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S13E021: AfroFuturism with Rexco Comics · Blerd’s Eyeview

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Your next destination without further dot, let's talk to my little my little
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techie. She's so, I'm gonna I'm gonna bring you in, show yo,
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what's happening to show my little techie high. I'll do it good.
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So there's a crew of nine. It's a crew of nine of us,
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right, So in our group chat, I said, oh, so this
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is what happened. So Spartan, I always say, Spartan's like the ship,
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right, He's like Frankie, he's the big guy. And he said
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he was he was benching for or he was deadlifted four fifty five. Yeah,
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he's going for five. So I said, oh, yeah, so
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you really are Frankie. You know, he's really out here like that.
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And and so I started naming everybody in the crew in all their positions,
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and I said it's Tony Chopper and she says, please tell me it's because
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I'm sure. No, I say, is it because I'm sure? Yo?
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Because I find you funny, because I like Tony Chopper. He's funny
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and it is adorable, and then he takes a bumble ball and then he's
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a whole whole ass problem. So you know, let me tell you,
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Like, I don't think, and I think that's probably like you guys probably
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don't even know my hYP and I forget. I forgot that. But because
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you know Mando too, because she started the bullying immediately, she was like,
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please say because she's sure. But I mean it's because like it don't
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matter where I'm at, I could be doing anything. I could be chilling.
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Like I was just watching in my server. We that someone wanted to
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watch the Celine Dion documentary and I was like, you know what, I'm
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gonna put it on for you guys. We watched it. I was surprised,
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and but you know, because the people at my discord love to bully
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me, just you know, let's show a joke for no reason. How
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does this have anything to do? What's Celine Dione? Like, yeah,
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I'm five to one that is why I'm sure. Okay, so you said
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that, I was like, what, So for those who are new here,
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the only so Lady Mandalor is and this is the only reference she'll ever
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use of one Piece because she is not a fan of one Piece. She
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says one Piece as a cult it is because we have cookies over here.
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But Lady Mandalor will only say that she's the Zorro to my loofy. That's
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the only that's the only reference she'll except it's it's the only thing she'll take
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upon and she's done after that. After that, she she'll just say,
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you guys are crazy, which favorite careature sidebar. It's exactly what Zora would
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say. He's exactly like that. He's like, I am not with you
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guys, and then ends up being with him. So, yeah, so
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what's been going on with It's been a crazy weekend? Man. I saw
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Inside Out too, and I saw if This. Now that's well two movies
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that I was supposed to go see and never get arounderstand because by the time,
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by the time the day got by, it was like they just got
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away from me. It was like the whole weekend got away from me.
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And I'm like, you know, I need to just I was supposed to
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see IF a while ago, but I didn't get to it either. But
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since I was going to see Inside Out, I was like, I need
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another movie to see because I don't like going to the movie somewhere to see
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one movie nowadays. So I do you have Driving Well, you're well,
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now you're in. I have AMC. I have then Anti Susception. I've
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had it for years since it like really since it came out because I used
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to have movie pass before they realized that they were stupid. So I you
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know, I watched y'all need to watch that one, good Lord, and
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I say, I will never forget when I caught. When I had movie
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past, I was living my best life in a place I had never been,
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okay, just going to all the indie movie theaters, going to all
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the branded movie theaters and seeing in any format like for ten dollars. I
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was like they thought they they thought they had a good formula because they was
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losing money out the ass because I was just like, that's ten dollars is
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less than the average ticket. So a movie of Sarty movies ten dollars is
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a nineteen nineties ticket right, that's that's that's those they were in the nineties
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ticket prices, but that was ten dollars for a movie a day, you
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see, so thirty movies a month. Technically it's from all the big theaters,
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indie theaters. Like I went to some really cool theaters, like because
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I was in when I first got it, I was in Boston, and
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I was like, they have a lot of like independent theaters, like they
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had underground museums. Got to go there and just explore. I was like
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having a good time, you know, old with the curtains and everything.
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Like I was like, and I had to pay nothing, see, and
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that's the that's that's what I love about going to movie theaters. It's and
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crazy at the Great said the same thing. He did a post a couple
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of weeks ago. He said, going to the movie theaters is almost therapeutic.
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It's it's kind of the it's a couple of hours away from just everything,
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and it's just the popcorn when it was afford the candy when you can
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sneak it in, you know, and all types of stuff. Hey,
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you know how we do. I sneak a full meal and honestly, it's
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not even that hard. You ain't even got to be sneakers. It's like
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I pay my suspicion, like you know, you don't see me a million
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times? Let me through. I'm not playing with y'all those days. I
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think there there is actually a theater here in Cleveland, over in North Olmstead,
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which is on their side of town. It's called Phoenix Theater. I
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wanted to go check that. Check it out because they have that They like
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ten dollars movie tickets and decent price popcorn and candies. So, uh,
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grill, are you ready to grie on the Horde? Are you ready?
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You're good? She's in the building. Hey, how ya doing good?
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I think a minute, I know. Oh, it's good to see you.
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She's a new Virginian. She's a new Virginion. Does that mean we
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gonna see you next month? I might come on Saturday, my only day.
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Listen, I definitely rock with y'all with the food in the movie theater
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because I will definitely have a whole meal. Okay. My favorite is to
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Donald that I'm dead ass. Some guys I grew up with still don't listen.
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Look, some guys I grew up with still don't know how I managed
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to at the time sneak a full extra value meal from McDonald's in to see
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the matrix. They don't know how to pulled it off. Listen big enough
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hard. It's called a bomber jacket. It came in quite heavy. You
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just need a nice sized bag. Like I literally like, because you know,
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God, where was I I can't remember, but I went to AMC
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that was in the mall, and so they had this nice hibachi place.
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I will pick up food from there and the whole container, a whole drink
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and just walk in there like you you vote on now and at least it's
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like what can you do? Like, yeah, I'll have a perse most
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times, but it's just like you gonna see the straw out my drink and
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you're not gonna say anything, like because what are you gonna do if you
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go there? If you go to a theater enough and you know the people,
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they just kind of like it's it's not bothering you. Like most of
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them, most of them honestly really don't care. I mean, granted,
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every theater is different, but AMC is kind of like a people theater.
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AMC is not I Pick, I pick is banking on you to pay for
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their food, so they're not gonna let you bring ship in there. We
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gotta we gotta do something about getting we gotta do something about getting Junior Men's
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for four fifty and you only get like ten of them in there. That's
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a problem. That is a whole problem. That doesn't make it wasn't so
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overpriced. I actually were buying them, but like you getting a hot dog
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and it's eight dollars stopping. Man, I solve that, and I don't
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realize it. Hi, man, though, I want you, I want
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you to I want you to confirm something before we get to our guests.
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Oh, it's something I mentioned. It's something I mentioned in the chat about
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our crew when I said that show Yo is Tony Chopper, It's Tony.
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You know that's you. But I said, the only time you'll take that
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reference of one piece is if I say you're you're the Zorro. You're the
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Zoro to my uh loofy, And then and then after that, after that,
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it's a dead stop. It's it's no more. Yeah, nothing nothing
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else is true. No. See, uh we got it. We have
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we have two guests with us tonight. Tre Trey Jeffrey Allen, who is
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the start of Rexo Comics. What's going on? Trey and artist Jonathan Edwards?
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What's going on? They had a new kickstarter called afro Futures, and
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I got a chance to check this out, and I like the concept because
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this is it's something different. It's different than your regular comic book. It's
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it's completely different. So explain I'm gonna put you up here, So explain
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what afro Futures is. Uh, First of all, I like, this
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is the first time I've actually singing his face in for like months now.
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Yeah, that's just the process, you know. Uh yeah, No,
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after a Futures is a comics magazine. Uh, you're right, Like,
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I'm trying to do something different here. I know a lot of people will
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probably say, oh, it's an anthology. I think it's much more than
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that. I'm basing it on stuff like Heavy Metal Magazine, Mad Magazine.
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There's also stuff like the source in there, stuff like right on that,
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like just magazines that I grew up on, and to give audiences give the
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reader a lot of bang for their block because I always hear I mean,
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I'm a complic guy. Uh you know, I always hear people saying,
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like, you know, the DC books are three nine and you get like
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ten minutes the story to read, you know what I mean. And I'm
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trying to make sure that, like you know, when you walk away from
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this thing, you feel fulfilled. And a lot of that has to do
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with my experiences watching stuff like uh, Liquid TV, watching stuff like Tsunami,
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watching stuff like Adult Swim. Even more, I was a love Death
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of Robots, Like you know that they'll those collections of stories that will kind
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of fall under an umbrella, right, but you know, don't feel cheated
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by the experience of being As a matter of fact, you feel like you
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really got a lot out of it. So that's what after futures So of
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course it's you know, after futurism is is the all these things fall under.
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But we're also putting this firmly at seventeen plus. So a lot of
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the stories in here are like mature in some nature, either whether it's zombie
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violence or you know, the occasional nudity. We're here for the for the
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big kids, you know. So I'm bringing Jonathan up now. Jonathan,
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one of the pieces that you're working on is the Secret Files of Josephine Baker.
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Can we talk about that? Wow? So basically y'all know how Josephine
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Baker was like a she was a spy in World War Two, right,
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mh. So the is like a secret file of well, I want to
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say, like a bookend of heard on closing a book on a mission,
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so to speak, and well, you'll have to read the book I want
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to show. I want to put this here. I'm going to show the
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because you guys just had a kick kickstarter start off and I want to show
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the the opener for this thing because when I see it, I'm I was
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just I'm like, I like this the fact that you mentioned some very notable
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characters throughout this entire series, and it just told me so much more.
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So I am going to show where you're at. I'm going to show this.
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Here we go. This is a kickstart see cancer beful nothing. So
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some of this that they have for pull it back up in a second.
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Uh, some of the stuff that they had that you guys have. Are
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you have a story about John Henry now ye talk about that one? Yeah?
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Yeah? Yeah, Like uh, you know my big thing is for
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after Fete goals and the Josephine Baker story kind of falls in this too.
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One of my goals is to prop up black myths, to expand black myths.
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I kind of feel that a lot of our stories don't really get second
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acts, and it just so happens to John Henry story, like the Ballad
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of John Henry ends with him dying, right, And I kind of have
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always had this idea of, well, John Henry is a mythological figure the
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way that like Thor is a mythological figure, right, so why don't we
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just bring him back? You know what I mean? And like the idea
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really is a part of the storyline that we're doing called the All Negro Squad.
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That's the feature book, and John Henry is not the only public domain
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character in that story. The other public domain character in that story is a
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character named Ace Harlem, first appeared in a comic called All Negro Comics in
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nineteen forty seven, and the story bind All Negro Comics is that it did
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not get a second issue. It was black, all Black creative creative team.
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It's very groundbreaking, and there's stuff in there that echoes echoes back to
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later to there, and a couple of other things that we've seen in comics
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and in like supero stories, but these guys did it first, and you
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know that character is in public, don't in the public. So I was
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like, let's just catch up with Ace now, Like what is he?
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Like, what kind of adventures has he been on for like the last seventy
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years? Like, if we're following the pattern of aero comic books, right,
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maybe he had the nineteen fifties period where he was doing like a lot
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of sci fi stuff. Maybe by the sixties, you know, they were
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just here and the Fantastic Four work parent comics. So now he's on a
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superhero team, he's leading the superhero team. By the seventies, maybe they're
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doing more socially conscious like sci fi stuff. They're doing the dark and gritty.
