Issue 198 – R2-A-Hole – David Walker – Steve Lieber

Posted on February 7, 2013 by Aaron

Greetings Programs. What a show. What. A. Show. First, the guys rip into JJ Abrams running nerd Hollywood and why it’s a bad call. And, why R2-D2 is a war criminal. Then, Kielen sits down and has a great conversation with David Walker and the Portland Black Film Festival playing all month at the Hollywood Theatre. Then, we’re joined by Kaebel Hashitani of Sequential Art Gallery and the February guest, Steve Lieber. Hear how Steve broke down Alabaster: Wolves for Dark Horse Comics and how he won 4Chan with Underground! Like we said, what a show.

Brought to you by Guardian Games – Sorel Vintages 
– Bridge City Comics

For the extended conversation between Kielen and David, pop on over to PwnToney.com – LINK

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