August 12, 2012
When my last recorder bummed out, it took a handful of untranscribed interviews with it. Mega 64 crew, the director of Dragonslayer (really sore about that one). One of them was a very impromptu meeting with Joe Kubert, who was sitting at his table as I left the con floor. He was friendly, but the conversation wasn’t very interesting. A few “yes”s, “no”s, when I was hoping for sage, old-wisdom tales. When I asked him how much longer he planned to stay working, he said until the day he dies. And he certainly did that. RIP

When my last recorder bummed out, it took a handful of untranscribed interviews with it. Mega 64 crew, the director of Dragonslayer (really sore about that one). One of them was a very impromptu meeting with Joe Kubert, who was sitting at his table as I left the con floor. He was friendly, but the conversation wasn’t very interesting. A few “yes”s, “no”s, when I was hoping for sage, old-wisdom tales. When I asked him how much longer he planned to stay working, he said until the day he dies.

And he certainly did that.

RIP

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