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By the nineties are doing the extreme. And so yeah, I had
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this story basically where's Ace teams up with John Henry and the Daughter of Lot,
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who's actually also at all Negro Comics number one, and they basically have
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to save President Obama from a zombie epidemic and inauguration of twenty twelve. So
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again black myths, right, Like I'm like, if I'm talking about mythology,
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I'm going to sit the mythological figure that is Barack Obama right right next
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to John Henry and right next to like it's Harlem, and then have to
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punch the shit out of zombies. So you know, that's my angle.
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And again it's seventeen plus, so like, I just want to go there.
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I just want to have a hell of a time and like really present
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something wild and fun for people. What I like about the whole idea concept
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of a because I've heard of Ace Harlem before, you know, being a
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comic book fan, I've heard of all Negro comics, and I know that
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story about that one issue and then never coming out with another issue, and
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I'm like, at this, at that time, it was amazing that it
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even came out, you know, right, but get getting canceled after his
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first issue. We've seen that before, Marvel the Crew. I ain't never
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gave you for that one because she was on but again it was But when
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you say John Henry and Ace Harlem, Josephine Baker, all these other characters,
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it's giving me league of extraordinary gentlemen. Oh yeah, yeah, there's
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a little bit of that back Vigdon too. It is a little bit of
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Watchmen baked into it. I don't know if you remember a movie called Og
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had Pam Grier and there's a little bit of that baked into it. And
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you know, I'm just we're just playing with the superho trips. Now,
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I will say Josephine Baker, she's definitely in her own story, right.
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I want to expand on that some more because I remember going to everybody here
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is from the DC area? Is that? Is that what I heard earlier?
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We're multi state? Right? Okay? Well if you though, for
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those of you who are in the DMV area, there's a museum called the
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Spy Museum, And I remember going to a field trip in high school with
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the Old Spy Museum and first discovering that Josephine Baker was part of the French
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Resistance. And I just kind of like had this moment. I was like,
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you know, like why don't we get like a James Bond thing,
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Why don't we get an Indiana Jones thing? Like why isn't she like why
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we can stories when she's punching Nazis, Like you know what I mean,
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Like, where is that story? At? Literally has been sitting with me
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for twenty years and you know, I finally got a chance to tell at
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least one of the stories I wanted to tell in this, in this,
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in this concept of mine, and Jonathan really has knocked it out the park
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Man like he's been sending me artwork from Instagram and like I just basically been
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sitting there like which one can I show first? You know what I mean?
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Like, I don't want to show the whole thing, So which image
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am I going to show you first? And you flashed a little bit of
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it on screen, it's on the kick starterments. But I remember we're talking
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to Jonathan about that project, and one thing agreed on is like, what's
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the tone of this? And we both said Batman the animated series, that's
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what we're going through. So yeah, a little little noir, a little
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like, you know, definite little spy spy fiction on top of that.
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That's that concept. And I want to live, I want to lift the
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crew talk. I like the concept of this because once again, these are
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stories we don't get to really hear a lot of we don't get in to
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kind of reach out there and and takes, and we've seen it like with
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Lovecraft Country, where you've taken something real from history and put a spin on
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it, you know, whether it's sci fi, whether it's fantasy or horror
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and or or love story like or a roymcom or anything of that nature,
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and you just spin it on its head and it makes the story even better
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because we all know that when they tell us, when they teach us about
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history, they teach you enough to make it sound interesting, and then it
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really isn't that interesting, Like when you really find out it really like,
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oh, that's all that happened, you know, it really wasn't that interesting,
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you know. Uh So, yeah, just to see those type of
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things, Yeah, I like seeing that definitely. I'm definitely a history junkie,
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so like, especially when it comes to pop culture that stuff. That
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stuff like, I'm way into so those little pockets of information, you know
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what I mean, the little gaps in history where I can feel in some
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insane insane and make it a bit of fiction for that. So, Lady
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Mandalora, you got a question, do you got okay? So for Josephine
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Baker, is it more in line with the whole Batman animated series type of
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feel like or is she a do you treat her as if she's Catwoman in
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her series. I mean, we're kind of coming out from perspective of she
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and herself is a bit of a mystery, and we kind of present it
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that way. The character of Josephine Baker, Like we we definitely have easter
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eggs to her actual history, right, and I don't want to give too
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much away, but there's just aspects of Josephine Baker's character. Her real life
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character, right, is just just amazing, Like it's just wild. You
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know, she owned a pet cheetah, like you know what I mean.
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So there's any bizarre aspects that I'm like, this stuff writes itself tonally.
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Yeah, I'm going for I'm going for a more retro feel. I'm going
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for something more in the vein of Batman the animated series. But I also
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want to be honest to who Josephine Baker was, like you know what I
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mean. So I don't necessarily want to compare her Catwoman, but uh,
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you know there is the the vampish fem fatae uh uh, the spy trope,
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and she definitely plays into that in real life and in the story as
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well. Yeah, she is definitely much more than the boys that were around
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her at least smarter than what the boys thought she was. She was right
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exactly and now you know and that does factor into this a great deal.
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Oh uh lany first of all, herd because you have me as zombies so
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or vampires, knew Moore? That is she going to Are you gonna take
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her as a series or like maybe a one over our limited series. And
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if it's not a huge series, what other like hidden figures that you could
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think of that will come into play of you bringing to life. So the
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hope is that if this kickstarter does well, we can release this annually and
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you know, we'll remix like the artist and whatnot. Like you know,
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Jonathan's done such a great job on Josephine Baker that like, I can't really
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imagine doing this with anybody else at this point, Like you know what I
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mean. So I have a I have a longer story that I've been thinking
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about for twenty years that I want to tell, and this is this story
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is just the entry doctory story. But uh you know the uh uh my
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dad, what's your question? I was gonna say? So, so you
27:52
sound like you're going to make it a series, and that's great because the
27:55
only time I remember her was that that HBO movie and museum you went to.
28:02
I went there like ten years with my creators. I don't remember seeing
28:04
her, So I'm mad that I missed that. Then I would say,
28:08
what other historical figures that are not mainstream? Because we can get the Malcolm
28:15
X's right, we can get those right, But what other historical figures that
28:18
aren't mainstream that you would bring to life? Other historical figures like you know,
28:23
the Only Girl Squad thing is kind of me truthfully, it's kind of
28:27
me talking about celebrity culture in a lot of ways. And so there's I
28:33
mean, it takes place at the Obama inauguration, so there's a lot of
28:34
celebrities there to play with that within the zombie genre on top of that,
28:40
which is a lot of fun. So you know, there are you know,
28:45
more recent I guess maybe not history recent pop culture figures actively in that
28:48
story. And then the plan is that if we do more stories, we'll
28:52
introduce and play with those elements more and more and kind of make it almost
28:56
like a regular character in that way, like almost Nike Fury in some weird
29:00
sort of way. You know. Beyond that, you know, we do
29:04
want to keep doing to Josephine, like a lot of research and factors into
29:07
that. Uh, And I've played with I've been thinking about the he don't
29:11
want to get stuff away, Like we have the idea of like you know,
29:18
her meeting Madahari, like you know what I mean, and stuff like
29:21
that, like other historical figures that are also considered that are also spies.
29:26
Awesome, right, No, absolutely also and I'm also was a Julia Childs
29:32
who's also worked for the CIA. I think it was Julia Child's might wrong,
29:37
you know, Like I've been playing with those ideas as well. You
29:41
know, all this stuff is fun, you know, and it's like,
29:45
you know, it's a playground that you can kind of reintroduce these concepts of
29:48
people and hopefully people will go. I haven't kind of a lot of people
29:51
to just so like I didn't know that Josephine Baker was a spy. I
29:53
didn't know about all Negro comics, you know, as I'm talking them.
29:56
So hopefully you're able to introduce people to these things for the first time by
30:02
being a little sensational with it. Yeah. No, I was gonna say
30:06
jo I'm gonna bring Jonathan up on it since we're talking about jose The and
30:10
Brett Baker, and you said that the inspiration you got was that Batman animated
30:15
series Vibe. Correct. Yeah, how I don't know how did you?
30:21
Because I'm looking at the panel and I'm just the bat the panels beautiful number
30:25
one bring this So I'm gonna bring it up while you talk about it.
30:29
Uh, show y'all. You got a question. I guess what I'm wondering
30:33
is are these stories supposed to blend together or are they in each individual stories
30:41
that you're planning to carry on for a longer, longer period of time.
30:45
Well, the beautiful thing about this is that each of these stories are dj
30:52
by an android called Italy, and so she is the She's like the Tom
30:56
from Tsunami of us of this magazine, and so she introduces different aspects,
31:03
she introduces each story, and really is she's kind of she she's from the
31:08
future, and she's basically introducing these stories and remixing them and like you know,
31:14
like beat matching them, kind of creating like a narrative of mythology from
31:18
story to story to story, right, And so she's almost providing an alternate
31:22
history of reality for us. Uh and and so the book really does bounce
31:27
from past, present to future, et cetera, et cetera. And that's
31:30
the overarching theme of this. It's just first of all hip hop and music.
31:36
That's the theme here as well. But also like the overarching theme is
31:41
just sort of like the DJ as the master of ceremony, like guiding you
31:45
through this, this this wild arrived that Soondra pages, She's like watch the
31:49
Watcher. Yes, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm a big I'm
31:53
a big Marvel nerd. So like, yeah, that definitely dawned on me
31:57
in several points while I was putting this together. So uh Spartan, uh,
32:07
he had me a bunch of Nazis. But uh, I'm guess,
32:12
yeah, I guess. My question is just because I love seeing historical figures
32:16
or taking mythical figures, and I gotta ask this. And you know,
32:21
you can hit me with the NBA if this is in the this is in
32:23
the cookbook, or you can just tell me to shut up. Is Robert
32:28
Small's or Abram Galloway one of your stories? Not currently tell me to shut
32:32
up? No, no, not currently, but I mean it could be
32:37
considered. I'm also not the only writer on this project, so there's other
32:39
people kind of playing with different elements. You just scroll past a story that's
32:44
called Telephones that is a tribute that is a tribute to Jay Dillo, you
32:47
know what I mean. So there's like a little bit of like everything you
32:53
are a precepted a choir over here art is baving yo. Oh yeah,
33:00
yeah, Actually, I guess that kind of also answers your question earlier about
33:05
like other historical figures I would I guess, yeah, j Della would be
33:08
a historical figure out since he passed away, so he's like definitely revered in
33:13
hip hop. So yeah, there's a little bit of everything in there.
33:16
Nice eight right there. Yeah, I see the Kickstarter is almost fully backed.
33:24
But I wanted to scroll down like two pages and ask who's getting punched
33:29
out and they jawn knocked off and like, uh yeah, go ahead,
33:34
and where's it. It's just right there down a little bit. Yeah,
33:38
Well, what's going on with this panel called by What is happening in this
33:43
scene? So that's a story that's a story called Last Round is by artist
33:47
Jeff Tolliver and it is a cyber boxing short story in the comic as well.
