily viewed the reluctant anti heroes and he's not entirely likable and ended."

" Is he really with it via digital that guy's lips of his heritage does it look at who you -- to this despite higher examines paying him. It's really. Violence it but it's not like gratuitously violent things."

" it's that this is not a kid's book it it's like whatever it basically what it's done is an -- I don't know how much research -- or whatever they're basically their reservation where these people live is just. Horrible -- that's it right there's ridiculously high unemployment and is huge alcoholism rates and -- It's basically taken the -- American urban -- put into a native American context so right for everybody sort of anti social and then nobody can talk about any thing and and that sort of is hopeless senate where where restart that and one of the things that it really stood out and about this book is that. The plot is not the most original thing ever it's almost exact same thing and some pictures on Showtime's sleeper cell. Almost exactly some things that can really good. But there's a feeling. On that is in the writing and in the artwork. And it is this feeling of of tension of of this constant looking over your shoulder and -- constant nervous energy and if you know if you if you were like. Just everything's coming after all the time in their bullets on every corner and and just like the whole thing like obviously each."

" And everybody has got a secret everybody's -- darkness thing going to pass that red hiding something everybody you."

" You're reading this this is a Prius hybrid buses and a current position seriously though my concern now I'm thinking about this -- trade -- only two or three issues could catch up to -- that's actually -- written this this nurturing goes on their five. When you see this appliances will be on -- The public actually of them are shortly it's easy catch up on yeah there's Denver go unheard of is all about and trade programs are really. You can read it like this in the news get the next traitor whatever they always pressed her first trades at like ten bucks -- which -- beautiful thing to get smart smart vaccination to bust nation if you want to look at that point. And that's what -- really."

" Well artwork. By armed era. Who I don't I'm not familiar with -- at first it seems a little money and I think in the dark there it's very dark but actually that fits the story on. I think it in the very first television series the story teller machines where I think that they weren't how to work together it's getting better as we go through it."

" And goodness look at if first."

" It it did seem kind of room and now -- going forward is becoming just thing it's there is. She's a vertical book stick and as we talked about I mean he's heard of it has that intangible qualities like this this is where it belongs and if you like vertigo books in the past. That hard bitten -- if you like 100 bullets but you also want to know what the hell's going on this bonds doesn't look for use as -- hundred bullets and -- in terms of vertigo tour yet there's that it's had quite a little a little easier problem. -- Also this -- happens and I said that our work captures that feeling of intensity so well on its very. Some loose but it sketchy and it's kind day. It's really great in congress by. Job if you bullet is a great I was on the inside."

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" I went to talk about. That's not bad Matt -- rules but to have a these. I -- about one of the times it seems like look at. That -- to -- which is -- maker of 2001 and it's by three guys that we hardly ever talk about Ed Brubaker. Ed Brubaker operatic Shaun Phillips on the art and Dave Stewart mr. colorized selection team in this big technically it happened -- and they did in the did this is this is the fact that this is health world satisfied that's where you take. You know the the belt -- this book was told that DC line they took -- pictures that are familiar to put an unfamiliar situations and times are scenarios. And this is. Got some city in in 1940s Anwar's sex. And the main character is Jim Gordon and he is here he's -- cop he's a private guy you know is a drunk. He's he's he's lost his wife and daughter and he's bent down and out and then you know Selena Kyle walks into his office and -- the case. That goes from there bat and it and it but he's only -- it. Completely silhouettes in ever actually see and it always has completely black arrives. And -- some familiar faces. Harvey dent and the joke which opened it and it's an assault from a realistic nor important. And others that a murder of -- beautiful girl is -- fluid and it's actually. It gets really Darden and this sort of -- this circumstance of the and a murderer released. Screw if you -- and the congress kind of in that -- and this I -- time baker Vickers went as a whole the elections Arabic and Michael marks little. Look that independent work right. I recently just re register that I was bullet point oh. Much I liked it I think when it first came it was it. I don't like to that was a bottom but I didn't like there's much -- having known militant religious works and so I really appreciate it does or does have a hole because he'll be out audited net at -- it's just like it's a watching. Of the Bogart movie and it's like I hope that we Gordon is is Pete is about protector it's so hard that this. If Europe and a Gordon and I know. Not the -- legend Gordon's. The decision. This is this is a book for you mean he. They brought them back recently to do you believe they really don't get any play whatsoever because he's opening of the Batman books all -- and -- Senate Democrats seem smoking bars bookstores but socialist -- com. But this is this is there's this great Gordon -- this interest in working Brubaker."

" So now being where we're -- now with a -- here's Shaun Phillips on the on the success of protesters coming -- come on -- award winning Eisner award winning criminal. How does this compare to criminal which is like -- kind of flat."

