Video: Joe Quesada on The Colbert Report

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Thu Jan 31, 2008 — by Rick Marshall

Video: Joe Quesada on The Colbert Report

Behold the truthiness!

As you might have already heard, Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada was a guest on Comedy Central's The Colbert Report this week.

Just as many readers predicted, the topic of discussion was the ascension of former Captain America sidekick Bucky Barnes to official superhero status - and the new wielder of Cap's red, white and blue shield. Apparently, Stephen Colbert was under the impression he was next in line to be Captain America.

Holy awkward situation, Bat-... Wait, wrong publisher...

Anyways, here's a video of the segment, just in case you missed it:

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Howard Johnson (12:22 PM on Thu Jan 31, 2008)

A nice job by both gentlemen--that's going to sell some comics! And even more impressive in that there were no writers...

Mike Gold (12:27 PM on Thu Jan 31, 2008)

Well, it was an interview... And Joey's got a whole production department to produce props.

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