33:52
So the comics kind of range in size, right, like the Josephine
33:54
Baker story. I think what recently Jonathan we decided that it was we went
33:59
from seven pages to nine pages because I was seeing the artwork and Jonathan's artwork,
34:04
and I was like, all right, let's let's do a little bit
34:06
more. You know. The last round is like five pages. The all
34:09
Negro squad is about forty five to fifty pages. Uh, the intro with
34:14
eight O eight is probably about fifteen. So it's like you know what I
34:16
mean, the ultimate culminates in the story in a magazine that's not that's magazine
34:22
size. It's like about one hundred, one hundred plus pages for this anthology
34:27
series. Have you thought about animation? Yes, And I've been talking to
34:35
some animators for doing internet stuff, not necessarily doing short little videos with eight
34:40
O eight, and so I have some animation that like we're probably gonna swap
34:45
out the Kickstarter video and like updated with something kind of fun. I think
34:49
you posted one earlier with her earlier today. Yes, yeah, yeah,
34:52
that was like that was like the initial one. It's so funny because like
34:55
I done this thing for twenty four Yeah, I've been working on this state
35:00
for about three or four years now, and so that video posted the other
35:07
day. I like, John the video editor, gave that to me like
35:12
three years ago. And I cannot tell you how difficult it has been,
35:16
like not just show all this stuff all at once, man like, seriously,
35:20
it's it's been very difficult. I want for those who don't know,
35:24
because you mentioned Ace Harlem, So for those who don't know, can you
35:30
describe who Harlem is? You know, if I had to, if I
35:36
had to break down, like he definitely in the initial story from all Negro
35:39
comics kind of comes off like a Dick Tracy type of character. I the
35:46
pulp stuff though, I love the pulp fiction, like you know what I
35:50
mean. I think that that's very much embedded into the DNA of a lot
35:52
of the stuff that we as like comic book and video and movie nerds like
35:59
enjoy, right, And so Ace is basically this detective and you know he
36:06
holves a crime man like a short little five page story of a Negro comics
36:10
and yeah, I just wanted to run with that. I was just like,
36:14
let's let's you know, seventy years he's a master detective. Now,
36:19
maybe he'd give Batman a run for his money, like you know what I
36:21
mean, Like maybe he's maybe he's that, maybe he's super respected by everybody
36:25
in the black community and feared by white supremacists, like you know what I
36:29
mean. Like that's the angle I'm kind of taken with him. And so
36:32
it's all from that little nugget of like a five page story and on Negro
36:37
for one, but like, yeah, he was just kind of like you
36:38
know, and I mean it was birth from the idea of Okay, this
36:42
guy is a Dick Tracy type character. So let's just explore that more and
36:45
more. The things can we do with that idea that expands him out,
36:50
Like you know, I want to get into his who is this arch nemesis,
36:52
like you know what I mean, who is who is his his villains
36:57
and stuff like that. So now both of you, you and Jonathan both
37:02
come from a very extensive background of just working in the industry as a whole.
37:10
And and Jonathan, I want to start with you. You've you've been
37:15
attached to quite a big quite a few big pot projects, correct, Yeah,
37:19
you don't mind talking about them, not at all. We get flowers
37:25
over here, so go ahead. Most of that I've worked on shorts for
37:36
the c of Brandon Leak's a Family Affair, the Americans got Salid Winner,
37:44
and let's see what else. I've done some work for Hulu. What else,
37:52
uh P B S and some other stuff I can't talk about. That's
37:59
the that's those need don't as cloud. That's but that's cool, Trey.
38:08
I know you come from a very extinctly extensive background in hip hop. You've
38:15
been around some very notable people. To be in a room with some of
38:21
these people talk about some of that, I've been very fortunate, like I
38:27
actually this is kind of in the last couple of years. Well, first
38:30
of all, I worked for Diamond Comic Distributors, right, and that's my
38:31
day job. I'm a consumer marketing manager for Diamond and Free comic book Day
38:37
in the previous world. And so I've been very fortunate to know and have
38:44
met like quite a few of well known coreators, even some voice actors,
38:49
some movie stars, etcetera, et cetera. Back in twenty twenty, however,
38:53
I did a comic book, a tribute comic tank called All Caps,
38:59
and it was very well received. We even made like a little animated video
39:02
for it. That's on our YouTube right now and that's also been perceived.
39:07
And from that, I was able to get get to write a short story
39:12
with with Chuck d for Apocalypse ninety one Revolution Ever Sleeps Nice Yeah, and
39:19
uh then also on the back of that, I was able to get us
39:23
get to do a fifteenth page in the upcoming lyrical Rockets in the City,
39:29
which is a Wu Tang Clan officially licensed Wu Tang Clan comic and I actually
39:34
hasn't come out yet. That's going to be out in November. It was
39:37
like last late last year, So, Lady Mandalor because because when I when
39:47
I was when I was reading about you my research and I'm like, oh,
39:52
Chuck d O, whoa is strong in them? Yeah. So now
40:02
I've been very I've been very fortunate. Like and it's interesting because I comic
40:07
since two thousand and eight. I worked at a comic book store when I
40:10
was in college, and I have been obsessed with this format for a very
40:15
long and you know, I had a wrestling comic that I put on webtoons,
40:21
and I did a bunch of other stuff. And I was doing a
40:22
lot of stuff where like people were just like, hey, you want to
40:24
write a comic, and I was like, yeah, okay, fine,
40:27
you know, but it wasn't until I did the MFUM comic that I really
40:31
you really got to experience like a Troy story, you know. And comic
40:37
really was out of absolutely frustration because he was my favorite rapper and he had
40:44
passed away earlier, like a few months pro so it was a response to
40:47
that. And you know, I think if anything, if any anything,
40:52
I've learned that like, Okay, you got to cut your teeth, you
40:53
got to like pay your dues. You know, I'm glad that that time
40:57
we're working on other people's projects. But I'm I'm at a point now where
41:00
I'm everything is a passion project for me now moving forward, you know,
41:05
and after features is definitely there's a reason when I put the promo out and
41:09
I grabbed, I'm like, I'm grabbing him at doing grab that. I
41:17
appreciate it. No, probably you're not alone. I love some doing absolutely,
41:23
And you know, the thing I love too is like the beautiful thing
41:25
about like when when I when when my name comes up, and I love
41:31
that. It's so go ahead, lady mandelor no, no that I had
41:38
no words. I'm listening intently. I'm so sorry. I just love Man
41:45
Got the Grace, Chuck d and Wu Tang. I'm like, I'm jealous
41:50
already. I'm jealous just all those two names. Just but I got nothing
41:55
else to say about that except I'm just looking forward to the movies you know
42:01
so far of course, so just to kind of help push it and get
42:07
more people to put money into it. What what perks the stuff do people
42:09
get they back the project, because I see y'all, y'all right there.
42:16
I am proud to say it only took seven days to get there, and
42:21
you know, we basically have twenty three i think more days left on the
42:23
Kickstarter. I intentionally wanted to make sure that we walk into Blurred Con with
42:32
with this kickstarter is still running like that was definitely part of the plan.
42:37
I'll be a we're gonna fair out a way to take pre orders for this
42:38
uh at Blurred Con as well. But yeah, the in terms of perks,
42:44
you get a sticker pack, right, which is few characters. And
42:47
I cannot emphasize this enough. Jonathan's a great artist. I've got Bliss who's
42:52
also another great artist, who's working on the Telephone story. The j Dillar
42:55
story. Nelson Blake is doing all Negro Squad. He's another great artist.
43:00
He's worked on stuff like Luke Cage and witch Blade and like, you know,
43:07
X our visual medium. So we're making sure that we're emphasizing, uh,
43:10
the artwork. Like it's going to be a bigger than normal magazine,
43:14
right, It's going to be a little bit larger, maybe like an old
43:16
stone. And uh. In addition to that, you'll get prints and you'll
43:23
get the sticker sets, and everybody knows me, hey man, you're getting
43:28
very close to the stretch gold territory. You need to come up with some
43:30
other stuff. So I'm considering that now at this point. So I really
43:34
want to make sure that the kickstarter scene is actually the main event, because
43:37
sometimes see kickstarters and you get all this other stuff and it's like, well,
43:42
that's not the focus of this kickstarter. I want to make sure that
43:45
the magazine is the focus. So that's so folks that don't know at the
43:49
time that this was put up, it was thirty six hundred, now is
43:52
thirty six eighty. There you go, love, thank you very much.
43:59
The hip hop culture is very strong in the blurred community, despite what Drake
44:07
thinks. I will I will take us. I will take a shot at
44:15
Aubrey any chance I get. Yeah. I had a conversation and Kendrick Energy
44:27
at this point. Now, I had a conversation with the artists on All
44:31
Negro Squad because we're talking about like what celebrities can we killed with celerits,
44:37
and Drake came up at one point in time, and you know, we
44:43
were like, oh, yeah, that'd be cool. And I was like,
44:46
well, he was like, first, he's already He's already dead,
44:52
right, it's also fair, he's definitely dead at this point. The artist
44:57
was like, oh, you know, by the time it's come out,
44:59
it might not be think. I'm like, I'm pretty certain people are still
45:00
dislike Drake in February. But also I thought like, oh wait, no
45:07
wait, Drake's Canadians. Why would he be at the presidential inauguration? That
45:10
doesn't make any sense. So he just tossed about entirely. So why would
45:16
he be the bies? I mean, if you're making up wait a minute,
45:22
if you're making up on the celebrity culture, that would make sense that
45:24
he will be there. Let that be the one. Let that be the
45:29
extra nail. In the golf and you'd be like, wait, why is
45:31
what are you? Why why? And having the characters actually question that too,
45:37
killing him you could you can that's true, that's true. That's a
45:43
panel that's a leg into the entire country. Panel's dust perfect. Though Drake
46:01
has a villain and Kate and Kate out as the boogeyman. That's just real
46:07
life right now. Story. Drake can't close he can't even close his eyes
46:15
without hearing hearing that like word everywhere. But I said, Kate not gonna
46:24
be wrapped there with Baltimore. It's like he shall not be said, shall
46:28
not be mentioned everybody, and everybody's got jokes. It's every d J has
46:34
jokes. Everybody. Uh, John, I want to ask Jonathan, is
46:40
there is there a project that you've always wanted to work on? Wait?
46:46
I think we lost lost think que Is there a project that you've always wanted
46:58
to work on? I would say yes, honestly, there's a project that
47:05
I that I've I've been cooking up called Southern Blend, and it's based around
47:10
kind of what happened after I left college because I had to drop out and
47:15
it was just a few years of me trying to find myself and I wanted
47:21
to. I kind of want to do something like an animated movie or or
47:27
a series, but I'm still still on debating on which, which which we
47:31
want to go with it? Mm hmmm. Basically Southern blends. It's cultural.
47:39
It's like it's blending hip hop, car culture and just a slice of
47:47
life, slice of life project. That's something I really want to do.
47:51
I've been working on for a few years now, and hopefully next year.
47:54
I want to I want to drop it nice. I'm gonna be honest with
47:59
them, go ahead, go ahead. What's the what? What is what
48:04
is the difference between it being a movie versus a series? For you?
48:08
Like, what would you be? What's the benefit of one over the other
48:13
or the negative negative over one or the other. Well, if it's a
48:16
film, I can just like just want and done. But if it's the
48:20
series, I can. I want to do like at least two seasons.
