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In a recent panel on Zoom for Kickstarter and Patreon supporters, The Comics Code creator/host Graeme Burk talks with co-producers Graham Kibble-White and Andy Hicks about how the idea for The Comics Code came to be, the process of researching Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's story, and the biggest surprises, and challenges, making a podcast like this. We also speak with composer (and script consultant) Jack Kibble-White, and voice artists Jason Miller and Drew Meyer.
The panel was moderated by Andy Hicks.
This episode was edited by Graham Kibble-White.
The Comics Code will return! We'll have occasional episodes throuought 2026 and season two will air in late 2026 / early 2027.
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