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Sat Sep 1, 2007 — by Mike Raub

BIG BROADCAST talks with Roy Thomas!

Comics legend reveals his Alter Ego!

He calls himself the "Super Adaptoid" of comics and we can easily say he's done it all - from Sgt. Fury to the Justice Society and from Millie The Model to Conan. How did a school teacher from Missouri end up writing so much comics history for the last four decades? Roy Thomas tells The Big ComicMix Broadcast all about it in an exclusive interview!

Meanwhile we're covering more title changes at DC, MTV'S VIdeo Music Awards get remixed and we rundown of a bunch of new stuff on the web to look at if you get bored over your three-day weekend.

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