48:24
Mhm. But I guess you want you want more work and you want less
48:30
work, you want quick work. In that question, that makes a lot
48:35
of sense, So let's make it a series. Okay, Yeah, thank
48:39
you, hard hitting questions. Second in Command, she's the second in command
48:49
for you where I missed. She's gonna cover the shot. Uh So I'm
48:55
not gonna lie both of you, for the both of you, and just
48:58
really the entire camp is working on afro futures and saying that you can see
49:02
this as an animation and just the concept of everything. I can really see
49:08
this at Blurred Station. That's just me saying that I just talked to actually
49:16
like a few minutes ago. He literally just told me what Blood Station is.
49:21
I didn't know what it was until like about maybe an hour ago.
49:28
We're moving out there, we're moving on here. So yeah, I mean
49:31
that concept alone, and I'm just like, yeah, I don't think we
49:37
got an animation coming up. That's like that. Mm hmm. Yeah,
49:40
that's true. I mean what Spider Verse. Spider Verse got pushed back a
49:44
couple of times. So yeah, so it's it's time. It's time.
49:52
Where can everybody find well for what? For one? Can you two stick
49:55
around while we talk about the news. I'm into you're down for that,
50:00
John, I'm down for it. Alright. Alright, Uh she did.
50:07
She didn't blow the mic this time. That's good. Uh So we're gonna
50:10
be right back. We will take a we're gonna take a commercial break.
50:14
We're gonna be back with our guests. We're gonna be back with some news
50:16
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50:21
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I am such a lucky duck because the Big Bloy Big the big Blue Boy
54:22
Scout has come home to roost. Who am I talking about? The man
54:25
is Steel. It's filming here in Cleveland. It just started, uh this
54:30
week. We have a little bit of footage of them actually being seen.
54:34
Uh. Edie Gadathi and David corn Sweat as well as James Gunn has been
54:39
seen on set. Actually the entire cast has been seen on set in the
54:44
past two days. And James ain't high nothing. Uh. I means you
54:51
gotta think about it this way though, ain't nothing to high. It's Superman,
54:57
not just Superman though, it's another We get to see mister Terrific,
55:02
which we're looking at. You get to see you bro so and we'll get
55:08
this and I'll show you some shots in a second. But there are some
55:13
really good look. This is a good look mm hmm. Was very happy.
55:17
Yes, I mean and this is before editing. This is before so
55:27
those was crying about it. I'm like, you don't realize just how close
55:30
to the comic as James Gunner's gotten this thing. Mm hmm. They are
55:35
trying to hide things with that big ass black and white the Brother. They
55:37
attempted to hide something that was just terrible. I was just terrible Joys,
55:45
probably trying to keep them from getting heat that thing. To be honest,
55:47
it might be that un it's been We've had a heat wave recently, so
55:52
that could be the case. But it's really good shots. Shout out to
55:58
Cleveland dot com for getting a lot of this video out to the to the
56:01
masses and some of the pictures as well. I actually got a chance to
56:06
go down to the set over the weekend and check out some of the destruction
56:08
that that's that's been set up. But yeah, it looks, it looks
56:14
good some of the shots. Yeah, it's just I want, oh,
56:17
I gotta see this. I just you literally run right into it some of
56:22
these shots. But the ones that really really stand out are these good clean
56:30
shots. Mm hm mister terrific. Mm hmm. That's a good look.
56:37
Man. I'm not excited for this. I was really hoping, Yeah,
56:45
I was really hoping that he would pull up on in the dead Pool three.
56:52
I would love that. I mean he still could. The filming didn't
56:55
overlap at all. Yeah, fourth won't bring. I think they put the
57:01
yellow They put the yellows on the back too. That makes a real official
57:07
James ain't playing playing. I knew. I knew James wasn't playing when he
57:10
started talking about the authority, I was like, you gotta be you gotta
57:15
be a compl ner. Yeah, so you called when you called your first
57:21
chapter gods and Monsters, that that made me feel safe. Yeah. I
57:27
appreciate everything that that is being done with this film so far. I'm a
57:31
John I'm a James Dunn fan. I like his movies. I like his
57:35
storytelling style. Mm hmm. He's a fan, you know, in a
57:39
good way, in a very good way. You know, we've we've heard,
57:45
we've heard complaints out there like, oh, why is it baggy?
57:47
I said, it's called filming. It looks different in the edit process.
57:54
Yeah, those of the people. I tell you go outside and touch grass,
57:59
because you if you're gonna if you're gonna complain about every little thing,
58:02
and you're not gonna be happy about nothing. I mean, forget the fact
58:07
that suitman has a unrealistic posture. So the fact that you know, the
58:12
suit itself looks awesome, but it's like, but but he's not big enough.
58:17
He's six four, he's taller than convealed. Even Conveal has said he's
58:24
the runt of his family, and he's like, but this it never seems
58:30
to amaze me, especially mister Terriffic's hair. I said, leave mister terrific
58:35
alone. Number one hair is fine, the costume is perfect. Leave it
58:39
alone. If you're gonna track, if you're gonna trash the movie, go
58:44
trashable mood. It's a movie a lot that somebody's not gonna bitch about.
58:50
So you said, what was you saying? Know what I'm saying. We
58:53
just always go through the cycle like it's very at this point, like this,
58:58
the initial reveal, Oh the costume sucks, you know, then the
59:01
trailer revealed, they'll pick apart like the sound of Superman's cape or something like
59:06
that. Now integral to the integral to the character somehow when it's not really
59:10
and you know, then the movie will come out and everybody will shut up.
59:15
I put them in the same people that got excited about seeing five seconds
59:20
of Superman in a black suit and a Snyder movie. He's weard of black
59:22
suit. He's weard of the black suit. Just because it's the better edited
59:30
version of what we received, It doesn't mean it's the best thing. So
59:37
that doesn't mean anything. But no, I'm excited for this. I am
59:40
ready for for that to happen. Shout out to James Gunn and that entire
59:45
team making sure this this thing comes to fruition. Uh. They started filming
59:52
literally on the best day, like the heat wave had already passed by Sunday,
59:57
like it got to say eighty to reads and it was comfortable. They
1:00:02
already had to set up and everything, and it was like they started filming
1:00:06
like Monday, and I'm like, oh, y'all, y'all picked a fine
1:00:08
time that ninety five with the humidity going up to one hundred. Yo,
1:00:15
that wasn't pretty. That wasn't pretty at all. That wouldn't that wasn't just
1:00:21
melting off their faces. Yeah, this time, he reminded the DC was
1:00:24
built on the swampy Truly, it's been crazy and it missed. While we're
1:00:36
still talking DC, the Lanterns are Greenlits. Lars gets a straight to series
1:00:42
order and creative team and plot details after moving from Max to HBO, which
1:00:46
is weird to me because they're one and the same. Yeah, like,
1:00:52
I guess, I guess, I guess. Originally Lanyards was just supposed to
1:00:55
be a Max series, which just because the shows on Max doesn't mean it
1:01:00
doesn't it's not gonna show on HBO. It's the same thing. It's to
1:01:07
be shown on Max a couple of years ago. You're talking about now now,
1:01:12
Yeah, it's getting green. They got back a couple of years.
1:01:15
Yeah, I think it got it. Definitely. It definitely got pushed back
1:01:17
and probably retooled after James Gunn came over and basically took over the DC universe.
1:01:24
They talked about during DC that horrible DC fandom thing, and then when
1:01:29
they realized that nobody was interested or the fact that they were worried it's gonna
1:01:32
go to the flash route. That's why I got pushed back. It's funny
1:01:37
because go ahead, No, I was just gonna just wanted to clarify because
1:01:40
that was that was a little confused. So you're saying that like, it's
1:01:43
originally going to be on the streaming service, but now it's going to be
1:01:45
on HBO. Yeah, which, let's let's be honest, it's still gonna
1:01:51
be on Max. I don't It might be that HBO has their own allocated
1:01:57
budget compared to Max. Max is still HBO is very much a solid name
1:02:04
and a much more solid hitting ship out the park type of and I came
1:02:10
from the house the Dragon you got m It is weird. It's a little
1:02:21
black person in there somewhere, So it is weird. Talk about HBO and
1:02:27
Max as if they're two separated these's they're all the same compound, y'all.
1:02:32
Y'all are confusing the ship out of me because I thought that was Raised and
1:02:37
Max was it and that's that. So like, I'm just like, you
1:02:40
know what, I'm just gonna sit back and listen and learn. Like when
1:02:49
I seen it, I'm like, well, it's gonna premiere on HB.
1:02:52
I'm like, but it's the same. It's like Bud and bud Light.
1:02:55
It's still the same brand. It's just you got you got it. I
1:03:00
mean, you got bud Light and Bush in the same house. It's like,
1:03:02
y'all both come from the same factory. Will it end up on Netflix?
1:03:13
Yeah, the way a lot of these shows are showing up now,
1:03:15
Yeah, Grandfather than from HBO, right that part. So this is the
1:03:22
log line for the show. The series follows new recruit John Steward and lantern
1:03:27
legend hal Jordan, Too, Intergalac and cops drawn into a dark Earth based
1:03:30
mystery as they investigate a murder in the American heartland. Uh. I like
1:03:36
the way that sounds because the I think the director that's involved with True Crime
1:03:42
or True Detective, True Detective is involved with this, and I'm like,
1:03:47
oh, we're getting dark and gritty. I like The Blackest Night had an
1:03:53
R rating. Yeah, yeah, I like the way that sounds. So
1:04:00
I've actually been waiting for this very long time. I'm into this like I
1:04:03
want I belonged attitude. This isn't exactly this, but I long had the
1:04:08
attitude that, like somewhere between Men in Black and True Detective is what a
1:04:12
Green Lantern movie should be. Yeah. So I'm I'm and and it should
1:04:17
it should have John Stewart, I'm I'm kind of anti cyber work. I
1:04:21
gotta be honest with you, guys, Like I didn't understand why he was
1:04:24
in the Justice Leep movie. Kind of real they did that brother so dirty.
1:04:30
I swear to he had a good story that longer cut. Don't get
1:04:33
me wrong, but definitely he did. He did. But they still by
1:04:40
the time by the time it came out, I'm like, the damage is
1:04:42
done. Just screwedy, you know. Yeah, so but yeah, I'm
1:04:48
looking forward to that. That actually looks like it's gonna be good. The
1:04:50
thing, the fact that there's and you're right trade the fact that it's in
1:04:55
between men in black and like that darkness. I like that whole because we've
1:05:01
seen Green Lantern animated series. We've seen the c g I series they had
1:05:05
which was extremely short lived on the Cartoon Network. Yeah, it was.
1:05:10
It was good, and they was short lived because they had they had the
1:05:14
weirdest schedule for that one. Between that one and the CGI Batman that that
1:05:17
they had the weirdest schedule, like like three a m. On Cartoon Network.
1:05:25
I'm like, who's why they put in that area where they hold nobody
1:05:30
watches like anime watching hours. Somehow you had a whole block and like from
1:05:36
eight to nine, you had a whole block that you just disregarded. So
1:05:42
I clipped a family guy, so post adult the post adult swim time slot.
1:05:51
Yeah, I agree. You gotta get you gotta get feeling there somewhere
1:05:57
Field July so episode two of House of the Dragon, or as like black
1:06:06
folks like to call it, Game of Thrones is on again. Cold dude,
1:06:14
why you jumped the gun on mother? Right? There is daddy ship.
