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Thu Jul 24, 2008 — by Mike Raub

ComicMix Radio: Buffy Reunion? Why Not!

Episode #235: We Explore All Things Joss Whedon

It's the first full day of Comic Con '08 and we continue our Broadcasts direct from ComicMix Central on the floor of the show. From the madness, we offer:

David Gallaher and Steve Ellis from the award winning High Moon webcomic and how they came together to create the Zuda phenomenon
Marsia Powers, Mistress of Whedonoplis talks About All Things Joss including the solution to a Buffy or Angel reunion.

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