TOTLB 037 And we’re BACK

Seriously! How long has it been since we had an episode out!!?? I don’t know, but it feels good to put one out again!! This episode comes from the dirty dungeon in Gabe’s basement!! Episode 37 of the Thinking Outside the Long Box Podcast!
Not only are we back, but we are back with TWO awesome interviews!! These guys have some of the coolest accents you’ll hear, PLUS they make awesome books!!
Our first interview is with James Mulholland!! He is the awesome writer of the book “High Noon Rising!” It’s a western comic book, which James has wanted to do for a LONG time! He tells us stories about how/why he wanted to do a pure western, that didn’t have any kind of science fiction, or other weird facets. You definitely won’t want to miss the cool story about how/why he’s in the business, when he actually wasn’t a big comic book fan growing up.
Our second interview is with the awesome PJ Holden!! He is the stellar artist on the book “Department of Monsterology” and “Judge Dredd.” PJ talks about his love for the indie scene, and how important it is to ensure that we still have an indie market! He also talks about his love for Twitter, and why all of a sudden you will see him tweeting tons and tons, while he works. The Department of Monsterology is definitely a book, that if it’s not in your hold file right now, it should be!
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