1:06:26
I'm calling cry Baby the simp in the food Cold. Hey, I
1:06:32
think I hate cold in a different way. Even more though, because he's
1:06:39
not as bad as Joffe, but he a bitch nigger story all of them,
1:06:49
like all of them. I mean, you got him, but you
1:06:51
got everybody. This is just have a play in your kingdom in a minute.
1:06:56
But golf, this is my thing. This is high tower in this
1:06:59
place. This is when out Ohio tower, when he knew he was the
1:07:01
full well, he just nah, he liked the city gets to sit in
1:07:11
his stupid ship. He really getting buyers more today, Like I should have
1:07:16
just let that girl have a bad numb because get the best. She would
1:07:23
have let you stay. You was acting FUNKYO. You wanted your daughter to
1:07:26
be in a particular position, and she's still in the position that she man,
1:07:31
She's still in that whole ass position. I can't explain to you because
1:07:38
I look at I look at Kristen Cole, and I'm just like you,
1:07:42
simp. No, it was an asshole. Like I can't even I can't.
1:07:49
I can't give him a simp. He is a a unabass hater.
1:07:56
Like it's different Kendrick has a reason to hate to hate. Okay, this
1:08:02
nigga cole ain't got no valid reasons. Okay, you've got imagine because I
1:08:15
didn't want to leave with right, but imagine asking somebody to just, hey,
1:08:19
I want you to be a servant peasant with me. We can leave
1:08:24
and hitch the boat. Okay, I want you to leave all of this
1:08:28
behind. And she looked at him like, are you your mom? I
1:08:32
am dragon, and let's go and be with the bitch that you didn't want
1:08:40
to be. And now you're quote unquote sucking her, which is interesting for
1:08:43
me because it's not in the book, but it's interesting to see at the
1:08:47
end of every episode, this motherfucker is fucking her. It's reckless, loon's
1:09:00
crazy. The twins fighting, I was waiting, good Lord, that that
1:09:05
was who that was filled. I thought they was we're not having for this
1:09:14
week, right next week, because his brother Eric was Eric the way he
1:09:21
sees the way his brother walked past him. But his brother had a sense
1:09:25
like mm hmmm, because he who he was, because he had the helmet
1:09:32
on. But he had that sense like I know that conversation, the conceited
1:09:46
face. I would never harm a child. I'm sorry the way that right
1:09:56
there looked at Damon. She she got you know how how you messed up
1:10:00
and your mama that got in your face like you're still trying to tell that
1:10:04
line. He did the doc disrespect, he said everything. I didn't do
1:10:12
it m hm No, just stared her in the face, because why the
1:10:17
hell you're gonna look to everybody? Know? These are just with you guy.
1:10:25
They didn't know what you was gonna do, and you do what you
1:10:27
say you're gonna do ten times out of It's not a secret anybody. I
1:10:33
don't know why everybody was sitting there like they didn't know. Everybody in that
1:10:39
room should have known. That's why she try not to get down. She
1:10:44
had to clean the cleared room because exactly exactly I can't. This is why
1:10:48
my daddy couldn't right. And he still couldn't see it right. It was
1:10:55
like you always looked to something. You're like you good on your word when
1:10:59
you say you're gonna do something, you always standing on business. However,
1:11:03
your business is dirty, motherfucker. And now you done saw my white cloak
1:11:10
to the throne. Your usefulness is reaching its limits. That was the part
1:11:15
she was like, that was the part they got me. Is not useful.
1:11:21
He's effective, but he's not fucking useful. He's like a cannon ball.
1:11:27
I think he is useful if he could have actually just followed directions,
1:11:30
you know, but he can't. But if I need no pun intended,
1:11:40
if I need you to execute a particular order, but you you have,
1:11:45
you have no finesse. You're You're swinging fucking wildly. You do not give
1:11:49
a ship about any of the fallout afterwards because you got the job done.
1:11:55
It's like, what is like the example, I don't want to I don't
1:12:01
want to be a queen of a burntdown kingdom. And that is what he
1:12:05
is doing. That's what he did. That's what he did. He took
1:12:13
his dragon out for milk and never came back. From what I'm going to
1:12:17
say to aaronhol So, it's about me. It's about real fuggy. I
1:12:24
want to ask Trey and and Jonathan. I don't know if you guys are
1:12:27
keeping up with the Game of Thrones opposed the House of the Dragon, but
1:12:31
I gotta I gotta watch it. It's it's it's one of these things where
1:12:35
you easily sucked it that the ladies of the of the ship are slowly sucking
1:12:41
me into bridget And that's another story. So Lady whistled Down is messy?
1:12:47
Avoided avoided all costs, avoided all costs. That needs to be something.
1:12:53
Watched these four people on that show because it's a good drama. Did the
1:13:04
boy they did the black dude? Don't say that, Man, I ain't
1:13:08
watch nothing nothing so but watching watching, watching House of the Dragon. You
1:13:19
the majority of black folks that are with right there? You mean all there's
1:13:28
not one person, and if there is, I'm not I didn't notice.
1:13:32
To be honest, I'm not gonna lie Kieren. I need you to talk
1:13:38
to n y. I don't know what the hell that was all about?
1:13:40
The talking wait that I know that's not your birl, but they need to
1:13:47
talk in the city and Brooklyn Bridge is funky. She funky bit she thought
1:13:56
who the fuck she was? And clearly Manhattan brands she oldie? But good
1:14:02
is she cool? She? I do hasn't been funky since day one.
1:14:08
We don't talk to them. Who else is up on that list? But
1:14:12
it's mostly a black household in New York City. I'm just I'm just it
1:14:15
was just it was just that area where the bridge is at. Okay,
1:14:18
because Williams, because Williamsburg is a whole. That's what the funny thing about
1:14:27
it is. If you look at I G and you look at a lot
1:14:30
of different comments, almost all of them are utinely like and why And I
1:14:34
see is not house. It is not green at all. I don't even
1:14:40
know what. So nobody live why And I don't even live in an Why?
1:14:47
And I thought, I'm like, wait a minute, I thought,
1:14:51
is it me? Everybody was confused, everybody was. I walked down there
1:14:59
with Lloyd and Tasha to go see if it was true. It was c
1:15:02
G. I like, no, this ain't. This ain't gonna stand m
1:15:10
m oh chosen signs. Not Manhattan. Manhattan got the black. That's all
1:15:17
I'm gonna say. Brooklyn is funky. But there was some green banners in
1:15:21
Manhattan too, not as I forgot, but there was bands in Manhattan.
1:15:30
That's as bad as the two neighbors I used to know that one had the
1:15:35
had the star fleet banner flag and they hanging it outside, and the other
1:15:40
one had outside. This is actually happening. I'm like, watch this unfold.
1:15:49
Only the lights lights every faces be like I don't. I'm like,
1:15:54
I'm confused, but it works. Go but yeah, if you're not house
1:16:03
black at this point. And like I said, I called Damon is an
1:16:10
actual cannonball. That dude point him in a direction the job. Like you
1:16:15
said, lady man, he gets the job done. However, there is
1:16:17
a fallout. Hits the target most of the time, but in this case,
1:16:26
it's like, dude, you're not doing her any favors. You're not
1:16:30
doing her options any favors. We're going to take a kid out for some
1:16:36
That's not what she said wrong. Huh mm hmm. It was a baby.
1:16:45
It was a baby. I mean, nothing to say. And the
1:16:56
title it's we were cool though, right, Personally, I think that that's
1:17:03
a napkin thing because I don't think a brother or sister would have done that
1:17:08
to a kid that's street. I don't think that if that was Bulgarians,
1:17:16
I don't think done that. Which king we're talking about. You see what
1:17:21
I'm saying, because you're talking about the baby. Yeah, that's a that's
1:17:31
a white saying baby. There's the I mean, I feel like none of
1:17:40
this is surprising. They are targets at the end of the day. It's
1:17:44
just like they're Targarians at the end of the day. This is not even
1:17:48
the worst that I have read. Okay, So I mean it's like,
1:17:54
but they are Targarians. They literally looked at your Harris, the your Harris
1:18:00
and was like, you are not killing these niggas enough for us. You
1:18:05
are weak, Yeah, you're You're not just violently killing people, Like what
1:18:11
are you doing like this? That's just Targerian. So it's kind of like,
1:18:15
I'm not I'm not surprised seeing seeing the king just lash out like that,
1:18:24
and I'm just like, you're giving Jeoffrey right now, I want to
1:18:30
hear what you gotta say. By God, I disagree with that because because
1:18:33
the way he's because see he's not as spoiled as Jeoffrey was doing. Because
1:18:38
Geoffrey was just what it's there, it's there. I get why you're upset.
1:18:45
That's understandable. However, your execution, yes, your execution, it
1:18:55
was a ratcatcher this man wait, dude, no for real? Yeah,
1:19:03
that was crazy. Kind of agree with that jail all of them, all
1:19:11
of just like like did you captate like he came into where I lived,
1:19:16
decapitated that First of all, he should have definitely cursed out cold Cold should
1:19:21
have been fired because he should have been at his post. I don't understand
1:19:25
how he made a hand. That's another conversation. One of they they they
1:19:31
came and where my mother was stupid? Oh hell no, y'all you don't
1:19:38
know what is no problem, y'all all get it. I'm sorry. But
1:19:43
he said Coal acted. Oh I bet he did right because he was sucking
1:19:46
your mother exactly because he's a motherfucker like man, where was you? That
1:19:59
is, he was supposed to be out there from what I understand, like
1:20:01
the way that they say that the places were or acting the book, because
1:20:06
the show you could probably tell me in the book. In the book,
1:20:09
it's supposed to be right next to each other. You know what I'm saying.
1:20:11
Well, I mean I think it changed. It's closed. But in
1:20:17
the book, the play, the scenes were changed. So it's kind of
1:20:21
like I was supposed to be in Allison. Yes, yes, Alison was
1:20:27
there, so it's just like I mean, but either way, Cole wasn't
1:20:31
at his post, thank you, Verson. And then he decided to be
1:20:36
like Eric, where were you? The way to be choked out? Like
1:20:43
what are you how are you going to draw him to be where you were
1:20:50
get mm hm and John all the juice, because it's really like that that
1:21:09
seemed because that also was an addition, and I was just like, but
1:21:13
you know, how are you going to do this? Like Eric didn't do
1:21:16
nothing, but the fact that you know, I think that's what is the
1:21:20
sucky part, because like I was reading a lot about, you know,
1:21:25
the reactions to the episode, and I think some people were like, I
1:21:28
think what's worse is knowing that the Greens absolutely know, even the kids.
1:21:33
Egon stupid ass acting like he don't know what the fuck he's doing. But
1:21:40
the kids, they know that they usurped the throne. They know that they
1:21:44
took this from Rainier. They know that they have been put in place and
1:21:47
something that they didn't deserve, and yet they are still acting. This man
1:21:54
acting like talk about something this is war, ruining his grandfather's lego set.
1:21:58
Like I was reading, I was just like, you mad, but you
1:22:02
actually, like, you know, it was just fine that Luke died,
1:22:05
that your sister had a miscarriage, and everything was cool. But now it's
1:22:12
war. It was already war like, it's just like y'all are acting ridiculous.
1:22:15
You that was her, That was her fault. You don't understand they
1:22:18
acting. It's like they're making the decisions already knowing that they're in the wrong.
1:22:25
It's kind of just like, bro Cole, how you gonna look at
1:22:28
Eric when you know where you were. That's just crazy to me, It's
1:22:31
insane. And then and then and then and then and then to die.
