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Episode 74: Dean Motter

Monday December 29, 2008 09:00:00 am
Mister X: Condemned #1 (of 4)
Dean Motter, creator of the classic Mister X, joins us this week to talk about his iconic creation and about the new series, Mister X: Condemned, from Dark Horse, as well as discussing design elements in his comics and telling us about his influences.
Dean Motter (W/A)
Twenty-five years ago, Mister X debuted with a concept so clever and a character so captivating that it influenced an entire generation of comics fans and creators. Today, Motter reclaims the reins and sets out to inspire a whole new generation with Mister X: Condemned, a completely fresh introduction to the elusive Mister X and his dystopian home--Somnopolis, the City of Nightmares.
With influences from Film Noir to German Expressionism, this story of a city gone mad and the never-sleeping man who's obsessed with saving it will amaze anyone interested in masterpiece storytelling born from the vision of a single iconoclastic creator.
 
 
 

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