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Writer Kelly Thompson joins the show to talk about her past few years and her incredibly busy slate of comics work. Thompson discusses those past couple years, Scott Snyder's impact, being away from the celebration, how her opportunities have changed, the shifts with Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, managing her workload, her experiences on Black Cloak and The Cull, creator-owned challenges, the draw of for-hire work, the parallels between her recent projects, the Universal Monsters line, the nature of The Bride of Frankenstein Lives, her collaborators, her expectations for Absolute Wonder Woman, the art on her books, the evolution of Absolute Wonder Woman, the power of new, and more.
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