1:22:38
Yeah, I want you to go kill the queen right knowing his brother will
1:22:43
probably best yep, or he's got to kill his brother. He's right because
1:22:55
and I and I. It's like because in the book, Eric never even
1:23:00
already near her. He saw his brother saw him and was like, we're
1:23:02
gonna stop this right the fuck now, what are you doing here? And
1:23:06
they got your squabbing, so they gave them the idea. They gave us
1:23:12
the idea that he at least saw Ray like, oh, he almost got
1:23:15
to finish the job. But it's just like, bro, you sent this
1:23:18
man to die, so I had the opportunity. I can't remember which episode
1:23:24
it was from the House of the Dragon Game of Thrones, where Jeffrey basically
1:23:30
the entire family were at the table when he was being Jeoffrey, and Tyrian
1:23:35
was saying something. But you know, Tyrian has a way of talking slick
1:23:42
and getting this point across. Well, his daddy was sitting there, Tiwin
1:23:45
was sitting there, and Tywind even said it the king is tired. No,
1:23:50
I'm not. He had a second win. Even his mama gave him
1:23:59
to look like, okay, you done went to far. I mean even
1:24:01
even a ty would have the best line, he said. I said,
1:24:04
that's because you think that, because you think he's he has power. He
1:24:09
said, actually is. And I'm like Dan so when I see a gun
1:24:15
acting acting like that. And then Ido was trying to talk since to him
1:24:18
despite his his moves, what he's trying to do. Even Otto was trying
1:24:25
to talk since and once again he damn, I should have never know,
1:24:29
but I think something. Someone made a good point about how like ray Nira
1:24:38
was a girl from being a child was at her father's hand. He chose
1:24:45
her raised right to be in that position. They knew that they were planning
1:24:55
to serve the throne for a long time. Ottn't been flying, He's been
1:25:00
hands for multiple keys. He's been waiting for his chance for this, and
1:25:04
he didn't think to put Egg on any position. So it's like you raised
1:25:10
the stupid bitch because that was a slip It was actually his fault. That
1:25:15
was a slip up. Yeah, that was the slip up. It's like,
1:25:19
oh, ship, I should have put this kid because he because Egg
1:25:23
gotn't even pointed it out. You know what, you were my father's hand.
1:25:28
It's time for you to go right. Yeah, but but then you
1:25:32
made the dumb man's decision putting Cold in this place that I can't wait for
1:25:41
that episode and the girl girl I'm waiting for this should have happened because mm
1:25:50
hmm. Yeah, however, we need to have a watch party. I
1:25:55
think I can't wait for the house Dragon like that ass the funk up who?
1:26:06
Because I heard I heard that episode four was called Dance to the Dragons,
1:26:11
So I'm curious to know what because we're on episode three, I'm curious
1:26:15
to know what episode three is gonna because I'm like, what is this next
1:26:17
episode going to cover? Dame was gonna go to aironhome? Where's Braylayla?
1:26:27
Isn't she supposed to be She's supposed to be going out? Then I asked
1:26:31
her to go. She's flying past drift where Corliss is. She's waiting,
1:26:38
and she told her. She told her to just kind of fly high like
1:26:41
they were getting. What that means, Yeah, like stay out the way,
1:26:46
keep an eye on stuff. No, she sent her to get she
1:26:54
sent her somewhere to do something, and she's not going. He's not doing
1:26:58
laps to make sure the bit her secure. She went, then that's gonna
1:27:01
be an episode three because in episode two she's just doing laps like she just
1:27:04
tolded to do, like surveillance. But I don't know. I think I
1:27:14
think she told her to fly high until she gets to the destination and then
1:27:17
get do something. That's what I thought. Okay, I remember that.
1:27:23
I thought she just like condold to do surveillance. But to I think both
1:27:28
both our points. I think it's she's gonna be the next casualty, the
1:27:30
next big casual team. No, it's a safe but but scary bet.
1:27:41
Also because now you're going to bring Rainie into that thought process because I's gonna
1:27:46
be her Rainie, because it's gonna it's something has to happen for the Valerians
1:27:51
to really get mixing. They're just on the back end, and those two
1:27:57
boys from where I heard they're supposed to be Valerians as well. They're Valarians
1:28:00
bastards, so legend which one which about the ones by the by the holes
1:28:12
the holes? Yeah, dragging over one of them. It's like, hmm
1:28:21
if we want to, I don't know. We are no return from this
1:28:28
tantrum. I don't want to get I don't want to go. Our guests
1:28:32
too far left out in the ether. Uh So I know you guys have
1:28:38
it what we're Game of Thrones fans overhead, so you know, we cover
1:28:42
these type of things, trying to make it weekly because it's a lot to
1:28:46
talk about. You're listening, an opportunity to not have a show, Lady
1:28:50
Mandalora, lady, just do a podcast. Oh there there are there are
1:28:57
plans for their plans. Yeah, there's plans put up being put up for
1:29:04
for them, for the women to take the ship for the week or for
1:29:09
the Yeah, for you know, has half some time having watch party,
1:29:17
a couple of shots of rum or something, sitting back and have to have
1:29:19
fun because it's it's because lady man, you know, helps me get some
1:29:25
things in line when it comes to games. I'm like, hold on,
1:29:29
didn't And she's like no, check this out. And I'm like, and
1:29:30
she'll tell me, and I'm like, oh, because I haven't read the
1:29:35
books. I'm gonna I'll say this show, yo, for this show,
1:29:40
this is all her. I'm gonna give it to her. She she,
1:29:43
she, she, you know what me and Manuel had our We know we
1:29:46
had all. We definitely had our we had our chats. Okay, I
1:29:50
cannot even lie because after she's getting the book, it's definitely like the show
1:29:58
is crazy and it's right, but it is different. And I personally,
1:30:03
after reading I'm not even done with it. I got less than one hundred
1:30:06
pages left. But it's like, after reading the book, you're kind of
1:30:10
just like this story that we're getting is really only half that book. That's
1:30:16
so, I got a question. I have a question, and it's not
1:30:20
so much the details of either Game of Thrones or even House of the Dragon.
1:30:25
This is kind of a general question. And John and Trey you,
1:30:30
I'm pretty sure you can help me out almost when it comes to when it
1:30:34
comes to adaptations of any form, some adaptations make sense correct, like when
1:30:43
it comes from from page to film or page of screen. Some adaptations make
1:30:48
make a little sense. Case in point, it makes in the in the
1:30:53
comic In comic books, ant Man is pretty much the creative l try,
1:30:57
right. They always gave the heroes like multiple degrees and everything. But when
1:31:02
they became the MCU, it made more sense that Tony Stark and Bruce Banner
1:31:10
were behind the creation of Ultron and then a vision. It made it made
1:31:16
sense the guy who runs AI and the guy who's kind of dealing with DNA
1:31:20
sequencing and everything else. Right, is it always difficult when the change doesn't
1:31:31
make that much sense? Like, okay with Game of Thrones. From what
1:31:35
I've heard from a generally a lot of people is one certain stories are unfinished,
1:31:42
like like it was with Game of Thrones, which is how we ended
1:31:45
up with season eight. Yes, he's eight, so because season eight was,
1:31:51
like they said, it was so far from what it was supposed to
1:31:56
be, because the book wasn't finished. So this is kind of a combination
1:32:01
effort in the case of the studio and the writer. Studios are being greedy
1:32:09
about it, correct, yep. But when it comes to the writer,
1:32:14
do you think that sometimes it might take too long or that it's not completely
1:32:19
fleshed out? You know? I mean me, I'm of the attitude of
1:32:26
his story and if he needs to take his time to finish it, then
1:32:30
he needs to take his time to finish it. Those those books are like
1:32:33
what twenty thirty years old now, yeahs since the last book came out,
1:32:41
it's been over ten years. Yeah, right, So to me, I'm
1:32:45
just sort of like, you know, the TV show is late, you
1:32:47
know what I mean, Like the TV show is the late arrival here,
1:32:51
like it's not. And I, yeah, I'm not a huge Game of
1:32:55
Thrones person open, I kind of tapped out of the TV show. I've
1:32:59
never read the books somewhere around the first season, but like, uh uh
1:33:06
yeah, I just kind of always feel like even at the time, my
1:33:10
kind of attitude at the moment when I first watching the first season was like,
1:33:14
Holly was not going to land this. There's no landing this, not
1:33:16
on their own. I just was I just was convinced that they weren't going
1:33:19
to like just land that plane. So yeah, I just you know,
1:33:26
this thing for me with adaptations, I always feel like, as long as
1:33:31
the heart of it isn't being completely ripped out, I'm okay with it.
1:33:36
Like I think that that was the good thing about the early portion of the
1:33:40
m c U is that you know? Okay, yeah, they turned Throw
1:33:45
into a rom com, but threw, you know what I mean, Like
1:33:48
you know his his I see, I see maybe CD as he could.
1:34:01
I'm not talking about I'm not talking about Ragnarok. I'm talking about the very
1:34:03
first movie. Yeah, and you know that that that journey, his character
1:34:11
arc was his character arc, you know what i mean. And so like
1:34:15
Captain America, I'm still impressed with how much they were able to land that
1:34:19
character in those films. But yeah, when you start doing stuff where you
1:34:24
are just completely misperating what makes the character of the character, I'm done.
1:34:29
I've had I've had such a love hate relationship with Batman movies for like about
1:34:33
like a long time. I mean I like, well, I mean I
1:34:41
wasn't around for the inception. I guess the first one was like actually guess
1:34:44
was the serials. But like you know, I remember, even as a
1:34:49
kid, like when Michael keats Batmobile had gun turrets in and I was like,
1:34:54
nope, nope, know that man doesn't killer. I'm like, he
1:35:00
clearly blew up a factory, right, I mean, I love Michael,
1:35:05
I love violations, Don't get me wrong. I love Michael Keaton's Batman.
1:35:14
He's one of my favorites. He didn't shoot, but he shot a wall.
