Chuck Dixon on "Clinton Cash", Breaking Batman's Back
In today's episode, host Marc Clair channels his inner fanboy and welcomes in renowned comic book writer, Chuck Dixon! Not only has Chuck worked on many well known characters in the comic book realm such as The Punisher, Batman and the Simpsons; he has also recently adapted the graphic novel edition of Peter Schweizer's "Clinton Cash", which breaks down the machinations of Bill and Hillary Clinton through their "charitable" organization, The Clinton Foundation.Chuck explains how he developed a passion for the comic book medium at a young age, how he was able to break through into the "Big Time" with Marvel and DC, and what it was like to write what has become a classic Batman tale - one which saw both the introduction of the character "Bane" and the breaking of Batman's back.Marc and Chuck then discuss "Clinton Cash" - why Chuck was the only man for the job of adapting this book into graphic novel form, some of the more egregious actions of the Clintons (including the sickening exploitation of the citizens of Haiti after the massive 2010 earthquake there), and just how this political power couple seems to get away with just about anything.This interview was a blast, and we hope you'll think so too!Download this episode (right click and save)
Discussed in today's episode:
- Follow Chuck Dixon on Facebook and Twitter!
- And while you're at it, check out his blog - The Dixonverse!\
- Check out all of Chuck Dixon's work over at Amazon (use our link to help the show!)
- The original and graphic novel editions of "Clinton Cash" as well as Chuck Dixon's "Knightfall" (the Batman story line featuring the debut of Bane and the breaking of Batman's back...nerds!)
