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	<title>Comments on: Episode&#8230; 44? The Flu Edition</title>
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	<description>with Jeff Moss and Donnie Coulter</description>
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		<title>By: Charlie Gracie</title>
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		<dc:creator>Charlie Gracie</dc:creator>
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		<description>After listening to the first part of that jeff smith interview. I&#039;m now really intrested in getting that graphic novel. I have no idea how I&#039;ll read it all but I&#039;ll try none the less. I don&#039;t know too much about comics  mainly because comics arent too gigantic here in the uk, by being there are no real local comic book stores. You have to travel a long way just for a comic or two and that&#039;s not cool. I used by a spiderman fan back in the 90s for buying comics but they stopped selling them and since then its gotten impossible to get anything like that so I&#039;m thinking graphic novels are the way forward. I&#039;m not alone in this  because there are plenty of writers who are croosing over into the graphic novel way and there big names will bring people to it and maybe change the way that the public is about it. They may e doing it for the money or the experince but ethier way keep a sharp eye oout. If I get the names of a few of them I&#039;ll be sure to tell you both.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After listening to the first part of that jeff smith interview. I&#8217;m now really intrested in getting that graphic novel. I have no idea how I&#8217;ll read it all but I&#8217;ll try none the less. I don&#8217;t know too much about comics  mainly because comics arent too gigantic here in the uk, by being there are no real local comic book stores. You have to travel a long way just for a comic or two and that&#8217;s not cool. I used by a spiderman fan back in the 90s for buying comics but they stopped selling them and since then its gotten impossible to get anything like that so I&#8217;m thinking graphic novels are the way forward. I&#8217;m not alone in this  because there are plenty of writers who are croosing over into the graphic novel way and there big names will bring people to it and maybe change the way that the public is about it. They may e doing it for the money or the experince but ethier way keep a sharp eye oout. If I get the names of a few of them I&#8217;ll be sure to tell you both.</p>
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