George Gustines | New York Times

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In this episode George Gustines discusses loving comics and spreading the word at the New York Times.

Topics include how George first got into comic books with the Superfriends, George Perez on Justice League 200, reading comics from the newsstand, movies and TV shows as the new gateway into comics, approaching writing at the Times as opposed to a comic news site, not looking like an idiot to comic fans, comics tackling real world events, not crying during Rebirth, getting dazzled, Darwyn Cooke, staying engaged at the Times after being there for so long, and what he’s reading!

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