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Scott and I had a little chat with these fine fellows.

We talked about Robo’s origins, comics, the financial horror of our lives as comics creators, and why it is we do what we does.

Have a listen on your audio pod device!

The good folks at Thought Balloons are doing some Atomic Robo pages.

Here’s the first one.

And the second which, I think, is both predicated on a false dilemma and too harsh in its message, but hey.

And now a third.

And a fourth. When does the insanity stop?

Not sure, ’cause here’s a fifth!

A sixth!

And a seventh!

I’ll add more as they appear, but I think that’s it.

Whoops, no, one slipped through the cracks. That’s the last of them.

While we’re at it, check out Episode 34 of the podcast by The Dragon to hear some folks talk about why they enjoy our comic book about the little robot who could (punch other robots).

I can’t believe it’s been almost a week since we got back. I’m still a little off my schedule. Last night I stayed up until midnight and it was amazing -until about Thursday my internal clock was still rockin’ out on Milano time -six hours ahead of us.

Italy was, of course, amazing. The food, the people, the history, the mopeds, the insane drivers, and most importantly -the coffee. Our guide for the week was the incredible Michele Forschini, who despite the fact that I emailed in advance and asked for the correct pronunciation of his name tolerated me mangling it almost the entire time we were there. I had written it down phonetically and committed it to memory -incorrectly. Despite that, Michele made certain that we were well fed and thoroughly entertained. In Milano I acted exactly like the silly awestruck tourists I make fun of back home in New York. Continue reading