In tandem with our episode last week with writer Samuel Teer about his upcoming OGN Brownstone, we represent his chat with Mike and Greg from June 16, 2016.
Dark Horse Month continues both at Multiversity and here on the show, as the lads welcome writer Samuel Teer to the underground recording studio for some talk about his debut Dark Horse OGN VEDA: Assembly Required with Hyeondo Park and Kelly Fitzpatrick. The story of a young orphan girl growing up in an automated factory drew inspiration from sources as varied as Pixar and Kipling’s The Jungle Book, but this comic for all ages certainly brings its own virtues to bear. Teer talks about the process of getting the book to Dark Horse and what happened after its own assembly. What’s it like for a first-time writer to have their debut OGN released by a major publisher? What went right…or wrong? Gremlins feature prominently in VEDA the story, but did Teer and company escape their shenanigans completely? Find out all that and more on this week’s episode!
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