1:35:18
He didn't shoot people. But that's all I'm saying. You know,
1:35:23
Spartan me a factory. We don't. I'm just saying, I said all
1:35:32
that guy says the Hitchman were in the factory first. That's all I'm putting
1:35:35
it like that. And uh and and Bob is still one of the greatest
1:35:41
hitchmen. Oh Man can't work, But yeah, I agree, go ahead,
1:35:47
No, just you know that's gonna it's gonna turn into a rant,
1:35:49
so I'm not gonna do it. It's OK, this is the perfect place,
1:35:53
do you know. I just like I was for the longest time,
1:35:57
I was like the lone gunman, like everybody was. Like I did not
1:36:00
like the Christopher Nolan movies. And I thought Batman Begins was a really good
1:36:03
Batman movie, Like I will always say that it was a really good Badman
1:36:08
movie. But as those films progress, like you know, it's just sort
1:36:14
of like, you know, even the idea of Batman, it's just sort
1:36:16
of like that's not the character. I'm sorry, like him just hanging it
1:36:20
up for like any any point in time, and him not actually pushing to
1:36:25
get back. I'm like, I know, I couldn't get with it,
1:36:28
you know, it was it was too much. It was which it's too
1:36:31
much of the realism. I guess I liked. I like that. I
1:36:35
like begins, I like Dark Knight. I love Dark Knight. Actually Dark
1:36:40
Knight Rises. It was from it, it did? I mean you you
1:36:47
kind of in quote, Yes you did. I liked the whole thing with
1:36:50
bang character, although I wouldn't have went with that complete British accent. It
1:36:56
should have been rezailient or something. But I like the fact that he's meticulous,
1:37:00
and because that's what Bain is. He's a thinker. He's more than
1:37:04
just muscle. He's he's brain. His brains too. And I like the
1:37:09
fact they're like, oh, they kind of incorporated no Man's land a little
1:37:11
bit. Okay, Yeah, you know, you you man. I think
1:37:17
that was an accident. Do you think I gotta be real. I think
1:37:21
that was an accident because Christopher Nolan kept talking about this French novel, Oh
1:37:28
Tail of Two Cities. He kept talking about that story, and I think
1:37:33
that it just so happens that parts of that are parts of that kind of
1:37:39
mimic No Man's Land, you know what I mean. But I don't think
1:37:43
Christopher Nolan ever opened a book. No, I don't think that that not
1:37:48
to that not that where so extensive that he's just like, okay, and
1:37:51
Batman wants to hang it up really right, you wanted to do a whole
1:37:57
war the landing for me. Alfred's landing was fine, you know, but
1:38:04
that whole Bruce just I'm gonna hang it up for Selena. Yeah, even
1:38:11
Selena knows. Even Selena knows, like, yeah, it doesn't matter if
1:38:15
I'm in your life or not, You're going something's gonna make you can't function
1:38:18
always when you always be drawn to come back no matter what. That's why
1:38:24
they never got married. And she was just like, this is your life,
1:38:28
like when you don't want to give this up. Even from the beginning
1:38:31
of Dark Knight Return, Dark Knight Rises, you know, he's quit,
1:38:38
you know what I mean. And I guess they kind of explained that he
1:38:41
like at the end of the Dark Knight he fell and hurt himself. I
1:38:44
guess it's like the explanation, you know, like yeah, just the whole
1:38:48
thing, and like yeah, like them slapping his back and then his mind
1:38:51
is okay, and the old thing was just a mess. I couldn't deal
1:38:55
with it. Yeah yeah, but yeah, but I mean back to my
1:38:58
point. Yeah, like it's it's I understand that, like these things have
1:39:00
to evolve with the times and like they have to like shift because you're not
1:39:05
dealing twelve is your story arc. You're dealing with two hours of a two
1:39:10
hour movie. But yeah, like the minute you like kind of just yeah,
1:39:15
just yank the heart out of it. Like me, I have the
1:39:17
same problem Man of Steel. You know, I'm just like, yeah,
1:39:21
I just it was it was ebbs and flows. It was ebbs and flows
1:39:26
because and and and I've said it before, there's a scene and Man of
1:39:31
Steel where you know, the Kryptonians are there and the ship literally starts attacking
1:39:40
it mm hm. And and I'm like, ooh, we're getting brainiac and
1:39:45
it turns out no, no brainiac. And I'm like, but you you
1:39:48
drop the ball so severely, just like you didn't capitalize off of this like
1:39:57
us Emo Superman. Yeah, which again is fine if you go about it
1:40:01
a certain way, but like, yeah, my my big issue is uh
1:40:06
yeah, the whole Parkent tornado thing like that doesn't make any sense to me
1:40:10
at all. I remember checking out of that movie completely. I was in
1:40:14
the theater and I was like, he could have ran over and got him.
1:40:16
Nobody would have known. He could have God could have beat the tornado
1:40:19
over there and they would have not known. And then the odd next was
1:40:26
like the final nail for me. So, I mean, he's he's I
1:40:30
think he's done it, but they've retconded, like in comics, they've retconded.
1:40:34
He's definitely, he's definitely, like you know, that's definitely happened.
1:40:38
But you know it's at the same time, even the scenarios like he could
1:40:42
have done like any other things, like you know it stepped in front of
1:40:45
it. I don't know. You you kind of ripped you kind of ripped
1:40:51
the best parts of that movie by trying to give him a complex early,
1:40:55
like like we talked about with with with Clark Kit with with his father right
1:41:00
there, like y'all said, could have been the tornado could have picked up
1:41:03
the god damn dog before anybody winked or not. And yet and just as
1:41:10
I'm being swept away bout the tornado, why why right? Because everybody's eyes
1:41:16
on the tornado, they're not on you Martha moment that we didn't need.
1:41:24
But this is why I said Zack Snyder was terrible director. Ye see,
1:41:28
and yeah that's that's the stuff. It gets to me, like, yeah,
1:41:30
don't get me started on the X ME movies. I see shows making
1:41:32
fun of us on the stuff we got like this for you guys, I
1:41:45
really do. I see, I see, I see, I see why
1:41:54
you said I was. That's what I'm just now now you see it.
1:42:00
Even even even Mandalora was just like see he was right at pivotally. I
1:42:08
get it now from superos. You know what is a good example of like
1:42:13
something awful? Oh damn him, Okay, that's something awful that bet about
1:42:16
Netflix show, like talk about not understanding why that show whether like Beepop is
1:42:23
a great show, like completely missing watch show is what it is. Like
1:42:29
there's an example that's not a superhero example. So there you go. And
1:42:36
you said the Resident Evil John, you said Resident Evil. Yes, because
1:42:41
I'm a big fan of Resident Evil and I hadn't watched none of the movies.
1:42:45
My son is the same way, he said, he said, this
1:42:48
is so far from what it was supposed to be. Is it veered so
1:42:54
far? It's it's fast and furious. It used to be car races,
1:42:59
it's it used to be just street racing, illegal street racing. Now you're
1:43:06
talking about black ops teams and amazingly not getting hurt, getting just walking away
1:43:13
with just a bandage and some scratches, just able to be able to pick
1:43:17
up lead pipes and just slinging around Like, wait, this is not realistic.
1:43:21
Literally you cannot clang metal and not hurt your hand, Like that's physically
1:43:29
impossible. I have met with my entire right arm and can tell you that
1:43:31
it's not possible. Diesel for all of them. Yeah, but that's a
1:43:39
good reason. I was thinking that, and I ain't seen not one fast
1:43:44
and ferious, but I was. I was thinking that. Okay, just
1:43:47
the unrealisticness. But I don't think people want that anymore. People don't care
1:43:51
about realistic people. People want to move this. That was a little bit
1:43:57
too far, Yeah, he said, with the tape, I don't know
1:44:05
any duct tape that's that strong, that strong. No, not not only
1:44:12
that, it was the fact that y'all put not one, but two people
1:44:15
from the dead that was especially character I was like, come on, now,
1:44:26
she fell out the plane, but oh your body, that's always you
1:44:33
know. I heard you so right to wonder woman. Look so so,
1:44:45
Treck, you mentioned the X Men films, and I think I know where
1:44:49
you're going with it. Say your say your piece. I know, I
1:44:57
think I know what you mean with this. I call them the fox Men.
1:45:00
First of all, that's fair, that's very fair. That first off
1:45:09
black leather, Nope, and then to make fun of the fans for wanting
1:45:12
to see the costume also, no, yeah, you know, I mean,
1:45:15
look, they know they got here in Magneto, right Storm. I'm
1:45:20
sorry, guys, old no, no, no, you're preaching to the
1:45:24
choir. We have been saying it from the time that it's started. I'm
1:45:28
like, even when they did Dark Phoenix and I'm like, okay, you
1:45:31
gave a Storm with an accent and the mohawk, but it's still not Storm.
1:45:36
It's not it's not a colorism thing. It's like, no, Storm
1:45:41
is a dark skinned woman, and you had three chances to cast the right
1:45:45
one I got was that? Just to be clear, was it that one
1:45:51
or a different one where they had Storm with an umbrella and no, that
1:45:59
was No, was it was Italy. Yeah, yeah, which made Yeah,
1:46:06
that's the scene, so yeah, it's that's probably right. That's the
1:46:10
one where she's the one where she's a hair she's one of the four horsemen.
1:46:14
Yeah, that's weird and that which is why her hair tuk right,
1:46:19
And I'm like, come on, man, yeah, did not need an
1:46:23
explanation. Yeah, you know, it's that type of stuff. I will
1:46:30
always go on record and say. X two the night Crawler scene, mm
1:46:35
hmm, great scene. Uh I think it was Apocalypse that night Crawler scene.
1:46:43
Yeah, Dark Phoenix, Magneto in the train scene, actually Magneto in
1:46:48
any of them showed up and showed out. Mm hmm. I'm like,
1:46:55
you can't get that wrong. Like everything else, I don't you keep you
1:46:59
keep dropping the ball. I just feel bad. We had Ian McKellen and
1:47:01
Patrick Stewart for that long and yet that's what we did with them. You
1:47:06
did have you did have the quite essential Professor X and Magneto, and this
1:47:10
was the this is what we come up with. Yeah, it's certain.
1:47:15
It was certain beats that that hit right. Like I said, X two
1:47:18
the opening night Crowler scene, great scene. If night Crawl was dark side
1:47:24
and showed how dangerous he really is. Yeah, like great, great freaking
1:47:30
scene, you know. And like I said with Dark Phoenix, when Magneto's
1:47:34
on the train and he's just like that switch flips and he's just like,
1:47:38
you know what, that's it, you know Accolade? Oh they no,
1:47:46
no, no, no, because we talk about it. So I are
1:47:53
we doing to watch party for that tonight? Are we watched Party in tonight?
1:47:57
I mean I'll watch it again by the time I'll get done. Yeah,
1:48:01
did you do it? You watch this while you're talking? Yes?
1:48:13
The alcohol like wow, so nobody noticed that curates. That's why I wanted
1:48:20
when this happened. When this happened, I knew what it was. Okay,
1:48:30
I just have to notice the moment she got quiet in her eyes started
1:48:33
doing that little, that little iguana thing with left right and I'm like,
1:48:36
she's watching it. You can't even hide it. Manda, what are you
1:48:42
doing? Look? She said? She was like, it's it's my job.
1:48:53
Well, I'm entertaining you. I mean I do this at the nine
1:48:58
to five job you have. We have late We me and man don't have
1:49:06
lighton ADHD. We just kind of can do it. It's new. I
1:49:13
don't know managed, it's managed very much. Oh wow, So you're right
1:49:23
though, John Trey. It's it's the Fox universe. X Men has good
1:49:30
beats. However, it's they never really singer. That's what was Brian Singer.
1:49:35
And then when you find out about Brian Singer, you'll be like,
1:49:38
oh, okay, that's the whole dark that's the whole dark side. Yeah,
1:49:43
you'd be like, oh that guy. Uh so you kind of figure
1:49:46
it out with that point. But you're right there are You had a cast,
1:49:50
You had a cast minus Callie Berry. Don't come for me. I
1:49:55
didn't say she wasn't an attractive woman and I was always crushing. It's that's
1:50:00
a storm for me. I'm sorry, she ain't storm. Angela Bassett has
1:50:04
been and will always be my fan. Pick I'm still mad about Black Panther
1:50:11
And they showed her with the locks and the white hair. I'm like,
1:50:15
it was it was so on the on the mark, it was so make
1:50:20
you woman. I'm like, she does not look older. I'm telling you
1:50:24
now, you know she sorry? Yeah, Yeah, that's it. That
1:50:30
was That was the statement. That's all I needed to be. That's the
1:50:33
Yeah, it's it's not options it's not opending statement. Now, I was
1:50:40
just gonna say, you know, she was like the first pick and she
1:50:42
turned it down right, yeah, exactly. Yeah, that's crazy that script
1:50:46
she seen because because they gave her. I don't blame her. She was
1:50:51
afraid of me to say what mhm. Don't you know I can talk with
1:50:58
what condon accent? Now? I mean those X Men movies right next to
1:51:03
Paul Wes Anderson and those Residentvial movies, and I'm trying to figure giving him
1:51:08
money exactly. I feel like he's on that Uie Bowl thing where he's just
1:51:15
getting tax right off and kept making the game. Okay, I thought it
1:51:17
was just me with that guy kind of horrible blood and honey horrible. See
1:51:30
that what makes me, that makes me scared of honey horrible is crazy.
