I absolutely love your show. I cannot think of ANY show that has a sit down with the creators of some of the most legendary comics and literally goes page by page re-examining it. Hearing their anecdotes and stories about what they were thinking or going through at the time. This show is an absolute treasure. I am so addicted. ha ha!
Nice! Keep 'em coming! Now you've got me hoping for the inevitable Ed, Jim, Kevin and Peter Wizard issue Commentary episode that no one ever knew they wanted, but couldn't possibly live without! 🤫
I would love to see more of these videos all the way into the 40th anniversary, next year. I love the comment that the first 10 issues plus the miniseries are the core of TMNT. That really nails it. I also enjoy how Mr. Eastman is doing the bulk of the talking and then Mr. Laird just throws out bombshells. These guys are the best! Thank you Mr. Piskor and Mr. Rugg!
Jack was an amazing dude. I was very close to him, helped him out at his store more times than I can count. He literally had everything you could imagine. He had boxes and boxes of TMNT 1 up, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prints, and more. A LOT more. He was more than a hoarder- he was an obsessive collector that knew everything about everything. He could not resist buying things, more often than not just to help people out that were down on their luck. He had a military funeral after passing peacefully after work one day. His store was his life- all of his friends and social interactions were in that place. He never really cared about money- I guess he learned that life is not about being rich, but being happy.
That telescope voyeur was also interpreted as being Casey in the 1990 movie, as that’s the scene where Casey first observes Raph on the roof using binoculars.
This is amazing...im so glad I stumbled on this channel..these guys are my heros..im so glad there back in contact with eachother...there comics and what they did as an independent was so important and an inspiration...if you have a crazy idea just go for it...thanks for getting them together and doing these videos
God I *need* you guys to have Eastman cover issue 14 and Laird cover issue 12. Issue 14 is probably my favorite full issue of the comic, with Fun with Guns being my favorite backup story!
Oh, shout out to Torrington, Connecticut and my mother threw mine away. Jack was an asshole. One time I asked him a price of a wildcats toy that was on the wall and he just wouldn’t get up and get it off the wall. I literally had money in my hands and I was gonna buy it and he couldn’t be bothered.
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These Kevin & Peter hangouts are quickly becoming my fave episodes!
This is the Watchmen, Dark Knight Returns, Born Again, Year One, of comics shows.
Another hour of Eastman and Laird this shits great
These Eastman and Laird videos are a dream come true
I absolutely love your show. I cannot think of ANY show that has a sit down with the creators of some of the most legendary comics and literally goes page by page re-examining it. Hearing their anecdotes and stories about what they were thinking or going through at the time. This show is an absolute treasure.
I am so addicted. ha ha!
Nice! Keep 'em coming!
Now you've got me hoping for the inevitable Ed, Jim, Kevin and Peter Wizard issue Commentary episode that no one ever knew they wanted, but couldn't possibly live without! 🤫
I would love to see more of these videos all the way into the 40th anniversary, next year. I love the comment that the first 10 issues plus the miniseries are the core of TMNT. That really nails it. I also enjoy how Mr. Eastman is doing the bulk of the talking and then Mr. Laird just throws out bombshells. These guys are the best! Thank you Mr. Piskor and Mr. Rugg!
Jack was an amazing dude. I was very close to him, helped him out at his store more times than I can count. He literally had everything you could imagine. He had boxes and boxes of TMNT 1 up, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prints, and more. A LOT more. He was more than a hoarder- he was an obsessive collector that knew everything about everything. He could not resist buying things, more often than not just to help people out that were down on their luck. He had a military funeral after passing peacefully after work one day. His store was his life- all of his friends and social interactions were in that place. He never really cared about money- I guess he learned that life is not about being rich, but being happy.
Sounds like a rare guy. Sad he passed.
This is so cool for posterity. I'm gonna be repeat watching these videos for a long, long time. Thanks guys!
Turtles Grand Design inside the record cover!
cheers mates
The timing for this is perfect too.
Im wondering if they're really in the same room and this isnt just a edited split screen
That telescope voyeur was also interpreted as being Casey in the 1990 movie, as that’s the scene where Casey first observes Raph on the roof using binoculars.
Peter Laird shared some old notes on his blog years ago, and it was setting up Casey Jones.
This is amazing...im so glad I stumbled on this channel..these guys are my heros..im so glad there back in contact with eachother...there comics and what they did as an independent was so important and an inspiration...if you have a crazy idea just go for it...thanks for getting them together and doing these videos
Dayum! Let’s keep this going.
Thanks so much for making this happen guys... long may it continue...
Seriously loving the series of interviews!
You guys make awesome videos I've learnt so much about drawing just from listening to your videos
Holy pepperoni! I've never seen those vynals, and now i need them in my life!
Oh shoot. That Youngblood Jim Rugg variant sneakin in. Love the continued Eastman and Laird commentary
excellent stuff guys!
Great video! I love hearing stories from the originators!!
Sweet a new vid, I live for these lol ✌🏾😎🤘🏾
Great interview about a great comic!
Amazing and insightful ! Thank you
THANK YOU!
thanks peter and kevin!
God I *need* you guys to have Eastman cover issue 14 and Laird cover issue 12. Issue 14 is probably my favorite full issue of the comic, with Fun with Guns being my favorite backup story!
Great video series
Oh, shout out to Torrington, Connecticut and my mother threw mine away. Jack was an asshole.
One time I asked him a price of a wildcats toy that was on the wall and he just wouldn’t get up and get it off the wall. I literally had money in my hands and I was gonna buy it and he couldn’t be bothered.
Man I have that issue signed by Eastman planned on getting it signed by Lairde but he stopped signing stuff
Nice
these center margins in the IDW edition are infuriating
They really are