" It's very very similar -- out of an apparent -- because that same team. We you know from criminal if you read criminal you know -- Rubin who loves his old crime nor did he write essays in the back of a couple little crime normally balloons -- the first. This is this a lot of it permits us he loves old black shadowy. He doesn't really -- this is grace I yeah I wonder if like if not for this we probably wouldn't have -- Maybe I don't know of this team that of the team yeah -- team looks fantastic to look bad I've only ever is a shadowy characters."

" I love Jeff Gordon and you write I had realizes what he's back I -- it adds it completely squandered bring him back in the nothing with them. The -- movies directly who owns the it's -- but if you like you know I was old like Maltese falcon is you know -- if you think about it as a lot of a lot of really best Batman stories have. Jim Gordon hasn't really made and in my -- in your one -- and needs Jim Gordon and it was worth it happened."

" This is that this is similar to that that he. You -- Gordon back to make it does mrs. Qaeda if it does belt worlds forties version of this is kind of like Gordon hazel Morton. Let's talk about -- grew up and it kicked off the course of just kind of alcoholism. This Gordon since Mosul Leo -- of him -- paso Anbar. -- The I mean -- cities and his hit rock bottom but he's debate -- ballot and and and it preserve old army during a spokeswoman get our minds is is supported Bruce about going to war in -- so. Cool it's really this is a fantastic book and all -- also if you're here -- historians. There's a little bit a judge that judge -- mystery here just. The famous judge should just wondered just disappeared up the street from the twenties and -- pinnacle eight incorporate that changes name but the same exact circumstances. And that was really. Cool things that they weren't really known back then and you know you -- When did you that's -- one on them while those who -- this was Brubaker had done a Batman books. This is actor that I think -- if you stop doing those. I don't know definitely -- college so that was before 2004 of those Brubaker Batman books a million start off like. Well we're a little and I do like with Red Hat. But this is the Palin I think this is this is one of the things -- it. I think once you've built up his cred with a bad man but I think she probably got to do this because you can tell this is what -- let's -- wanted to probably also helped usher and now from central city like Gotham Central you've probably end this on to get. Potential fans criminal fans. -- war detective story and Batman fan as anybody. What about those people I would love this book that's not along and yet not -- isn't really fantastic elsewhere I hope you can -- and this is you know the stuff. I read this night get pissed that they discontinue the line because it did leave secret storage from the."

" So this and he's also very books Nelson classic you know kind of image you for your kind of thing will -- action little back and -- rules and then. If you want to find these books he had overnight -- complex and a monitor forming finalists. Is books on Amazon -- we'll put some links about it directly. Yeah exactly. So but in the meantime if you hadn't done any suggestions for books that we should reader you know the these are my new book that we should check out he may also contact and I am what I found. Or."

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" Comex school real good comic books whose idea. Okay."

" And did alerts and my family video podcast -- of the discussions say I -- would dot com I'm wrong I'm here with. And I'm Josh we talk about weekly books on the -- show. And we'll hear her release of the weekly basis but. -- The football. And a lot -- a lot of shows we will go into some some things but every once in awhile we elected into power are vaults. Our our collective storehouse of comic books since and just talk about something randomly that made us happy. And we're gonna do that day because we like to do that and we have miles of children. Well yeah that's so. There's obviously are literally moles from the book I'm talking about this week that it pulled in a month."

" Is the savage dragon. Volume one. Which is by Eric -- one of the image founders and when they launched image in 1992 each image hander had a signature book. This dragons are Larson's before that Eric -- was working on Spiderman marble and income. And you know become a fairly big namely these early ninety's. And so he lost his title seven dragon. And what's interesting let's have a dragon is that -- all the titles that are going that and so on are really the only ones that have continued this far later going on and so a lot of talk in the main city it was that he established panel in the recent -- that -- so -- think MS -- backed myself a supplement -- off. So that's what -- of that nature of the original isn't traded the original mini series that started that watched the series and basically what it is is that it's. Larson chose the the route of going as opposed to eighteen bookie what with a single character says savage dragon in the status the thin on the you know move grief and has been. Hey what can mr. dangle this in the book starts with a -- and field and seven try to just make it laying in the field position."

" They don't know where can American who is how."

" Why he looks like that why he's green -- his powers and the cops pick them up and he wakes up in the hospital listen who are you knew that I don't know. And they say okay -- come from is that I don't know so that the cops as you know from a hard time in Chicago did you beat cop."

" And raw -- and it is possibly three."

