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It’s another episode of The Mimi and Greg Show! It’s been a while since Greg and I have been able to catch up. We are long overdue. There will be no YouTube video this week as I have a cold and my vanity would not allow for everyone to see me in such an ill state.
Greg shares his thoughts on comic conventions, and we also get an update on both Lazarus and Ruby Actual. I was also thrilled to hear his take on how creating comics is like chess.
Thanks for tuning in and apologies for my congestion, but I really wanted to chat with Greg and thought – why not, let’s just record an episode since most of our conversations make fun podcasts. Shout out to all our friends in the Discord. Feel free to join if you are a Greg Rucka fan HERE.
For those that don’t already know:
Greg Rucka is a New York Times bestselling author of hundreds of comics and nearly two dozen novels. He is also the writer for his critically acclaimed and award-winning film The Old Guard starring Charlize Theron.
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