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That’s just a cool and funny thing. But I think a healthy life you’ve got to have some continuity between your past, and your present, and your future. His peers didn’t necessarily choose comics; many of them tumbled into the industry due to antisemitic quotas in their chosen field of advertising. Strange is a sorcerer who can project his spirit across dimensions and into dreams.

I mean that wasn’t funny, but to us it was funny. He just he sat in that chair on a Sunday, and he read comic books all day long, and that was it. One has webbing, which is interesting, and one almost has like a Doctor Strange almost look to it. Like what you’re thinking that you need to see, I’ve already seen it. So, I’ll do a layer on there, and then I put my finish drawing on, and I extract stuff from there, and then I put another layer on, and I figure things out.

Sounds like fiction and storytelling was kind of a fun part of the household.

 

Pat:        Yeah.

 

Alex:      And then you said The Shadow and The Lone Ranger. He never used that camera anymore. But the interesting thing is that he sent you some Spider-Man comics in the early `60s, that’s just really interesting.

 

Pat:        Well…

 

Alex:      Because that seems to break that rule a little.

 

Pat:        Well, I don’t know when it was, but he used to send me comic books, and then he sent me those albums… No.

 

Patrick:  But this, that was much later.

 

Pat:        Yeah, but prior to that, he would send me… I have boxes of the stuff that he’d send me.

Is this the side of the family that calls him JD?

Patrick:  No, that.

 

Alex:      So, then the other side of it. That they were watching Fountainhead together.

 

Patrick:  There’s an entire Great Courses DVD and books.

 

Alex:      The Nature of Earth, a geology book.

“I did not do something because I knew he wouldn’t want me to,” he says.

Two years after the Dr.

Everyone who writes Spider-Man or Dr. I can’t make this thing to work.” Something to work, and I don’t even remember what it was but he wrote me a letter and he says, “If something’s not working,” he says, “Flop it.

That creator freedom seems to be the necessary ingredient.

 

Pat:        Absolutely.

 

Patrick:  For that thing.

 

Alex:      For that to be able to happen unimpeded, right?

 

Tuberculosis. And then, even more specifically, my friend Ashley studied Tibetan Buddhism and the Doctor Strange mudras are all legit.

Then this character…

 

Pat:        If you turn that…

 

Patrick:  That’s 1946.

 

Alex:      And this is 1946 webbing that he did.

“I’m holding my breath until pass out”, kind of thing like, “I got to make this happen.” That she finally broke down and asked him to do it.

 

Alex:      And then… Yeah.

 

Pat:        Yeah.

 

Alex:      That was cool.