Those Two Geeks Episode 262: Wrestlemania Predictions
Alex, Joe, and Matthew Klein spend the entire show on topic, talking about their predictions for next weekend’s Wrestlemania PLE.
Matthew’s book Crashing is available now through IDW Publishing. His webcomic The Rhyme Scheme is available for free here. He can be found on Twitter @matthewklein316 and Instagram @macktheknife1116
You can reach Alex and Joe can be found on Twitter respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4 if you feel the need to tell them they’re wrong individually, or by email at ItsThose2Geeks@gmail.com.
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Hi Alex. Hope you’re well.
I happened to stumble across your old post on Maverick:
https://graphicpolicy.com/2017/08/19/underrated-maverick-1-12/#google_vignette
Apologies for replying on a different thread, but I didn’t see a means to leave a comment on that older post.
I have fond memories of my time on Maverick. It’s a book that no one ever talks about and will likely never be reprinted in any fashion. So I just wanted to thank you for your support and the kind words. Very much appreciated! It’s wonderful to know that there are actually fans out there who enjoyed the book.
If you’re interested in learning how things in Maverick would have played out if the book had not be canceled, please check out my blog post from some years back, which talks about my time at Marvel:
http://believeinyourcharacter.blogspot.com/2012/03/marvel-comics-1995-1998.html
Thanks again! Cheers!
Best,
Jorge Gonzalez
Hi Jorge,
Please don’t apologise! Maverick will forever have a soft spot in my heart for many reasons; it was one of the first that I collected entirely based on a cover (#4), the first series I had to hunt back issues for (which wasn’t easy in the UK at the time), and to top it off the redemption arc of Maverick’s character remains one of my favourite in comics to this day. It’s why I’m drawn to characters like Kaine and the Scarlet Spider run set in Houston…
Your blog post was a great read, thank you for sharing!
Cheers!