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Steve Adelson
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Wow, that was fun!
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Tim O Neill
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Awesome clip! A great tour of a mind-bendingly fantastic collection of comic book art and statues.
That moment with your first Superman book is really great.
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David Allen Perrin
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Incase you're in need of another revenue stream.....
Guided tours would garner a pretty penny. From me specifically.
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William Roberge
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Jb, what is the most used word when people first walk into your studio?
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John Byrne
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“Museum”. Applies to the rest of the house, too.
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Paul Greer
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What a fun interview. I never tire of seeing
your studio!
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David Allen Perrin
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As a scale modeler (WW2 era warbirds and contemporary military aircraft especially) I think my first visit would be spent looking UP.Then I'll come back at another time to look at the goodies at eye level.
Anything cool on the floor by any chance?
Might as well get me viewing in all directions....
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John Byrne
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Couple of rugs.
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Gary Asuncion
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I would love to see the notes/stories about all of the key items. The Dick Sprang story (to me) was particularly interesting; thanks for sharing!
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Paul Go
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What a great video. I, too, could have watched an hour of that, had they filmed that much.
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Brian Miller
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That was really fun.
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John Byrne
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There IS more. In fact, some of it you’ve already seen—the clip of me discussing the “likelihood” of my return to Marvel. There’s some other stuff, too. Depending on how much they decide to use, there’s even one sound byte guaranteed to drive the minibrains wild with misinterpretation!
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