Stunt Casting: Jog and Matt Seneca Burn Tucker's Face With A Lighter Made Of Intelligence

This past weekend saw some of this blog's favorite individuals in attendance at the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival, a trip that included a stopover at the fabled 2nd Avenue Warehouse (also known as Koch's place). Following the purchasing of comics, two of the individuals--Matthew Seneca and Joseph McCulloch--hung around for an improptu discussion regarding both locations, the comics they contained, Jerry Sandusky, the thing Tucker thought was crazy racist but turned out to be a practiced work of satire (which is something you can hear Joe figure out the second he opens the comic), and various other sundries.

Q: How's the audio quality?
A: It isn't that spectacular.

Q: Are you sorry about that?
A: Absolutely!

Q: Do you think this makes up for the woeful lack of interesting content over the last...jesus, the whole year! You basically did nothing!
A: I know, I know, but December should be a great month. For stuff!

Q: Fine, where is the stupid thing?
A: It's after the break.

Q: Is it crazy long?
A: It's about 90 minutes.

Download Seneca & Jog

While listening, read along with Joe's show notes here.

Comments

[Sean Witzke]

Awesome

[Zack Soto]

radddd

[Mike Walker]

http://lambiek.net/artists/m/moore_sparky.htm

[Rick]

This was great, the story of the smell had me laughing so hard.