1:51:38
So so grill, grill of horror. I've seen something over the weekend.
1:51:41
I wish I hadn't watched it because I I checked out ten minutes. What's
1:51:46
the mean one? The mean one? Oh, terrifying? No, no,
1:51:50
no, you know how they have they have they have you know how
1:51:55
they have win need to pool blood and honey. Yes, okay, they
1:51:58
have one called the mean One. One. Oh I haven't take that one
1:52:03
out yet, but you know what you're talking about. Time like you walk,
1:52:15
you watch those movies because Bloody Honey got a second one coming out.
1:52:17
But when you think about it, I'm like, yeah, franchise, but
1:52:27
but they are. But that to see, that's what's crazy because I can't
1:52:30
even remember what country, but they somewhere in the Netherlands area and they got
1:52:34
the own independent studio and they said we're gonna do this. I can't respect
1:52:40
somebody being like, I'm gonna do this ship. I don't care about what
1:52:43
you talking about. I want Winnie the Pool, scary thing. Okay,
1:52:45
hundred Acre Woods. But the fact that they got as big as it did,
1:52:49
Okay, I'm just like I remember I watched that movie. First one
1:52:59
is hard, but yet they do a second one and because they have a
1:53:02
budget and and the actually the effects were pretty decent, but it's gory.
1:53:09
And the last scene, oh no, that last scene. There's literally a
1:53:16
scene in the Mean One where Cindy goes back to her town, her hometown,
1:53:23
and people around her are getting killed again because they can't they can't legally
1:53:29
say the Grinch. They just have to say the Mean one. They never
1:53:31
say the Grinch, not they scared. I guess they can't use that term.
1:53:36
They just have to say the mean One. There's literally a scene where
1:53:40
they were where old Man is getting ready to say it and they call Finch.
1:53:43
They like they're Finch for two or something like that. So there's literally
1:53:48
a scene where Cindy is so tired they do a montage, I swear to
1:53:55
bast they do a montage mines like it's near the end of the film where
1:54:00
she's doing the montage of gun training and push ups and sit ups, you
1:54:06
know, typical. It's I'm like, war, I'm sorry, I heard
1:54:16
Cindy Lou doing push it ups. And Chris is that it's called the Meeting
1:54:27
because it's called the meaning, it's called the mean One, and it's because
1:54:31
the I P is kind of free to use. So they made a horror
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movie called The Mean One, which is which is the Brench They just can't
1:54:39
call it that funny and they show like she's like she gets like it's I
1:54:45
think it's midway through the film or something like that. She's like, I'm
1:54:47
sick of this, and you know, she's doing push ups, sit ups
1:54:50
and she's gunn she's shooting. She starts off with a bretta and doesn't know
1:54:55
how to shoot it because the safety is on. And next you know,
1:54:58
next scene she's hitting the at target. There it's like right, and nobody
1:55:02
is showing her right. She's just teaching herself. And I'm like why,
1:55:12
Like I said, I checked out. It was just playing at that point,
1:55:15
I was folding clothes. I was just like I was in my phone
1:55:18
playing a game, and I'm like, are they This is damn mindtage.
1:55:23
The Grinch as an I p could actually work as a horror film. It's
1:55:29
just the way that they're damnit, Kira, I hate you. It's good.
1:55:36
This is what this is. What's even worse the person that's playing the
1:55:42
Grinch. If you remember Jim Carrey's which that still is a great film.
1:55:46
It's fun to wat but all those manurysms. You can tell whoever is playing
1:55:51
this role, and it's like they used the same makeup because the makeup wasn't
1:55:56
even bad. It was like, but they're trying to do the same man
1:56:00
urysms. Scary, yeah, but you don't but they don't. They're not.
1:56:03
They're just not talking or anything like that. They're just doing all the
1:56:06
manuysms, and I'm like, huh oh, they're really trying. They in
1:56:15
him. He's not speaking, he's not speaking. But like I said,
1:56:19
all the facial manuurysms and and the skipping like Jim Carrey would do all of
1:56:25
it. They really tried to play it up. That's why I can't get
1:56:30
and I can't get Aware as Waldo as a serial killer, but we can
1:56:32
get. Three movies is crazy and it was anybody gets murked, Yeah,
1:56:50
underrated for its crazy. And I'm going we're gonna gonna tap this one out
1:56:58
because Jesus I can't any more bad films. I literally sat there and was
1:57:01
just like, oh ship doctor, who wants let me go watch Doctor.
1:57:06
There's so many bad films, both of them. Sometimes sometimes my curiosity Sometimes
1:57:16
that curiosity rises up on my shoulder and says, see, you should have
1:57:20
just Wanly in the thriller genre, that you should have. But I was
1:57:27
just like, I should have watched Boy Kills World again. So that's a
1:57:30
good idea that watching movies should watch that too. So well with that point
1:57:38
and said wrap up protocol initiative, Captain, You're gonna get our guests on
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Out of Here to Trey talk talk to people, tell them where they can
1:57:51
find you. You can find me at oh Man, I totally butchered.
1:57:58
Oh that's okay, I didn't write that. Okay, bad, it's t
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j A Comics. Actually, I was like, I thought I wrote it
1:58:02
right, it's tj A Comics. Yeah, it's pretty m uh. You
1:58:08
know, I work in marketing, so you kind of have to keep it
1:58:11
real lean ear for people. Most importantly, though, afro futures is when
1:58:15
Kickstarter it's after it's one word, just punch it in, or you can
1:58:18
just if you really really like letters that much, you could you could tell
1:58:23
the l I really wish they would give you, like a shorter short link.
1:58:27
They never would make it easy, you know, they never make it
1:58:29
easy. But yeah, just type in after futures in the search engine on
1:58:32
the Kickstart if you want. Also, if you're just following Jonathan, you
1:58:38
will definitely see h after future stuff. There is currently some Justphine Baker stuff
1:58:42
that I'm sitting on I haven't revealed yet, and so you definitely see that
1:58:45
in the next couple of weeks as well. I'm not gonna hold you the
1:58:48
way you were talking about that. I need to see it. H I'm
1:58:56
excited, and get Jonathan up here, john Yo that Josephine. I'm like,
1:59:03
yeah, I I knew about the spy stuff. And last time I
1:59:08
seen Josephine Bakery and anything, it was Lovecraft Country. Mm hmm, yeah
1:59:15
it was that. It was that one episode. I'm like, wait a
1:59:17
minute, this tephe Baker. They going there, Okay, this works.
1:59:24
Tell everybody where they can find you. You can find me on Instagram with
1:59:28
my Shenanigans at Johnny's Storm eight o three or on Twitter, uh Ja storm
1:59:32
zero zero and look out and that and and that. Kickstarter is going go
1:59:42
show your love, go get it up. It's probably it might be close
1:59:45
to it at It's at thirty seven thirty five now, so so people are
1:59:55
showing up, So show show up, show up, show up. I'm
1:59:59
gonna say, like, we in the digital tier because i know there's some
2:00:00
people live outside the country who want to see this, but you really do
2:00:03
want to get the physical version. Like I'm really pushing people to do that
2:00:09
because you know, I've been telling all the artists that we're gonna blow this
2:00:14
thing up and make it a little bit bigger because I really want to highlight
2:00:15
them so you know, get that full experience, get that big version.
2:00:20
See, and that's what we do. We thrive on that. Here.
2:00:24
The fact that it jumped up from thirty six one hundred to thirty seven thirty
2:00:28
five short amount of time, that means that means people are seeing it,
2:00:32
they want it. There's something special. It's something really special about having these
2:00:39
type of stories being told. Like I said, it was giving league extraordinary
2:00:43
gentlemen, love slash lovecraft, country slash heavy metal. And I'm like,
2:00:47
yeah, we need more of that. We need more of that, so
2:00:50
more and who knows, we can get some things going for Blurred Station.
2:00:57
I'd love to see some of that project over there in anime. So I'm
2:01:00
with it. I'm with it, okay, lady man though all right,
2:01:08
oh my god, we just need thirty seconds of your time. Sorry,
2:01:13
not even that much. I might do a video after this to find me
2:01:18
a room full of birds. Uh it's mirrored right here on Instagram TikTok still
2:01:25
without the two o's in room and uh yeah that's about it. Uh.
2:01:30
Sundays sometime Easter senter time. I have a podcast also called Room Full of
2:01:35
Birds. She's going down my mic light. They made up for not doing
2:01:41
anything in episode three. Oh good, good good good good good good good
2:01:45
good good episode not good? Okay, all right, are we stop?
2:01:56
Are we watched party in after this one? Are we watched partying? I
2:01:59
hope, y'all, but I know I can't. Okay, Okay, next
2:02:02
Tuesday, if y'all do, yes, Okay, I'm on vak Okay,
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I'm lady. I am Geet by Heart. You can find me and my
2:02:14
husband Geep by Heart on YouTube and with no not Twitter, TikTok and I
2:02:19
G. We talk about movies, we talk about trailers. We're probably gonna
2:02:24
do North Fartu tomorrow, so look for us to do and talk about that.
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I'm I talk about heart movies on birds, eyebuw dot org with some
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of these lovely people lovely writers as well. And that's it, right show
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yo, Hi, y'all. You know what. Y'all can find me on
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Twitch month anywhere during the week. Right now. I'm still on a break,
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it's ridiculous, but you know, we have a good time. So
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feel free to join me anywhere on Instagram, I'm still getting some videos made
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god, it's fine. Oh you can find me under all platforms underneath this
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a little less terrible. I do the clipping and the editing on this channel,
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2:03:45
couple of different interviews in rotations, so it was like a June teensh gift
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probably throwing lost whoever concert he is at right now, so I'm for sure
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it's coming. But yes, I can score a spark. Can find me
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because I gotta. I have to screw up my introl at least once you
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can find him, then the way, I'm doing everything, including gym stuff,
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But you got for your own god dag plate as the cons are going on,
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guys, three simple rules I usually go by, and usually hopefully you'll
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go by. Number one. Respect the cosplayer at all times. Cosplates for
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everybody, regardless of your height, your weight, your color, your race.
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The only thing we ask is don't do blackface. Don't want your ass
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kick to the con. Don't do blackface. Second, wash your ass,
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last rule that I have for myself is I have for everybody else in Cold
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Be nice, be kind, share fandoms, don't be a dick, and
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will all be cool. Oh my goodness, I want to thank our guest.
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I'm a little hazy there because our fingers were greasy because I put my
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just for you, just for you. Oh my god, good night America.
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Thank you to the crew. Uh we might be doing the watch pretty act
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right, I don't know. Uh so in tune in. We will catch
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