" By the therefore he's reluctant at first what happens is that the -- has listened. It's tasteless Chicago it's crime ridden there's a lot of super powered criminals on in this universe there have been only superpower are important it created a really strong cancel my -- is -- locally who do you think you can and it's a fight and we need help. And dragons like known to -- kind of took like a smart -- angle was I just want to be left alone. Religiously so you get the job -- warehouse and you know anywhere in the -- candidate -- boxes and that criminals -- that these employer. And he realized he kind of gets pulled into the the fray. Very reluctantly you know he's part of the savage dragon themes -- the whole thing is that he's kind of he knows he has power who knows that responsibility Nielsen's looses and you just leave them alone when when you know like. Trouble seems the finest -- there. And so we watch as he you know he helps mend the wrongness anonymously to the guy who's very nice to them and then he decides to join the police force and then yes. (%expletive) hits the fan Clinton right now he. There's a little bit of romance -- that are split government has -- Romans partly to say the girl that he needs doesn't make it alive in this book. Could not hum actually in America -- in the al-Qaeda but in a very kind of shocking kind of way kind of you know against the problem would -- but. But it was 1980 -- from time. He's referring to this. Song -- refrigerators articles started by agreement can store power enterprise putting her refrigerator which are not series. -- comment yes. When in his comments that exactly that is the edits and then we'll throw you -- and -- I so but what it it it's this is the beginning of what has become a very quiet. Of our time our generation I'm there on in the -- 100 and teens and think to this point on course and has written and drawn every issue. He has recently -- to do the letter himself. We've still. -- will now unfortunately in Portland recently as pleasant as -- taking on the publisher Rolen and it just kind of slowed down and is released the last thing. Every time comes out it's really really good. The whole series is -- to -- ups and downs and it's one of those things where I really want to recommend the folks but I don't know I'd say you know like. Every now and then is that good jumping on point but honestly the best point is this first trade tell me tell on the first and what's really cool he -- do it. Archives finally the marble central's so this is that you can get this actually and a sticker collection in black and white and it just looks awesome it's really cool so now. I mean he's available and public. -- on the back our way through an average debt now."

" That's the only image. But you really saw here about the founders you know responsible go to you remember Rollins did no one ever talks about upon people's old people to really like that mr. right that's amazing that he's kept that up for."

" I and I every issue and woman -- woman who -- among my -- titles he's he's been very experimental -- series this kind of starts -- very kind of it's a simple look kind of because -- disarming and its its its very last page -- very early ninety's but through the life in the series he's. Gotten you a lot of influence is a lot of non soon. Occurred reason for that as the night you know like the kind. -- somebody who's in it for the long -- to talk about your story. Here he loves the golden age who has electric stuff and he really is labor law is this title and it shows even in this first issue. Even amongst the -- compared to. Youngblood and cyber force all kind of stuff this you'll see that as a little purer than those other titles so that's --"

" Who's completely different and -- and how it. Hard core. Sort of mentality lots of aliens and it's you know there's just lots of Chicago news it was. They different compatible with all the other books you cannot really amber really love him."

" As well. And Brian try to figure I've tried picking up a few points yes I can't follow it right. I don't think. October 2002 or something he's smart ran an issue I didn't make sense. But it to me kind of self referential like this is not that it is a comic book at times it did early on in the beginning like what you're actually in in this trade is because his early on an image they're trying to cross promote folks America. And in all the third fourth issue bad rock from -- comes than than just pixel high percentage again. And the fighting in -- in this is that why you why you fighting -- new moon and finally that Russert had to see if you're tough enough to join Youngblood. And dragon just punches and that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard of that process happens and Marvel Comics all the time. Listen but that could lead character referred to their comments in the universe is finalized Dick so but that -- out very quick -- they've done a very very quickly the independent yeah Padilla himself the subject matter Larson -- comics. I strongly recommend -- lamented in books will not. And now -- part of -- We couldn't -- done I'm done okay five. --"

" This is the this is they're just look of it --"

" It's not that good paper -- no problems in 93 probably looks different now."

" Com -- but. -- Actually I'm gonna talk about scalps from vertigo poverty by Jason there's a new book and aren't yours is very much just came out this. Mom I'm okay have to start off -- an apology. Yes I have a Hollywood. I -- first issue is hopeful yet when this issue came out all I bought the first issue. And I liked maxis. Stupid it just ignorant and it should. Do is rip Bob the hundred bullets is just felt very. Com. Wrote and -- could -- been -- Mikey was trying to -- genre that wasn't now who knows why and I thought that way or whatever. But I've heard a lot of good things about since then -- the trade came out of Saddam jump back on the trains and and he's been a big -- look at some. You know what I thought yeah because she's really quite good calm and peace. It's good in a way it is not like 100 bullets -- in that there's a very clear storyline port tell people what store next door to what you have is. If yeah there's is an Indian reservation and the big Bosnian -- chief of the tribe headed the -- they're about to put up which is going to. Supposedly flow money but I those ingredients like prosperity. It's. -- if it comes into town and he's he's away for a long time he's back and that's Daschle that force. And here he he comes in he's he's the toughest -- raid aside the real ground some. And this. Well again and it's from attack and any girl that he left is at times thirteen now he's the holder. Apparently was the war for a little while just that he's kicking everybody's -- the big boss man hires. And then the twisted in the first issue and and yet not is that he's BI agent so he's there undercover. But the whole story is about who he really wit that is the -- easily viewed the reluctant anti heroes and he's not entirely likable and ended."

