ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This is a recording of a live panel that Brandon and I did at Fanexpo Vancouver back in Novemeber. We were both really excited to talk to Brain Stelfreeze. I have admired his work ever since seeing his super stylistic Batman covers back in the 90s. Brandon’s own attraction to Stelfreeze’s work goes back even further to comics that I can’t remember.
He is probably most recognized for his work on Black Panther with writer Ta-Nehisi Coates. This was a really fun panel that I wish went on longer, but the room guy told us to leave 10 minutes early. Thanks to Brian for indulging us and to Kevin Boyd from Fanexpo for suggesting and setting it up.
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