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While I'm on a Canadian kick, here is TVO's Captain Rick Green's interview with Jolly Jack:
Man, I miss Prisoner's of Gravity!
Tomorrow: キャプテン アメリカ!
1 comment:
Wow, these are great! In any language, Jack's powerful art comes through.
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