" Is he really with it via digital that guy's lips of his heritage does it look at who you -- to this despite higher examines paying him. It's really. Violence it but it's not like gratuitously violent things."

" it's that this is not a kid's book it it's like whatever it basically what it's done is an -- I don't know how much research -- or whatever they're basically their reservation where these people live is just. Horrible -- that's it right there's ridiculously high unemployment and is huge alcoholism rates and -- It's basically taken the -- American urban -- put into a native American context so right for everybody sort of anti social and then nobody can talk about any thing and and that sort of is hopeless senate where where restart that and one of the things that it really stood out and about this book is that. The plot is not the most original thing ever it's almost exact same thing and some pictures on Showtime's sleeper cell. Almost exactly some things that can really good. But there's a feeling. On that is in the writing and in the artwork. And it is this feeling of of tension of of this constant looking over your shoulder and -- constant nervous energy and if you know if you if you were like. Just everything's coming after all the time in their bullets on every corner and and just like the whole thing like obviously each."

" And everybody has got a secret everybody's -- darkness thing going to pass that red hiding something everybody you."

" You're reading this this is a Prius hybrid buses and a current position seriously though my concern now I'm thinking about this -- trade -- only two or three issues could catch up to -- that's actually -- written this this nurturing goes on their five. When you see this appliances will be on -- The public actually of them are shortly it's easy catch up on yeah there's Denver go unheard of is all about and trade programs are really. You can read it like this in the news get the next traitor whatever they always pressed her first trades at like ten bucks -- which -- beautiful thing to get smart smart vaccination to bust nation if you want to look at that point. And that's what -- really."

" Well artwork. By armed era. Who I don't I'm not familiar with -- at first it seems a little money and I think in the dark there it's very dark but actually that fits the story on. I think it in the very first television series the story teller machines where I think that they weren't how to work together it's getting better as we go through it."

" And goodness look at if first."

" It it did seem kind of room and now -- going forward is becoming just thing it's there is. She's a vertical book stick and as we talked about I mean he's heard of it has that intangible qualities like this this is where it belongs and if you like vertigo books in the past. That hard bitten -- if you like 100 bullets but you also want to know what the hell's going on this bonds doesn't look for use as -- hundred bullets and -- in terms of vertigo tour yet there's that it's had quite a little a little easier problem. -- Also this -- happens and I said that our work captures that feeling of intensity so well on its very. Some loose but it sketchy and it's kind day. It's really great in congress by. Job if you bullet is a great I was on the inside."

" Yeah. Yeah well then since then I've got weird for me it's really and this. The new sponsor was. Yeah Netflix and and templates that god is guys our favorite place to go for movies this should be yours -- the -- it would never got netflix.com slash iFanboy. Is the place you go to get two week free trial where you Nicholas is that in the movies you watch it keep talking wants him back there's no it sees this fast shipping. We you know it's very it's just very convenient for the modern movies. Renting now rent from stores and."

" I'm a minute customer Netflix instant 2000 get yourself back and the yellow envelope and read them. It's -- it's great so."

" So if you -- Netflix is live plant starting -- port any 98 go from one will be a must read time and and we'd love at netflix.com class act and work."

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" It's very very similar -- out of an apparent -- because that same team. We you know from criminal if you read criminal you know -- Rubin who loves his old crime nor did he write essays in the back of a couple little crime normally balloons -- the first. This is this a lot of it permits us he loves old black shadowy. He doesn't really -- this is grace I yeah I wonder if like if not for this we probably wouldn't have -- Maybe I don't know of this team that of the team yeah -- team looks fantastic to look bad I've only ever is a shadowy characters."

" I love Jeff Gordon and you write I had realizes what he's back I -- it adds it completely squandered bring him back in the nothing with them. The -- movies directly who owns the it's -- but if you like you know I was old like Maltese falcon is you know -- if you think about it as a lot of a lot of really best Batman stories have. Jim Gordon hasn't really made and in my -- in your one -- and needs Jim Gordon and it was worth it happened."

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